[220 GSi turbo]

And is that an original pair of tailpipe trims I see lurking under the rear bumper?

[Paul_1978_yorks]

And is that an original pair of tailpipe trims I see lurking under the rear bumper?

It's got twin tailpipes - is that standard for the DOHC? I'm assuming it's the original exhaust! Didn't realise the tailpipe finishers were rare - I'll have to make sure I keep them whenever the exhaust needs renewing!

[RoverRevival]

or just come see me, they are a stock item

[ROVER Cabby]

It's amazing how people would scrap cars in that condition.
Surely a family member could have sold it for her.

I only found out about my Grandad's MG Maeistro Turbo because my Nan 'forgot about it'
sat there in the garage for 14 years, after spending about £350 on it to replace all the
fluids including brakes and fitting a battery I had to sell it as I was quoted £3,800 to get
insured on it.

Wish I had a nice long driveway like yours so I could have bought these... very jealous.

I own a whole road, its tempting.

I'm currently renovating my house and I need the weekend to do DIY.

The house aint going anywhere, get you tank full and have a day off

No excuses

Oi !

Its hard work doing up a house you tart !

Remember mine like this ?

[RoverRevival]

i don't get your point, that just looks like the morning after a decent party

[Johnny 216GSi]

i don't get your point, that just looks like the morning after a decent party

I knocked through from one room to the next in my last place.

No good though. I wanted to finish up with a new lick of paint, but I couldn't reach what was the front bedroom ceiling whilst standing in the lounge.

And to be honest, everyone says knocking-though gives you more space. I genuinely didn't find this, and had trouble fitting in an extra bed, wardrobe, etc.

[ROVER Cabby]

It made sense at ours mate as the k1tchen is barley a rectangle and is small, it had the door
off the hall, the back door, an area under the stairs and two windows, no space for any
worktops, we bricked up the back door and the small window, boarded up under the stairs
and the original doorway then knocked through into the back room/dining room, got 80%
worktops all round now, maximised what little space we had.