Rescue a Cowley Car Anyone?

dattrike · 15th July 2020, 18:03

With thanks to Simon at College Motors, now back home with new cam belts,
Kaiser thermostat kit, full service including iridium plugs, auto box oil change,
it was even washed before I picked it up.
It took a while but I was in no hurry as I've got the diesel to use,
that's now with Simon for a few repairs to it.
It is a completely different driving experience between the V6 and the diesel,
the V6 is so smooooth and much nicer to drive if a little slower to accelerate
but it does sound nice when wound up.
Pictures to follow when I get time and find a nice location.

PS: still need a passenger manual smokestone cloth seat if anyone has one.

Also big thanks to Dave Stocktake for the Vis motors

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15th July 2020, 18:03	#10
dattrike Posted a thing or two V6 2ltr auto in copperleaf +CDTI Auto in Royal Blue on loan to Son Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire Posts: 1,709 Thanks: 105 Thanked 476 Times in 267 Posts	With thanks to Simon at College Motors, now back home with new cam belts, Kaiser thermostat kit, full service including iridium plugs, auto box oil change, it was even washed before I picked it up. It took a while but I was in no hurry as I've got the diesel to use, that's now with Simon for a few repairs to it. It is a completely different driving experience between the V6 and the diesel, the V6 is so smooooth and much nicer to drive if a little slower to accelerate but it does sound nice when wound up. Pictures to follow when I get time and find a nice location. PS: still need a passenger manual smokestone cloth seat if anyone has one. Also big thanks to Dave Stocktake for the Vis motors . __________________ Last edited by dattrike; 15th July 2020 at 18:08.. Reason: Text