The Ford Capri Laser Page

You know, any event you have to go to, wedding, party, BBQ, works do, and so on, then you're almost guaranteed a certain list of songs, and these two would be on it!

Now excuse me whilst I turn the sound off and watch Legs & Co. some more.

Andrew - diolch yn fawr iawn

Tom - Děkuji mnohokrát

Andrew 2.8i wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2024 6:40 pm Yeah, I'm mad fer it. I'm buzzin', our kid !
I might get some pop and scran, but not any chuddy, next time I'm in the area.

Just a minute whilst I load up google translate

Andrew 2.8i wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2024 6:29 pm No bobbins here, how bizarre!

And you can browse through all the products too, etc? (I'm sure you checked that) Thanks for having a look.

At least you have a new word, should you travel to the North West you can use it and fit right in!

T.M. wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2024 6:28 pm Now, web works fine also from CZ.


Tom

Thanks Tom, but are you sure you can browse through all the products, etc. The title page now loads but all of the links don't seem to work.

I think there has been an issue on the site this afternoon, as some pages are beginning to load now, albeit very slowly. Thanks for having a look though.

Hehe, I just looked it up too, but it kept telling me it has something to do with a spool for thread. The fools!

Do you not have bobbins in your local vocabulary? Thought it was a Nationwide term!

Anyway, I've still trying the website, and it still isn't working properly, that's at two locations. Wierd.

Anyone else noticed that the Capri Club website is bobbins at the moment?

We are all so busy, that's all I ever seem to hear these days, with everything! Longer lead times for stuff, longer on hold times when you phone someone, longer waiting times when you need something. Was at the dentist recently and a guy come in with a problem, he was told there's a wait of around ...

Do you happen to be on any medication at the moment.

Actually looking at the original pic, I can clearly see the face too. I need a lie down.

It's a very good point Andy. I can imagine the classic car mechanic will become a very specialist thing. Like now, if you have a gramophone from a hundred years ago that needs a repair then I'm sure you could find someone. Might not be easy but they're out there. Otherwise it'll be teach yourself to...

Halfords is exceptional for some stuff, such as their spray paints, I've found them to be superb colour matches. But I wouldn't speak to anyone in there if I can help it.

You can still get stuff like that, it's just that the shops have changed. The pound shop types and the bargain stores for example, I was surprised recently whilst in a Wilco to see a range of spray paints including exact colour codes for a car of mine. Nice retro can, not being thrown away is it?! A...

They do get to an age where it's just one thing after another, especially if it's a daily. Most people, especially 'non car' people would get rid as the trouble begins, for obvious reasons. So well done for hanging on!

That's so true as regards to how we survived back then, kids playing on building sites and rubbish dumps, playing out all day covered in mud and going home only for tea, then back out again somehow having a game of football in the dark. And going everywhere on your bike with no safety gear. Yet if a...

Nice story. And it's never too late you know, you could still recreate that little escapade and finally complete the adventure.

nemo wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2024 3:46 pm Jesus! I`m afraid I`d have been the kid in the window watching!!!

I'd have been the one on the ground, looking after the mattresses.

They call it parkour now, back in the day it was just called having fun

SCP440 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2024 8:44 pm

pbar wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2024 7:21 pm

SCP440 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2024 5:33 pm I can now drive at above the legal limit on a motorway

Ermmmm, probably best not to mention that to too many people!

71 mph is above the limit but within the law as I believe we are aloud 10% plus 1 mph.

Tell it to the judge!