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Interesting stuff Michel. I love the engine works pic.

They are some pretty quick pooch transporters Brian 🥰

What in particular takes your fancy at the Donington auctions Brian?

Maybe bogged up bullet holes?

More excellent work Mark.

Such a huge amount of very useful and well delivered content. Thank you for all this work.

These look like an amazing car.

Agree It’s stunning

Agree. Low profile tyres + Sydney roads = unhappiness

Good insight. But hydraulic windows?

Amazing iconic car. I was always amazed at how everything was hydraulic on these cars. Apparently this is why they never rusted 🤣

Congratulations

Very interesting. This means one of the two 3 room parlour suites with private promenade on Titanic would cost £494,000 today. the cost then was £3,651.00 in 1912. The yearly male wage in 1910 was £157.00, so that equates to 23 years wages To go first class 😳 The average yearly wage today is...

Good bit of work there Bryce.

The new X Trail had its first service today. With a brand new engine for this model, and modern oils, the service intervals are still every 10k. A huge let down in a modern world.

Some great pics there Bryce. Nice day for it as well.

Very interesting Mark If I hear about anything coming on line, I will be the first to get some info. If you look back through this thread, you will see a post I did about Volvo hydrogen fuel cell.

I don’t know about the motors, but I can find out. Yes, really for long haul trucks it seems hydrogen will be the way to go, as the range on these is only 350km at present. Volvo is working on a hydrogen fuel cell, but we haven’t seen or heard anything about it yet. The medium duty BEV trucks...

Here are some pics of the new X Trail. For some reason Australian X Trails don’t get an engine cover, so when you pop the bonnet, it looks like someone has stolen it. All the mounting points are there, but no cover.

At Brians request, here is a bit of a write up and my impressions of this entirely new model Nissan X Trail. My first company cars at Volvo, we’re Volvo’s I had an S80, nice car. Then in 2011 I wanted to go to a larger car and the only options then was the Nissan X Trail. I am lucky enough to...