MOT re-test a success!
Clare bolted the new number plate up earlier
and off it went for the re-test.. and passed!!
Clare bolted the new number plate up earlier
and off it went for the re-test.. and passed!!
So it might not be a show car, yet(!) but as it had been sitting for about 12 months, there's definitely no harm in trying to give it a bit of a tidy up inside.
Alfie's greatly enjoying learning about cars, and unlike many of today's youngsters, actually listens to things he's being told and taking it in, so he gave it a good clean out and hoover this morning...
What a day! Multiple trips to get tools, new plastic CV boot cable tie turned out to not work so well due to chunky clasp fouling the inside of the hub, so stainless cable ties bought as replacements but never easy to fit without a proper tool (which of course, we don't have).
After some blood sweat and tears, everything connected back up again and secure
We were always hoping to take the Mini to the London to Brighton Mini Run this year. As long as it had an MOT and ran, it was going, so yesterday we put it in for an MOT to try and get an idea on how much work we'd need to do before going. Much to our surprise, it failed on only 3 minor things!
That was it! Not bad for a 32 year old car.
We quickly got the number plate made up and swapped the 10" steel wheels for the 12" Supalite alloys from Casper, our previous Mini. We'll be fixing the CV gaiter this weekend.
The driveway is starting to look more like a Mini breakers