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buy the end of the day we had chrisses horse ploughing well just needs narrow tyres and some wheel weights to make it surperb it realy suprised us both how good it was

Now its been guessed (well done Triumph66), here's some pictures It seems all there (not had it running yet Chris but I am assured that it does) Front wheels have solid tyres, rears are pneumatic, one of them is knackered but luckily the tyres on the wheels I bought at RPT will fit

Well the roof was dented in but once I got into the almost perfect interior I was able to pop it out again! Pictures of the rescue follow. The pile of treasure and trash I had to remove. The interior Anyone remember green shield stamps?

Held near Lavant, Chichester, this show boasts a unique working area that allows for old combines, threshers and balers to be put into action

Carb kit arrived Tuesday, carb rebuilt. Engine runs! But solenoid is shot and needs a battery too. Once you work out that it has to be in neutral, cutter disengaged, grass box on, sit on seat, etc.... You can make them work! I can see why so many people bypass the interlocks, it's a pain in the backside! You can't even reverse with the deck engaged!!! Anyway, we've had a cut out of it, and child no.1 seems to be up for adopting it, it's had a wash and polish!

I've been looking for a diesel automatic for quite some time due to no cartalidge in my left knee.As you may be aware good diesel ones aren't common unless you've a small fortune to spend. When I was a teeenager I allways loved my cavillers, and always wanted an sri but due to insurance had to settle for bog std 1600. This morning I've just purchased this wolf in sheeps clothing in the shape of a v6 3.0 turbo diesel automatic vectra sri.(didn't know they did such a beast) It's the first car I've ever had that genuinely throws you back in your seat if hit the throttle yet the insurance is only group 12. Should do in the late 30's mpg and drives way better than clarkson ever claimed. Let's just hope it's not an expensive mistake. Can't be any worse than my horrible focus. Can't wait to collect it in the week.

That looks like you had some fun there! Great pics

Great photos, looks like you both had a good day !

Well done the pair of you. Looks like you had a good day for it. Not to say softer ground.

nice find paul never seen one, but on looking close at the picts the front axle and wheels are the same as a huffy and ive got some of those front wheels if you want them ps, the pacemaker i sold to ben was the same as well

But I'd keep having to go back for everything that flew off the trailer. Just googled it, apparently it's good for 143mph.

Saves on tyre wear on the trailer !!

I know where you are coming from, think big sometimes... I bet that does not hang about !!

That's nice Gareth

That's a nice find Paul, it's good to see something different I'd guess from the front of the bonnet that the paint should be white not primer.. I could Google it but that would spoiler the surprise