Practically Classics Forum

Well, I moaned and groaned and even came close to swearing off PC this month, all because I don't see a relatively youngtimer Aston Martin as either classic or practical, surely there is a criteria that needs to be met, either by some real age or a little age & easy affordability.....might just be me but there you go

BUT..... then I found Odgie was contributing, and whilst it probably wont be practical, its old and I bet it will be interesting.

Well saved PC, well saved .... and the rest of mag aint bad either

and if you don't know who Odgie is, well then you've probably been living under a stone the last 30 odd years or so

arceye wrote: and if you don't know who Odgie is, well then you've probably been living under a stone the last 30 odd years or so

thats me

Well if you slept through it Rich..

http://www.odgie.com/

should bring you up to speed with the man. Basically though, he was known for being a bit wild and building cool stuff.

never heard of him
interesting stuff though

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qp0uqj_oe7g

more car porn


Shut it !

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8et_eQmxtkk-a bit of rewiring going on

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCSIjZjBtTI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptqSYn5DvzA

I can't remember if this is about December's issue or not so I will add to this anyway.
What's with the 'over 75? It is the same year as my daily driver. I wouldn't describe it as an "older" car. Danny had his e36 voted out fairly recently, this is even newer and arguably less interesting.
On the plus side, it's good to hear the westie is heading towards registration. What happened to the person that won it or did it not get that far in the competition? Unless I am being picky about spelling the rest is pretty damn good