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That's a seriously close view, Dave. And a strong b&w, perfect for the subject.
I agree 100% with your comment re: Saturday mornings. I've never seen the engines of my last five or six cars, they've been hidden beneath gubbins I can't even identify.
Bill🙃
I agree 100% with your comment re: Saturday mornings. I've never seen the engines of my last five or six cars, they've been hidden beneath gubbins I can't even identify.
Bill🙃
Great subject matter, Dave.
John
John
I spent most of my working life around engines, my own and work, nothing like setting the tappetts correctly and hearing the engine purr.
The rest of the time was spent getting the grease and muck off my hands
Helped my neighbour with his motor last week, 2 x 73 year olds up and down, couldn't move for 3 days after,
but it was fun at the time
David
The rest of the time was spent getting the grease and muck off my hands
Helped my neighbour with his motor last week, 2 x 73 year olds up and down, couldn't move for 3 days after,
but it was fun at the time
David
Ah, those wondrous days when only a basic toolkit was needed to maintina a car or motorbike. Now you need a degree in electronics!
Echoing others....yeah...cars used to be so simple to work on...of course, now we are moving to electric cars...so few moving parts (I have heard that a Tesla has only 17 moving parts)...Not so much romance of grease and engines there.
And...a beautiful mono Dave.
And...a beautiful mono Dave.
