Sir C, you're outta PM storage but my tyres are inflated. Cheers for that.

[Sir C]

Oh my God. I remember those. My mate did it on the first bus a had. 32' Ford Viceroy (turbo) in '93.

I forgot about oil. There's that long thing metal thing in the engine somewhere. The oil should come between the two notches, init?

I shall look later.

Good man.

Yes. A car which is not, shall we say, in the first flush of youth really needs to have its oil checked regularly, lest it go bang and seize up in an alarming and expensive fashion.

[Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult]

Yes. A car which is not, shall we say, in the first flush of youth really needs to have its oil checked regularly, lest it go bang and seize up in an alarming and expensive fashion.

Thank you. Do you believe in these additives you put in the oil and fuel (or is it only diesel?)

When I bought that bus, my mate got us to buy a pot of something and pour it in when we changed the oil and fuel filters, but I think it was more sort of a votive offering to the gods to hippy vehicles.

[Sir C]

Thank you. Do you believe in these additives you put in the oil and fuel (or is it only diesel?)

When I bought that bus, my mate got us to buy a pot of something and pour it in when we changed the oil and fuel filters, but I think it was more sort of a votive offering to the gods to hippy vehicles.

A total waste of time, effort and money tbh.

[Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult]

A total waste of time, effort and money tbh.

Sorted. I won't waste the money. But I shall see if I can find the oil dipper bit later. Actually, I don't know how to open the bonnet. In the truck, you just tipped the cab up.