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Just been reading it and totally agree it's shocking.

Totally agree even changing the springs on a 24 year old Italian could turn into a right old job. As you say if you can use a spanner there's a lot of potential work.

MOT history not too bad but last few shows it's needed corroded coil springs needing replacing for awhile so there's the first bill.

Probably not as rare as the manuals. Looks tidy but last serviced 2018 has it been stored for 6 years ? Could be some recommissioning to be done and cost ££££

The house first but will be painting my Renault 16 TX at some point. Back in the 80's my neighbours loved me.

This is what driving around Monaco can do a new clutch in less than 12,000 miles. https://www.leboncoin.fr/vi/2613134121.htm#xtor=ES-3999-[MYSRCH]

Which one Peter guessing the GT.

Morning everyone and Thursday again. Builders back in and finally seeing the back of the house coming along. Itching to get some more painting done. Have a good day all.

Back on the Green theme.

This could be interesting but would you let a 24 year old drive one in the first place even with all his Xbox driving experience ?? https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a60579791/dealership-employee-reportedly-wrecks-ferrari-f40-in-tunnel/

Morning Andy and to everyone feels fresh here again and we had a frost yesterday thought they were over for awhile. Anyway have a good day all.

9 years ago now when my cars arrived in Auckland NZ.

The reason you change the sump is the filter is built into it. As Matt said above get the level right very temperature sensitive. Use diagnostics to get live data and you will be fine. I always measure how much oil comes out too.

No that neighbour is an old pensioner that looks after his garden 7 days a week and I don't. I have nice grass to park cars on though ;)

Got a Gendarme living right next door ;)

Careless torx costs lives.

Good Luck in your search and nothing wrong in looking after the car yourself especially if you're an Engineer they are very enjoyable to work on.

Now that's making it clear :)