roger peatman

I'd like an F type, but a bit out of my price range. I've still got an old XKR ,which is about as close as I'll get to an F Type.

I bought my first E Type in 1972 for £350 - kept it for a year then swapped it for a Buick Riviera. - If only !!! It is still on the database CNT 925C - I wonder if the car survived ?

Certainly was pre covid and almost certainly will be again.

His prices do seem a bit high, but classic motor bikes are big business these days

Cool looking Norbsa - here's my BSA Super Rocket - my photo's a bit newer than yours ! free image hosting online link

Shoulder of Mutton pub car park - usually a set of dodgems and various side stalls.

Catfan's post was a "to whom it may concern" message. A "massive generalisation" it was not.

Certainly not !! The post is totally applicable in many cases and not in many others.

Unfortunately, in this day and age, you either embrace the technological evolution or you get left behind - it is of course a free choice.

The iPad issue is down to the fact that this latest software update is not designed to run on out of date iOS devices. I know this because I have an old iPad2 which is no longer supported for Apple updates making it virtually unusable for large parts of the internet - this site and many others included.

If the Admins contact "technical support", Invision normally sort out any problems post update.

Don't know if this helps anybody, but I just fired up my i.pad and noticed that if I hold it in landscape position, the page displays normally, but in portrait, many options are not visible.

It's all in the 3 dot menu top right.

Not much difference in this latest version to the previous. - Navigates better and is a much fresher look - you soon get used to it.

Sovtek made/make the Big Muff (green), and valves/tubes for classic amplifiers - some under the brand name of Electro Harmonics.

Don't think you could leave a cash register unattended these days !!

Fawlty Towers it seems - it's now getting ridiculous !

Capitalism is available to everyone - unfortunately, it will also be the end of everyone.

Providing that person is not a member of the same household - if so, STAY AT HOME

I thought it was when one party could stop everyone else from doing what they wanted to do

I'm sure the "Oracle" will be along soon to tell us !

Batman.

Elsewhere, writing in an article in the Sunday Times, Sir Keir said failure to provide enough protective equipment for frontline workers and delays over testing had been "serious mistakes" in tackling coronavirus. He said that ministers took too long to explain why they were "so far behind" on testing. With the government having promised it will dramatically increase coronavirus testing to 100,000 a day by the end of the month, Sir Keir said its "greater clarity" over testing "should have come sooner". These will be the "mistakes'.