Clive

Yes it is a MG ZR....but it is still a Rover 25 in a posh frock. It was in the line up telling the story of the Rovers that were produced leading up to them going bust. There are also other modern cars there that are on show, but they too do not qualify as museum displays..

Naa, my buddy had 2 free entry vouchers.

I did not either, although I have passed the site many times.

That MG is in great condition, it has only travelled 3,000 miles since new.

It is a good sized display, buy I do not think I would pay £18..50p out of my own pocket to get in... These are the best of the photos, David Bailey I ain't. We had a nice ride back through the country lanes, passed through a couple of new to me villages, the temp was just right for riding,

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/crlrjyx0e60o

that ain't the price, it's up for swaps. It's actually worth about £1200.

Why is it when you are looking for a certain bike/scoot to buy there is never any for sale? Then when you ain't got the funds they turn up like buses, 2 together?

Yep a much better forecast for tomorrow and the next few days, I just hope that ex hurricane doesn't bother us midweek next week.....watch it arrive on the day I want to go out. (Wednesday )

Enjoy your evening Still the same weather here.......not quite...it has stopped raining.

Got my fleece on today... raining and windy here...16c

Are those Jubilee clips on the exhaust ?

I only said epic for me!.... it may be something else to you

Iam (hopefully) going on a epic (for me ) trip next Wednesday to the Grest British Car Journey museum, photos and ride report will be included. .....watch this space.

The day started wet, i almost said sod the Mot, but dried up around 9am, so game on!. Rode the 200 metres to the end of our Cul de Sac, and turned onto Jubilee Way, passing the many pot holes and discarded Mc. D wrappers and Costa coffee drinks containers, I also passed by such sites as the Tesco Express, and the Cuckoo Birch pub, carried on the 600 metres to the Oak Tree roundabout, turn left onto Eakring Road, passing by car corner (Peugeot and Suzuki dealer, and Evans Halshaw) which strangely never seems to have people looking at car on offer for sale. After 500 metres I turned onto the industrial estate where the testing station in located. The testing station is 1st come, 1st served, I had a hour wait till I was at the head of the queue. The tester approached me, I gave him a quick rundown on the Keyless ignition, and off he went, I watched from the viewing area, the location of the fuel filler had him foxed, it was easier for me to open it than try to explain the opening procedure. The test took all of 10 mins, resulting in a Pass with no advisories, which I expected. I did the retun journey home, the exact reverse of my journey to the station, all in all a nice hour and a half out of the bungalow. The ride as made me wish for a longer ride, so at the weekend I may go to Poundland in Mansfield!, bike/scooter parking is free there. So my wallet is £29 lighter, the mileage on the scoot has risen by 2 miles, and the temperature gauge did not rise off the C position.. Now that it has 1 years MOT do I (try) to sell it, or keep it.?. Yes I am

Nice here today, 21c and a nice breeze blowing. I have put the scoot back together, tyres inflated, battery charged, all ready for the MOT tomorrow.

I like it here, there is plenty of entertainment.

Na, this time, I am here till this place goes tits up......

Got my eye on a Lexmoto LXR

Anyone donating one? Been there. Done that.

Definitely and with photos too..

14.32pm.

It's the scoots MOT on Wednesday, testing station is only 1 mile away, it will be my longest ride in the past couple of months!. Not that hot here, car gauge says 26c.

It sure does warm up quickly Not going in the shed to work on the scoot, it's like a oven in there. So, off to the pub at 1pm with the outlaws.(Mrs. Bucket )