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[60041]

Collecting the remains of a 1947 Rover; despite appearances, the car is essentially complete and in surprisingly good condition.

[SnineT]

Originally Posted by 60041

Collecting the remains of a 1947 Rover; despite appearances, the car is essentially complete and in surprisingly good condition.

Hi, how did the Hornet turn out, I saw it at the beginning of the thread and as times gone by now wondered if you got it back otr?

[60041]

Originally Posted by SnineT

Hi, how did the Hornet turn out, I saw it at the beginning of the thread and as times gone by now wondered if you got it back otr?

I did a lot of welding and rebuilt the front end, floors and sills, but have passed it over to my son as he is more likely to be able to finish the project. It has reached a point where it needs serious money thrown at it.
He has also taken the Morris 1000, which is now well known at the owners club rallies around the area.

[S60D5-185]

Originally Posted by 60041

I did a lot of welding and rebuilt the front end, floors and sills, but have passed it over to my son as he is more likely to be able to finish the project. It has reached a point where it needs serious money thrown at it.
He has also taken the Morris 1000, which is now well known at the owners club rallies around the area.

Do you still use the Guzzi ?

I have a couple of them and love them to bits..........😊

[60041]

Originally Posted by S60D5-185

Do you still use the Guzzi ?

I have a couple of them and love them to bits..........😊

We moved house a few years ago, and the Guzzi has been off the road since then.
I had fully intended having it back in use this year, but time has slipped away; I have bought a new stainless exhaust system for it, and new brake callipers, as the old ones were seized, so with a few other bits and pieces already got, I have everything I need to sort it out for next spring.
I agree that they are fantastic machines, I can’t wait to start riding it again, it was totally reliable and never missed a beat in well over 50,000 miles and any problems I have had have been the result of it standing doing nothing for too long.

[Frank Bullitt]

I know you didn’t want caravans, but…(also tow an Erde 120 for tip runs, excellent little thing)

[GaryB1969]

Previous 2018 V90 D4 and a Sprite Quattro EB shown on a previous page, our current 2022 V90 B4 and Sprite Major EB below (downsized the caravan now daughter is at university). Both the D4 and B4 made fine tow cars.

[cam]

Originally Posted by 60041

We moved house a few years ago, and the Guzzi has been off the road since then.
I had fully intended having it back in use this year, but time has slipped away; I have bought a new stainless exhaust system for it, and new brake callipers, as the old ones were seized, so with a few other bits and pieces already got, I have everything I need to sort it out for next spring.
I agree that they are fantastic machines, I can’t wait to start riding it again, it was totally reliable and never missed a beat in well over 50,000 miles and any problems I have had have been the result of it standing doing nothing for too long.

Love to see a few photos if you have the time (Guzzi), cam.

[Fastpatsilents]

Not towed but still a metal tent. Chilly here in Keswick this morning.

[Tannaton]

I had to move a shed today to another house. What could possibly go wrong?