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14th January 2021, 19:45 | #1 |
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Rover 75 Saloon Join Date: Sep 2020
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A Car Named Hyacinth
Well when my pal first saw my Rover he affectionately named her "Hyacinth" - a nod to the Rovers appearing in Keeping Up Appearances and also due to the fact that my reg looks like it spells out the word "Nosy". I didn't mind so it stuck. Recently I have really started to think of her as an older lady...perhaps an older lady on blood thinners - she really doesn't like the cold!
With the passenger door becoming superlocked recently and the door handle rod yanked out of place on a frosty morn (my own fault really), tonight I hear the rear brakes wailing like a banshee but only when reversing. An alarming sound! So I consult with my friend who says the handbrake may need adjusted. I go back to Hyacinth and try for five minutes reversing around like I'm lost but cannot replicate the sound. My friend suggests it's merely the cold causing the cable to contract or perhaps some dirt that was trapped back there came out. We shall see what happens in warmer weather but in the meantime I eagerly await the next surprise she throws at me when I climb aboard. Ps I mean no offence to older ladies on blood thinners. My gran is cold constantly due to warfarin. She will also ask me the same question seven times in the space of two minutes but I still love her. And I still love my Rover Some pics: https://imgur.com/a/yFB76c4 |
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