The 'Black 900' that is now green got a new water pump (£30 delivered)

and the Terra van got a new master cylinder (£19 delivered)

50 quid well spent and quite nice little jobs to do

Scrappy was the only Panda representative for the London > Brighton run on Sunday. It was great to see VmanC there and have so many people ask questions. Highly recommended if the weather's good.

Good to see you there too! You must have wondered what on earth was going on when, as you were heading for the start line, this crazy person came running at you arms flailing.

We took a Panda last year so opted for something else this time, got to give them all a chance. Hope you enjoyed it enough to do next year's too, we'll be in something non Panda again.

You disappeared too quickly at the start but I did manage to take a pic at the lunchtime venue and at the finish.........

i umm.. "hosed" out Fallout on wednesday evening.. its clean inside now.. electronics survived well!

John.
Does your 'hosing out' of Fallout mean that on Yorkshire 4x4 jaunts you don't need a toilet break.
Just bleach and a hose pipe!
I think a toilet roll holder on passenger door card may be a necessity.
Dave

my poor seats get enough abuse with the water and scrap yard dirt i somehow collect like a bee then carry into the car. its a good job those seats were totally knackered!

A bit of rust has formed along the bottom of the doors, paticularly the passenger one so I thought I would get stuck in. Put wire wheel in drill and got all the rust off then a liberal dose if Jenolite, about 3 coats and then let it dry off. The actual frame bit underneath was ok but I was left with a line of small holes. Of course filler tends to fall out of holes so I thought, please dont laugh, I would inject through the little holes with some mastic, knife that off so its fairly flat and now I shall wait for a while for the mastic to harden and then do some filler when its nice and dry. The car is white and so is the mastic and it already looks much nicer than the brown rust!!!