well done hun. its been years in the makeing lol but got there in the end

she won't be registered by then

oh - and thanks everyone

Nice one Lucy, and about time this cool ride saw the road!!

YEE HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA...


Well done Lucy really pleased for you...
Now she's MOTed she's got to behave herself.... Right??????


Can't wait to see her rolling around the streets..

I'm not sure she knows how to behave

well done Lucy i knew you would get there, cant wait to see her at a meet or a show (and you know where i am if you want to sell her lol)

Hooray! Well done great news chuffed for ya!

Ok, over the last couple of weeks I've been trying to build up my confidence with Bella over a few short runs. The first time I took her out, we did about 10 miles. I was very impressed with her ride quality. I thought it might be harsh and crashy, but she's actually really comfortable and smooth! What wasn't comfortable and smooth was the engine! There was a bit of popping and backfiring and a serious lack of power in 4th, especially if there was a slight incline! So Moby advised a change of dizzy.

New dizzy arrived and I fitted it this week. On Friday I thought I'd take her down to the petrol station and pump her tyres all up to the right pressures. I got about 30 metres down the road and cough, bang, splat.... nothing.... oh goodie.... so I wandered back up to the garage and came back armed with some tools. Turns out the dizzy wasn't seated down far enough. I was trying to get it seated right (along with a man from over the road who'd come out to see if I needed help), and for about 20 mins nothing was working. No matter what position the engine was in, or how hard I pushed on it, it wouldn't go! That was, untill Steve drove up the road on his way home. He put the window down on his T5 and looked at us, and 'clunk' in it went! That will teach me to try and take her out without Steve being present. She loves Steve!

Anyway - onto today. After I finished work we took her out to take some nice piccys of her

This time she ran absolutely perfectly. No backfires, popping, or a missed beat. She pulled away out of junctions at the pace of a normal car and on the hill which I had to go down to 2nd on last time, she flew up in 4th

Anyways - here's the pics:











I'm starting to build my confidence with her quite nicely now. I did another 8 or so miles in her today and go up to 55mph with plenty of 'oomph' left in the tank

Fair play to ya sounds like ya havin fun in her looking awesome as always!

very cool pic of the car in the woods

loving it does look pretty damm cool

Bella rocks