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COVID has delayed a number of minor parts including the circuit board for the wiring harness to the tow bar. It's also meant some mechanics are still off work. I'm not short of cars so I can afford to be patient.

Waiting on a circuit board....

The styling is timeless - my idea of good style is that it never looks dated and the lines are resolved. The Jensen fils those criteria for me. Regards, Brian

Hello - is this what Patrick has been up to? Regards, Brian

The filter is a bit yukky but not so much it might cause poor running I guess. Time will tell when the new one is installed. Good luck with what certainly is a solid car. Regards, Brian

Just getting some minor oil leaks done ....O rings on the oil cooler which lives in the valley of the V6....

Patrick - the main criterion, apart from 100% reliability, is that it carry the dogs in safety. The ML is one of the very few cars for which one can purchase dog retaining nets to stop them flying around the cabin in an accident. I made a serious error in selling my original ML and I regret that...

You must be wondering why I have not mentioned anything about the new ML - and Patrick will be hanging out for pictures. Patrick loves car pictures! The answer is simple - I brought it home and sent it straight to Paradise for a complete service - check the computer codes etc. and change all...

It took a while to recover .....

Umm - I hesitate to admit this but I was in the crowd at this concert in La Grand-Place in Brussels in 2006.... and at this one... Regards, Brian

Here are two more favourites of mine (favourites for entirely different reason) but the difference between playing them on computer speakers or through a proper hifi system in phenomonal. I have a pair of reasonably good Bose computer speakers but they don't allow all the sound to play...

"Like but with reservations. Michelotti like styling with those huge rear fins a la Austins and Morrises, but not all that attractive even given its "classic" status. There would have to be better around. Regards Styria" Perhaps you might prefer the cabriolet version...

Once a common sight on country roads in NSW and VIC becuase of their ability to survive harsh conditions and still give good handling and a comfortable ride. Not exactly fast to accellerate but with a cruising speed around 75 mph. Regards, Brian

I believe this might be be Motec playing the bagpipes in Freemantle? Perhaps this is the cause of last night's earthquake? Regards, Brian

OK then, listen to our Winnie belt out a tune for the workers building the Sydney Opera House; just make sure you turn on the sound on the right hand side as the default is for sound off...

What you need is this:

The company still exists - it was just one page that no longer existed: https://www.koller.de/ Regards, Brian

Todays tell you not to drink the battery fluid... Bugger!!! Now I know where I went wrong; I never read that bit. Regards, Brian

It's a very good reason for an Italian Tune-up. However, spining out to 4000 rpm could not be called Italian.... more like a granny-run! Yes, Patrick, I believe you could be correct about another diesel in the family. More to come when it arrives. Regards, Brian