Total commitment

t-tony

The Legend
Deceased
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#ZedShed
Joined
Dec 31, 2013
Points
226
Location
Torksey Lock,Lincoln, England
Model of Z
E89 Z4 23i Auto
I saw a member today going to great lengths to make sure his nice shiny new Z.org sticker was applied just so, he even had a spotter watching over him to ensure it was straight. What commitment :thumbsup: Nice one Richard.:)
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Tony.
 
They where being super critical in getting it striaght much conversation took place :D
 
You could have got that on straight whilst blindfolded Tony with all your experience in that department ;).
 
Sod off mush, you turning Dutch ??=))=))

Tony.
 
Sod off mush, you turning Dutch ??=))=))

Tony.
Don't be shilly shausage :p.
Any way that very same method of lining things up was widely used at British Leyland :whistle:.
Funny enough we saw an Austin Maxi yesterday in Kegworth......in one piece........being driven,not pushed.......and not waiting for the A.A :wideyed:.
 
@Bozzy beat me to it, pretty bad show Tony old chap, not giving a helping hand with all your experience.....:whistle:
 
@Bozzy beat me to it, pretty bad show Tony old chap, not giving a helping hand with all your experience.....:whistle:

What, me lay down in a horse s*** field, you been on the bottle again bud?=))=))

Tony.
 
I bet he kept looking at it afterwards :p
To make sure it was straight ;)
If it isn't I bet it will bug him :)
 
Funny enough we saw an Austin Maxi yesterday in Kegworth......in one piece........being driven,not pushed.......and not waiting for the A.A :wideyed:.

Find that very hard to believe Steve, you sure it was a Maxi? thought they had all disintegrated by the 80s :whistle::D
 
Did you use a laser level just in case
 
Maxi? Pah. In Nefyn there's an old boy drives about in a Maestro. And it's LHD, too. Misery and inconvenience.:)

Serves him right for buying the bloody thing ......................................... ;) Wasn't a punishment handed down by a Welsh court by any chance ?=))

Tony.
 
my Dad had a maxi and never a problem pulled a caravan all around the country only stopped when the rust ate it away.:)
My Mum had one as did a mate of mine and as you say,quite reliable, just rotted like mad. But then again,so did most cars of that era.
 
They were, like all cars of that time, a lot worse than we remember. I, for one, do not remember all the grief my Dad had with his cars when we were younger and it does distort your memories.:) These days it's not corrosion that kills car but electronics.:(

Tony.
 
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