Classic Opel Forum NZ

I guess neither of you have worked on the old Austins? Removing an engine mount to access the oil filter on an A55 was a real pain and as for a Triumph 2500 clutch job - about a zillion bellhousing bolts.

I don't consider an old Austin a car. They're ornaments / boat anchors as they do not possess the necessary credentials to qualify as an effective mode of transport

Does your sister in law still have that old Morrie?

127 Gordo wrote::lol:
Does your sister in law still have that old Morrie?

What?
My sister in law has never even been in a Morris.

My wife's ex flatmate had a boat anchor of a Morris 1100 though.

Must be old age kicking in* - I thought her sister had that "Morange" thing a few years back - an orange Morris 1100, or something.

*either that or confusion over the various nicknames that were used on the old Eurosport forums - which may come to the same thing

Lawd, if my wife knew that you thought that woman was her sister, she'd have a fit!

116 Steve B wrote:With the kids getting bigger and the need for more than one family car the Astra is up for sale , and with Opel pulling out of Aussie there's no hope of getting an OPC insignia .

It isn't too late ... http://www.carsales.com.au/dealer/details/Opel-Insignia-2013/AGC-AD-14574796/?Cr=1&sdmvc=1 Don't know what it would cost to ship one over.

how about the opc insignia on trademe 2013 delivery miles 2.8 v6 turbo nice car nice price