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Today I saw a classic and took a pic thread!
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trevorbrady wrote: »no pic but saw ZV1455 Ford Consul up on a trailer passing through Laois yesterday, looked like it needed a good cleanup. Shame to go to all the trouble of importing a car and then letting it deteriorate like that
It was on donedeal last week, used to be owned by a lad near where I live, but he sold it years ago has he no storage and didn't want it to rot:rolleyes:0 -
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hamsterboy wrote: »Spotted in Lubeck airport a few weeks back
Hope the heaters were still workin
HB
You can be assured the heater still works. It's a danish registration. Quite a few of those still in existance in Denmark and people maintain them properly.
Besides, Volvo Amazon's go forever
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I love the 'blind' to help the motor warm up a bit quicker !!
Don't you just love those old style plates ? The pressed ones out now are just nasty, nasty, nasty.....
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A couple I spotted today...
This Citroen has been parked on North Wall for a while...
This P5 looked and sounded gorgeous...
I worked out in the boonies afew years ago.......well the arshole of castle pollard. Any way the house where I was working had at least 10 of these sitting in a field, along with mercedes of all sorts , and the later Rovers that the british police used for police cars. they were in excellent order, most of them. And the owner picked them up for a pittance years ago when petrol rationing was the order of the day. lovely car tho
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Not Your Ornery OnagerJoin Date:Posts: 22390
Pretty sure the CV has a boxer two cylinder air-cooled engine.zilog_jones wrote: »Don't really understand the theory behind these, unless the thermostat is stuck open or non-existant
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Well it's a DyanePretty sure the CV has a boxer two cylinder air-cooled engine., but yeah same engine and I forgot about that part.Well it just stops the cold air cooling the rad/engine, and allows faster warm up.Obvious really .....no ?
I've seen it done with water-cooled engines, which is what I don't understand - when the water's cold the thermostat will be closed so it will not be circulating through the radiator. As I said I can't see it making any significant difference unless the thermostat is stuck open or removed.0 -
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zilog_jones wrote: »But does it really work? Placebo effect maybe?
Works really well, it holds the air in the engine bay and the engine and engine oil heat up quicker. Mind you works better with an original sheild
The heads are just behind the fan, which is behind the grille. On 600 odd cc you need every help you can get. My wife had a lovely Yellow Dyane, don't see to many of them around any more.0 -
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