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A 94 Chevy G20 day van which was great when the kids were younger. Not economical at all though. I remember spending more on petrol in a day than I earned in a week a few times! Hyundai pony pick up. An absolutely super little thing that used more oil than petrol, shorted the battery when you used the blower but it never let me down and you could get so much in the back it was untrue. Bought a Hyundai pony x2 car because the pick up was awesome...the car wasn't! Loving my 2000 Jeep Cherokee XJ at the moment.

Welcome, there is plenty to read and much to learn here.

That last paragraph could be said of all the parties, you can see why people don't bother voting. I do, but wonder why sometimes.

Try a battery load tester. Your local garage should have one, it'll only take a few seconds to see if it's bad. Tested mine and found it was weak under load, replaced it and problem solved.

That all looks great! I think I've put on a couple of pounds just reading this. 🤤

Rest in peace our Queen!

The bullet cache in Kent has some.

The bullet cache in Kent has a load in stock and posts at cost.

Found this on ebay 313711960716 Seller states 1980's

Having got the wood shed well stocked I'm looking forward to some evenings by the fire and was chatting to a chap with a wood burner. He felt that open fires were not as good as wood burners and proceeded to lecture on the merits of his chosen heat source. I readily accept that wood burners are more efficient. Mum has an old Rayburn that provides warmth, hot water and the best cakes around! You can be sure that when it's alight everyone that comes in leans their bum on the rail at the front and warms themselves. I just prefer sitting by an open fire, whether that's at home or a local pub. Regardless if the merits of either, I wondered what the general consensus on here was so open it up to you all. Woodburner or open fire?

Hi, The bullet cache in Kent has some. He can post. They are £10 per 100. He hasn't got all his stock listed online yet.

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Happy St George's day! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Might have one, I'll have a look tomorrow.

I have to put in a good word for the jeeps. I've had three (two grand cherokees and an xj) and cannot fault them. None have ever got me stuck and the current xj is, although not as comfy/kitted out superb. To be honest I'm more confident with the xj than the grand cherokees! The 4.0 litre engines are bulletproof tough and with regular oil changes last phenomenally well. I have towed out land rovers, toyotas, nissans, volvos and a range rover. I used to do a lot of miles and found them great on a journey. I have found the spares readily available and cheap. Plenty of space and most importantly a tape deck! So glad I kept my cassettes! the only thing the jeep needs is the right tyres and you are away. Minimum fettling, maximum fun!

Rest in peace Sir Tom. A sad loss to us all. He was exactly what we needed, right when we needed it!