Archived Just a meet for a natter and a drink - Sept 13th 2015

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You started something now Tony!! I knew as soon as I read your suggestion there would be trouble because one or the other would be first on the line and which would you choose?? lol JIM
 
Well at that time of year Jim, they could always have a conker fight.:thumbsup:

Tony.
 
I'll be with a plus one better half Sally will be along too :)
 
It's like a steak and kidney pie :p
Or Chicken pie ;)
But the meat is just different in each pie :)
Hope this helps @FRANKIE :)
 
Shelly said:
It's like a steak and kidney pie :p
Or Chicken pie ;)
But the meat is just different in each pie :)
Hope this helps @FRANKIE :)
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All you need to know is....that is one of the world's great foods... :)) :)) :))
 
FRANKIE said:
Tony's quote: " Steak and Ale pie ".
What exactly is this.???? Frankie
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One day you'll have to come and try it Frankie.:)

Tony.

ps. Paul makes these in a pot with flaky pastry crust on top. Thanks @Shelly for the recipe.
 
Sorry guys,looks like a no from me now,
Double booked again:(
Going on a classic car run with Southwell restorations !
Navigating with my brother in law in his beautiful TR6!!:)
Hope you all have a great day
See some of you on Grumpys cruise soon
Cheers Brian
 
t-tony said:
One day you'll have to come and try it Frankie.:)

Tony.

ps. Paul makes these in a pot with flaky pastry crust on top. Thanks @Shelly for the recipe.
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I meant to ask you something. I never did anything with the clutch on the 1.9. I had the car parked on the side of the house. I wanted it in the driveway while I was on vacation. I started up the car in neutral and let it run until the rpm was a normal warmed up range. I then shut the car off and put it into 1st gear, started it up and drove it into the driveway and shut it down immediately, or I'd hit the ////M. The clutch pedal didn't seem to be pressing against the pressure plate. I feel that it's a problem with the (I'm assuming it's a) master/slave cylinder. Are these easy to repair/change? I haven't looked at the Bently Manual yet for doing this. I did read that it uses the same fluid from the brake master cylinder which is full. Frankie
 
FRANKIE said:
The Steak and Ale pie sounded so good that I wouldn't mind going there the next time I'm over there. Perhaps we can make it the three of us, with wives. I'll put it on the bucket list. Frankie
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Good we have missed you
 
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