+2 on the insurance thingy.

...and some old tat. And some Landy bits. More coming soon. All in my ebay

And I also think it's sad! My 110 was called Scratchy - I was thinking of buying it (a beat-up yellow truck cab) and saw a post on here where someone was complaining about Scratchy lanes. It stuck. My SII is called Itchy, kinda follwed on.

Did all that fit in the title!? All in my ebay with some other tat! Having a bit of a clearout so more will be added in the coming days.

If you say so. But an alive poof with a Landy that isn't under significant quantities of water..!

Down a little lane out the back of mine earlier. Saw this and turned round! Closer look... Three foot deep and running fast!

I meet the criteria, whoopity whoop! It's in the post today.

Sold already.

Here, Jordan, I've got me Series on classic vehicle insurance with you guys. Two weeks ago I phoned for a quote on a Ford Focus I've been given (lucky me) and was quoted £350! (10 years NCD and six points). Went on compare the meerkat and got quoted £200 including business use by AXA. Closest...

Says it all really...

Came out of a Ford Focus, would fit nicely in a Landy, I reckon. On ebay. Thanks.

I'm, I'll volunteer to do the butties again and lead a group. Hopefully I'll make it a bit further round next time...! 1 Boomer 2 Suew 3 The v8 man 4 James Martin 5 Cooper 267 6 Drewster 7 200tdi Ayre 8 Dogsbody 9 Sarah90 10 The Mad Hat Man 11 Snifflebag 12 Trewey 13 Ratty and Ballast 14...

Big vice and biggest crowbar and a bit of swearing and it was offed! All back together now and I've got a handbrake that not only holds on a hill but is capable of stalling the enjun! Whoop-whoop!

Ah...

Is there a wrong way..?

I've only got little ones, I foresee some rather aggressive swearing after supper!

Cheers JM, just a bit seized on then (like most things on Itchy!) Bit o' pork curry then I'm back at it!

I'm trying to fit an x-brake to my 2a. The instructions very helpfully say to "dismantle drive flange" so you can replace the six bolts. I've managed to get the big circlip off (not sure how or how I'll get it back on again) but there's a metal cover (which is shown off in their photo, top left)...

Awesome vid, loving those lanes. I wonder how a leafer would do...

Oh yeah, there's a flange on the replacement iron that runs along the cross member, the weld is painted silver - the perspective is a bit tricky in them photos...