Oh Heck … I started in the wrong place. Sorry.

[Nigel Brown 7Participant @nigelbrown7]

Forgive me – I'm 'new' but getting older !

Just sent off a first thread for moderation about Tom Senior milling machine.

I've been working on my own cars and motor cycles for far too long (50+ years) but still learning.

Used to make lots of flying models (a few RC) but in recent years 99% of 'spare' time is spent fettling classic cars and bikes.

[Nigel Brown 7Participant @nigelbrown7]

[Brian HParticipant @brianh50089]

Welcome Nigel, you will find like minded people on here ( mine is a 1931 Austin Seven).

Any questions are sure to attract answers.

Brian

[David CanhamParticipant @davidcanham77137]

Hi Nigel, welcome, I am an old biker as well. Just finished with bikes actually and getting into model engineering. David.

[Chris Evans 6Participant @chrisevans6]

Welcome Nigel, another bike nut here.

[Nigel Brown 7Participant @nigelbrown7]

Good to see I'm not alone.

Majority of my retirement time is taken up with 'fixing things' in my workshop. I'm rebuilding/tweaking a Singer 10 engine for my 1939/46 HRG1100.

There is a 1928 Riley 9 special underway in the shed.

Far too many motorcycle projects to list! (My other half says I'm a hoarder …)

My favourite is a Guzzi Monza closely followed by a Yamaha TR1 – I like the engineering of these older bikes.

Did the 'British thing' long ago and now the only Brit is an early 'Bloor' Triumph Trophy 900 triple …

Edited By Nigel Brown 7 on 03/02/2018 10:56:04

[Nigel Brown 7Participant @nigelbrown7]

Brian. Forgot to say — I did Austin 7's years ago (when a running car cost me £15 !)

Just cleared out a small shed at my old home and found A7 parts but mainly 3-bearing later stuff.

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