In rec.aviation.owning Jim Weir wrote:
What does that mean?

Jim


Abafon Goula
shared these priceless pearls of wisdom:

-Hemmings Motor News

Trade-A-Plane equivalent for cars, emphasis on classics/collectibles.

Some things to keep in mind if you buy a British road oiler:

Why do the British drink warm beer?
Because they have Lucas refrigerators.

Why didn't the Germans bomb the Lucas factory in WWII?
They considered it to be allied territory.

How to interpret oil puddles under a British car:

Platter size - time for new seals and gaskets all around.
Saucer size - everything is normal.
no puddle - you are out of oil.

What is the one statement that is ALWAYS true about dual SU carbs?
They are out of sync.

Start looking now for a source of wentworth wrenches and bumper stickers
reading "All the parts falling off this car are of the finest English
workmenship". I'd send you one but I used the last one on the Jag.


--
Jim Pennino, Clean fingernails and British car free since 1985

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