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Who's been out or worked on their OSF this weekend? I just saw a lovely terracotta mk5 Cortina estate drive past the end of my road here in Hampshire - lovely day for a trundle :D

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It was still 30 degrees Celsius at midnight so drove in the Mk2 and hour and half to palm beach and parked close enough the front wheels touching the sand edge with the doors open to let in the sea breeze and sipped icy I bought from 7/11 on the way. No one else was there that time of night it was nice. This time of year you guys get the ice on your roads while we have to buy it in a cup 8)

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yea been out in mine with some friends who have a couple of kit cars,after 10 mins of spirited driving blue smoke billowing from under bonnet & in the car pulled over to find rocker cover gushing out oil & i mean gushing it looked like i had just poured oil all over the rear of the engine,so slow drive to petrol station jet washed off then slow drive home & straight in the garage so it didnt leak all over drive  :tongue:  

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yea got home ok massive puddle of oil on the floor of jet wash  :tongue: took rocker cover off tonight cleaned up will try to get one tomorrow & pop when finished work  :tongue:

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Mines been at Ashtons for a week and a bit having a few mods, I cant tell you how much im missing and looking forward to getting it back.

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Oh, was in escort as usual. Only to work an back but wouldn't start this morning as starter wire broke. One easy solution, press it on an cable tie round :-) winner!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Took the Mk3 to a local radiator builders today to get a quote for a bigger capacity rad to be made, brass or aluminium? not sure yet, but will look good whichever!  it's got an FX4 London taxi rad at the moment, cheap quick fix! 

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still slowly getting the Cortina painted so trying to leave that parked up with the masking tape etc

 

 

went for a drive in the escort the other day though and noticed the heater fan had stopped working,

 

this realisation was swiftly followed by the red battery light on the dash and nearly all of the dashboard gauges dying - car kept going ok though and I got home

 

all seemed fine the next day (apart from no power to the heater still) odd

 

never a dull moment

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