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OT : I love thunder....



... especially when its so close and loud that it almost seems sub bass and
shakes the house - thud thud thuddity rumble etc etc and gubbins.
I go to Cuba.

Most days the weather is bright sunshine, followed by epic
thunderstorms, with lightning to match.

I come back to London.

Same thing.

I think there's a reasonable chance I may be Thor.
Here, take thith vatheline.


Pass me that hammer, old chap ...

#Everywhere you go ...
The car towing the caravan in the video for that song was an original FIAT
Multipla.
God help us all if you ever buy an Alfa.
I'm tempted to get a classic Rangie with an RPI 5.2-litre conversion and a
few other detail improvements.
Get yourself an Overfinch.
A monotreme with taste, there's unusual.

I'm seriously considering putting a larger motor in my Rangie, a 5.2 with
the turbo could well be amusing.
Nothing wrong with that.

I'm rather tempted by the idea of buying something *mentally*
consumptive, petrol-wise, before the price goes inevitably into the
stratosphere. One of the mid-era Overfinch models, for example ...

Trouble is, I have enough trouble parking one motah around these parts -
2 would be an impossible task.
My interest piqued, I looked at Overfinch's site ...

And found this:

Much, *much* later than I would normally look at, but by god I bet it's
fun.

If ever a company could be said to have "wibble fish hatstand" as a
mission statement, it's Overfinch. The other one being that fruitloop
I've heard mixed reports of supercharged Rover V8s. I'd obtain a decent
Rangie and hand it over to RPI to put a full Stage 3 LPG-converted lump in
it, and expect to do it on a budget of around 10-12 large. That and having
a respectable but lived-in old truck that will happily get to 60 in under 10
seconds.

of a Swiss/German chap, Sbarro, who used to build replicas of the old
1920-30s Packard straight-8 cars, with the straight 8 engine being a
hand-tooled ally shell, concealing *two* rover 3.5 V8s linked together.

Or his rear engined, 911-turbo powered, Golf "GTi" ...

You have to love eccentricity.


Right, lets see if I can reproduce the photo below with my new camera, tis a
bit lighter now.
We had comedy rain and thunger here too.
Thunger - what you hear when you're *really* hungry.


I've never seen so much lightening with so much rain in England. It
seemed like somewhere far more tropical for a bit.
It stopped here as soon as I hit post ..... boring.