I haven't a clue about mechanicals, but I do enjoy pottering with the appearance.

I often spend 10 mins, just cleaning and enhancing.

Nothing special but it makes me happy.

Paul

Looks brand new - well done

Thanks John

But if you come several thousand miles closer. It looks less good !

Paul

HaHaHa - from here it looks great

The Celestial Emporium of Benevolent Knowledge offers a number of descriptions which might be applied to coupes...

• those belonging to the Emperor
• fabled ones
• those included in this classification
• those that tremble as if they were mad
• those drawn with a very fine camel hair brush
• those that from afar look like flies

I'll get my coat...

Neil

Even when Neil is talking sense I seldom understand him.

Paul your car looks great, I can never keep mine clean under the bonnet, it lives under some trees and the leaves always manage to find a way in. I'm slightly heartened by the prop holding up the bonnet though! maybe this is what he's on about, the striving for perfection, unless your an Emperor.

Prop ?

I thought that it was original equipment.

The man at the main dealer, with his fingers crossed, said that it was.


Handy for a game leg, snooker queue, flag pole.
Edinburgh wanted me to shell out for proper rams, I got palpitations.

This is probably as apt a description of Neil as you'll get

Looks nice and tidy. That water bottle would look better for a clean out mind.

I was in the process if cleaning it out with blue WKD

Puts mine to shame,

I recently spent some time doing some cleaning under the hood of mine-but yours puts mine to shame.

Something to aim for!

Regards

MM