LETS GET FAMILIAR.....With the Riley RMF
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- Опубліковано 19 лют 2023
- A quick look at the front of Mr Riley & his dashboard controls,
So we know where things are while traveling in the dark.
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Done my prep., now all I need is my RMF.
Perhaps more period than my 1940 Gents electric master clock or my 1950s Bush radio! My only potential upgrade would be to investigate Riley's history of using the crosshead screw; a heathen device best eliminated if there is any excuse for a straight slotted screw. Do you have the luxury of Britax seat belts or just rely on a felt motorway safety cap ? Looking forward to some motoring antics.
Hey, that is very observant indeed ! Yes cross head screws, what a pain they are but they are the originals, no seatbelts, pleases do stay tuned for the adventures to come, it's going to be a spiffing ride
@@fourwheelswobble Blimey, that's Riley's advanced fastener selection for you! You could outdo Hubnut with your excellent coaxing and fettling; I'll move onnto your runs out with interest. My classics sit folornly in sheds awaiting the round tuit; only my Series 1 is from the 50's however. The 'felt motorway safety hat' comment springs from a 1950s Autocar advert in a pile I bought in Haye on Wye. I'm sure your Riley must have been compared there to a Jowett Javelin at some point and the Tapley Brake Tester deployed. All great fun, my favourite childhood cars were Dad's Mk2 Zephyr and a P4 Rover 100 mothballed in deference to the Popular in the 1973 fuel crisis. Lowest points undoubtedly were sadly all Fords which were not great in the damp, with the Pop, a Thames van and the dreaded Mk1 Cortina estate being the most reluctant.
You have a good knowledge & experience there sir, l can imagine it's very interesting in your garage too
@@fourwheelswobble More time warp decrepitude and loss of focus. You are wiser with two good classics.
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Not a clue sir.?