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Some fabulous cars in pristine condition there and great photos, nice to see a wide variety of Rootes in one place and looks like you all had a great time!

That silver Tiger is nice!!

Thanks very sharing

It has been decided after strong interest and numerous requests to include a "classifieds" section in the forum and registered members will be able to post small ads for Tiger parts. Cars or projects can also be advertised but must include chassis/JAL numbers and can also be listed in the main Sunbe...

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H, Sunny 65 wrote:will post some pictures, when i have worked out how

Happy to post the pics for you if you need any help

who said Alpine bits are cheap still, did you see what this Alpine box fetched the other week

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your cars an alger with a 347 stroker in it Thanks for that Gary :shock: cat out the bag now I suppose, though the engine I am sure is a stock 289, got a receipt somewhere :wink: u can plug the speedo cable back in now What are you insinuating there Gary http://i142.photobucket.com/albums/r82/tomas...

My policy mid-2009 came to an end with Royal Sun Alliance and sadly they were pulling out of the classic car insurance market in the UK. Shame really as I was very pleased with the premiums, though never needed to submit a claim. Did find a very competitive deal with Footman James who also threw in ...

Hi Harry, I have the Brembo setup, and though I didn't fit them I do know that there is a small 15mm copper tubing sleeve required that allows for the calipers to be bolted without any real modications to the existing setup. Discs you want are off a 406 Coupe, 2.2 0r 2.7 Turbo and I ended up getting...

Not the same pic, but for Tiger owners who did not get the latest CW the pic below is from the same session, don't think I would get away with posting the exact one in the club mag :wink: http://i142.photobucket.com/albums/r82/tomaselli/MKIIWash.jpg I wouldn't have minded but; 1) I wasn't there & 2)...

Agree with what has been said, you would want a "comfort" zone between fan blades and rad - just checked mine and have at least an inch if not a tad more. That engine will certainly move about :D http://i142.photobucket.com/albums/r82/tomaselli/Tiger-Fan.jpg http://i142.photobucket.com/albums/r82/to...

the local Police were watching and I couldn't contain myself!! That's fab David, it's great to see Tiger being used as they were intended :D Think we need to see some "autotests" back in our UK meets :shock: tony u tried duck tape,your car dosnt run long enough to get hot Thanks Gary for ruining wh...

Talking of coating headers/exhaust manifolds, does anybody have any experience or thoughts on using exhaust heat resistant tape

The good reviews state that is does keep under bonnet temperatures lower (a must for a Tiger me thinks) any negatives outweighing the immediate obvious benefit

Owain, you a braver man than I am :lol: Congratulations on the result, especially from recovering so many places from earlier on in the rally. It's great to see so many photos and videos, you can get a "taste" of the event but sure it would have been hairy a few times. I saw the video when you lost ...

This was posted the other week on a classic car forum; The sad news arrived yesterday of the death of two friends here in France. Two friends passionate as any about the classic car movement and passionate about any make of old car, owning several themselves. The cause of their death was down to old...

Brilliant article V8 Burble, perhaps this could be reprinted with your permission as an article for the club magazine, Cats Whiskers (for the benefit of our non www members) I must admit, I have no technical knowledge of the LSD units that can be fitted to the Tiger, or indeed which one I have but I...