I wondered; in truth that's a bit like my car ownership where I'm so fikkle,Citroenmad wrote:I think they seem to park them up and think 'ill get round to that job soon'
a few years later and there are rather a lot more jobs to be done. I like that
though, sad as it is seeing them stood and uncared for, id much rather see
them there than not at all if they had been crushed. At least there is the
possibility to get the road going again.
I'll chop and change the cars on the road in a bizarre squad rotation though
I get a buzz bringing some out of slumber and going again and it's almost
like having a new purchase or making reaquiantance again with an old friend!!
I have a 1960 ripple bonnet that's about 80% complete but not running where
someone before my ownership liberated the fluted rippled bonnet so if you ever
see one on your travels, please blag it for me - may not fit in the glove box
mind... do'h!
Andrew