Good job. The roundabouts and mergers from the left side of the road are disconcerting forYanks like me in California. I drive a TR4 that my dad bought new in 1964...
Car sounds fantastic! Wow! You have some dangerous roads there as some look like one lane with cars going both directions? Thanks and hope you do more. Very well done👍🏻
Brought back some memories for me there Chris, I lived not far from you there in Connah's Quay for 12 years, looked a nice smooth ride, good buy I think, the V8 sounded awesome.
Hey Chris!! Well it's about bloody time !!!! I'm joking with you, but I'm seriously glad to see you out on the road with the TR7-V8 after all the time you put into it. Isn't it a great feeling? It sure sounds great too. Driving since I'm 16 I'll never get used to you guys driving on the other side of the road as I live in Long Island, NY. It's fun to watch though. Glad you're enjoying the fruits of your labor my friend ! 👍
Hi Chris, That Rover V8 sounds good, a quick blast down the A55 , that Northop Hall junction is tight off the dual carriageway. A nice drive through Northop Hall and Connha's Quay. About 20 years ago a mate of mine had a 1974 ( N reg ) last of the chrome bumper models had a MGB V8 3500 in red with a 5 speed gearbox I wonder if the gearbox came from a TR7 / TR8 or SD1. Great video take care
Lovely burble. I swapped batteries on my Capri 2.8 injection yesterday. Owned that one 33 years and I started it up and being fitted with big bore exhausts that has a nice sound even on tick over. A really good rasp when it gets revved.
Hi Chris. In one of your recent videos you mention the fuel pump fitted where the battery used to live. Have you noticed any fuel supply issues with the pump being higher than the tank?
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If i can have more of that sound track, yes please!
You've done an awesome job with that car.
What a great noise, thanks for posting!
Good job. The roundabouts and mergers from the left side of the road are disconcerting forYanks like me in California. I drive a TR4 that my dad bought new in 1964...
Car sounds fantastic! Wow! You have some dangerous roads there as some look like one lane with cars going both directions? Thanks and hope you do more. Very well done👍🏻
Brought back some memories for me there Chris, I lived not far from you there in Connah's Quay for 12 years, looked a nice smooth ride, good buy I think, the V8 sounded awesome.
Hey Chris!! Well it's about bloody time !!!! I'm joking with you, but I'm seriously glad to see you out on the road with the TR7-V8 after all the time you put into it. Isn't it a great feeling? It sure sounds great too. Driving since I'm 16 I'll never get used to you guys driving on the other side of the road as I live in Long Island, NY. It's fun to watch though. Glad you're enjoying the fruits of your labor my friend ! 👍
Hi Chris, That Rover V8 sounds good, a quick blast down the A55 , that Northop Hall junction is tight off the dual carriageway. A nice drive through Northop Hall and Connha's Quay. About 20 years ago a mate of mine had a 1974 ( N reg ) last of the chrome bumper models had a MGB V8 3500 in red with a 5 speed gearbox I wonder if the gearbox came from a TR7 / TR8 or SD1. Great video take care
Nice!
Lovely burble. I swapped batteries on my Capri 2.8 injection yesterday. Owned that one 33 years and I started it up and being fitted with big bore exhausts that has a nice sound even on tick over. A really good rasp when it gets revved.
Nice one. I owned a Capri 2.8 many years ago. I regret selling her.
Take care.
Chris Robinson
Hi Chris. Nice drive. She runs well. What roads were you taking?
Just a return trip from Northop, back on the A55 towards Chester and into Northop Hall. Glad you liked it. Take care. Chris Robinson
Hi Chris. In one of your recent videos you mention the fuel pump fitted where the battery used to live. Have you noticed any fuel supply issues with the pump being higher than the tank?
Andy, no issues at the moment. I guess it was back primed upon installation. Take care.
Chris Robinson