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Mike's certainly gone and done it now!

He's gone WATER COOLED, Yes you heard it here first!

He's gone Britsh and bought himself an MG Midget, I'm sure he will tell you the rest once he knows his secret is out.

He has also ordered a new trilby, Sheepskin overcoat, leather driving gloves and shoes and for the passenger flying goggles.

Feel free to abuse him with your replies.

Regards

Mark S

What colour is it ? BRG or GR (Can you get them in the Fastest Colour ?)

They did MGs in tartan red, will he be able to cope with the power ?

Here's the first official picture of Mike's new wheels:

you may laugh , but this is all british , the Porsche is redundant for the time being, but saying that the half shalf broke today left me stranded for a hour, but did i care .................no its 34yrs old

Mike

i know you want to see the photos so here she is ,her name is Milly

lindsayhbrown wrote:They did MGs in tartan red, will he be able to cope with the power ?

I suspect he will, but looks like the half shaft didn't
Had my fill of British cars years ago (mind you wouldn't say no to a new Jag XFS)
Clive

Nice one Mike,

I take it you can reach the pedals on this one!
Come on then I know you’re itching to tells us “how rare” is this one, I know if you look underneath there’s a serial number----------------------- its next to the word Matchbox!

Look forward to seeing it on the 4th

To most of us it will indeed be a midget. But to Mike its bl**dy huge.

you may mock , you may laugh , but here are some facts

Set of brake pads £9

Fronts and discs complete set £42

rear brake shoes £12 inc springs

Service kit £15

Road tax £75

Insurance £105

I REST MY CASE

Also its a very rare colour , its the one in Buckingham

Mike Midget

It's not quick enough to require brakes My Raleigh Chopper had bigger brake pads on it.

Service kit will be cheap, Pifco fit a bigger motor in their hairdryers

Mike Holmes wrote:you may mock , you may laugh , but here are some facts

Set of brake pads £9

Fronts and discs complete set £42

rear brake shoes £12 inc springs

Service kit £15

Road tax £75

Insurance £105

I REST MY CASE

Also its a very rare colour , its the one in Buckingham

Mike Midget

Not really wishing to join in the mockery but how much for the replacement half shaft

Mike Holmes wrote:you may mock , you may laugh , but here are some facts

Set of brake pads £9

Fronts and discs complete set £42

rear brake shoes £12 inc springs

Service kit £15

Road tax £75

Insurance £105

I REST MY CASE

Also its a very rare colour , its the one in Buckingham

Mike Midget

Well that’s cheap motoring! The other good thing about these cars is you can double the value – by filling the tank up with fuel
Yes I know it's an old one - the joke not Mike

Mike Holmes wrote:
I REST MY CASE

Not in the boot it ain't big enough

Sean Smallman wrote:

Mike Holmes wrote:
I REST MY CASE

Not in the boot it ain't big enough

You are all jealous of my little gem, i can drive it anywhere , park it anywhere and not worry about it, and with 64BHP its very quick of the line

It will certainly leave your Beetle Sean for dead as yours doesn't go anywhere

Mike the midget