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by G Walker - 24/08/26 06:52 PM
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If I were to buy a trad.............
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Jul 19th a 08:31 PM
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what would you recommend?
A serious thought. I sold the Ferrari last year and I also sold the motorbike . I had decided that the Ferrari wasnt much use thanks to speed cameras and congestion, and that at 81 I was a risk to myself on a bike. Never learned throttle control - all vehicles in fron were there to be overtaken! Well not quite but you get the idea.
So as a toy which would be slow and encourage bimbling along I was wondering about a Trad. But I am past the age of "getting out and getting under" so I was wondering what sort of second hand Trad would offer the best chance of reliability and rust freedom. Are there galvanised chassis? I seem to remember something about a stainless bulkhead. And what engine - I have heard well of the Ford Duratec. 2l for a little bit of oompf.
Over to you. Convert me. And if you happen to have an absolute jewel for sale, let me know.
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