[url=https://www.stanfordhallvw.co.uk/index.html]Stanford Hall VW Show[/url]
:D
Posted by: Andy Sparks - 26 March 2007 22:18:55
Count me in.
Posted by: gipf - 28 March 2007 14:31:51
i,ll be there with a proper beam on the oval!! at long last. :)
Posted by: Chris - 28 March 2007 21:55:09
With a bit of luck I should be there.... :wink:
Go on George, can I drive the '47......please, please, please..
(I'm prepared to grovel if you want..... :oops: )
:roll:
Posted by: 48REME - 17 April 2007 17:56:05
I am ready to roll...and rehearsing for Bad Camberg...
Who else? [ATTACH]1596[/Attach]
Posted by: mrsherbie - 19 April 2007 00:03:55
[quote="48REME"]I am ready to roll...and rehearsing for Bad Camberg...
Who else?[/quote]
Gulp.. i just need a few more hours .. :shock:
No beetles at Stanford for us, I think we are taking some pikeywagon vans unfortunately :lol:
Posted by: 1958 Harry - 19 April 2007 14:16:17
I'm there, got Harry entered into Concourse - tho I doubt he'll win anything!
Posted by: 356boy - 20 April 2007 18:27:36
[quote="mrsherbie"][quote="48REME"]I am ready to roll...and rehearsing for Bad Camberg...
Who else?[/quote]
Gulp.. i just need a few more hours .. :shock:
No beetles at Stanford for us, I think we are taking some pikeywagon vans unfortunately :lol: [/quote]
can i leave my goodies with you saturday night so i dont have to load up sunday, i also need those stall/entrance tickets :wink:
plenty of room in the pikeywagon for my stuff, oh and dont pinch any of my space :twisted: :lol:
Posted by: mrsherbie - 22 April 2007 12:30:59
[quote="356boy"]can i leave my goodies with you saturday night so i dont have to load up sunday, i also need those stall/entrance tickets :wink:
plenty of room in the pikeywagon for my stuff, oh and dont pinch any of my space :twisted: :lol: [/quote]
I actually have no idea what we are going in yet, original plan was the 'new' caravan' behind the freshly restored Bay pickup (proper pikey style and no messing!:lol:) but we need to do some work on it and have no time at the mo![i]
You've got pm!
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Posted by: Andy Sparks - 02 May 2007 16:34:40
Anyone know any good camp sits near by? i am having a lot of issues with finding one.
yes i know it is late but i was expecting that i would have moved to Devon by this weekend, and that hasn't happened.
Cheers
Andy
Posted by: six-o-one - 02 May 2007 18:01:34
Not that near the SH (30-45mins) but if you want to cruise up with us from MK at 8am on Sunday...
[url=https://newport-pagnell.org.uk/Category.asp?cat=790]https://newport-pagnell.org.uk/Category.asp?cat=790[/url]
Or I have a sofa!
Posted by: Andy Sparks - 02 May 2007 18:49:40
Hiya mate unfortunatly there are a few of us (6 or 7) and everywhere seems to be full as it is a B/H weekend, or 3 days bookig onl at about £60. This one doesn't take tents. :cry:
Damn Santa Pod changing the weekend for Big Bang (it was easy then).
looks like i shall be leaving early, and not with the Okrasa in as well, so at least i will not get hammered on the 40mph on the M1.
Posted by: Andy Sparks - 02 May 2007 18:50:39
opps forgot to say thanks mate.
You in your special car?
Posted by: six-o-one - 04 May 2007 13:26:49
Picked the Heb up this morning and it decided to break down on the way home. :cry:
It seems to have been a fuel problem. It cut out then I re-started it and it would tick over but as soon as you touched the pedal it died again.
If you pulled the choke out it would run okay so I started to drive again like that ( only about a qtr of a mile as I was almost home) but the fault then cleard and it was perfect again! It's a reconditioned carb which hasn't got many miles on it yet.
I'm thinking it was just some dirt in a jet somewhere but the trip to Stanford Hall may be interesting if it wasn't!
Any ideas? :? :?
Posted by: 48REME - 04 May 2007 15:49:07
This is so strange because I had EXACTLY the same problem with my old Belgian 52 Standard as I was driving it down to Southampton once.
I also pulled the choke and then it cleared up. In my case, I still had a good thirty odd miles to get there but still made it. It never did it again... :shock:
Posted by: Bert53 - 04 May 2007 17:04:22
Hi Malc,
Mine did the same thing after the carb had been stood with no fuel in for 6 months. Could be dirt in the jet or, more likely, there is a small ball valve in the accelerator pump on the carb which sticks as it gets clogged up with residue. This usually clears when fresh petrol gets through, but when it does stick, it means that if you put your foot sharply on the accelerator the engine can die as there isn't enough fuel and too much air.
See you at Stanford :D :D
John
Posted by: Andy Sparks - 04 May 2007 19:34:14
We have had a simlar issue, it worked out that the fuel pipe had decayed, and a bit of rubber had come off.
You do need to be careful with cars that are sat, as fuel can sit there and rot the pipes, as i found out to my horror 3 weeks ago. the pipe was only a year old. :shock:
Posted by: six-o-one - 04 May 2007 20:27:26
I think I'll change the pipes before setting off for Bad Camberg just to be safe.
:roll:
Posted by: Andy Sparks - 05 May 2007 00:42:02
[quote="six-o-one"]I think I'll change the pipes before setting off for Bad Camberg just to be safe.
:roll: [/quote]
For the tenner it will cost you, it could cost you a lote more than wasted fuel. I've done mine now, i had 1 go under the petrol tank.
