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Chris Walters next to Blue Flame at the Elsies bridge used to widen the rims. I do not know if the new owner ( Engelbrecht) still offer the service.
I was in there last month.

About the rim, I got one but it is a five hole.

As Weather S A do not release any rainfall figures, I get the actual figures from https://www.wunderground.com/history/airport/FACT/2018/1/1/CustomHistory.html?dayend=31&monthend=5&yearend=2018&req_city=&req_state=&req_statename=&reqdb.zip=&reqdb.magic=&reqdb.wmo= that is using satellite information...

Just an update on the six monthly rain prediction.

I do some days slip up and some days the site is not updated.

At the moment the prediction is running into November

My son spotted this wooden house-car in Bellville in early morning traffic. Number plates, lights, towbar and down pipes for the gutters.

Anybody knows more about it, better pics?

This link is from January 2016, but very interesting.

https://www.brandsouthafrica.com/invest ... ars-270116

I just punched "motor transport african muscle car forum" into google and got this link.


https://www.africanmusclecars.com/forum ... hp?t=21939

I know there is some more

I have this two seats that came out of the back of a Landrover when the owner fitted some wooden boxes. It apparently was still brand new when removed and stored all the years. The landrover was sold without it and I just saved it before it was taken to the dump. I think it will look nice on the bac...

After more than 15 months I had enough courage to remove the coil pack again to check the spark plugs. The pug was still running fine, but I was just curious. I did not know what to expect. Out she come and....... Just a little bit of discolouring of the tape. I wonder how many thousands of extentio...

Thanks Insomnia. This is a very good link of the role the railways has played in bringing the county where it was some time back. If one think of how efficient it worked that time and compare it with today, it is unbelievable. Just imagine the whole of Khayelitsha only having a train about three day...

Thanks for a very good link Ben. I've already gone through two pages and the rest (14?) will follow soon. Busy reading the railway history.