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Last weekend - hoping this'll work. His missus posted it so I guess it depends if her fb feed is 'open' to all...

Incidentally, a lad that worked for me at Browns Lane about 12 or 13 years ago had a Viper. Bloody thing shook the car park. He's also recently finished a from-scratch build of a 6R4 replica which he has just started hillclimbing. No expense spared on it too, but the first three or four times...

Not my favourite of his. Huge in every way, but just doesn't look right (to my eyes). The Flying Millyard is a fairly incredible piece of engineering though, but just looks unwieldy - if brilliant. However, I just love his reworks of Z1s and so on. Perfect-looking bikes in their day (even though...

The six was something else. Have you seen Allen Millyard's hand-built tribute? Stunning. What that boy can do with a hacksaw and welding kit is verging on sorcery.

Not where I thought then. Yes, I loved the rear door handle treatment. I've no idea why it's not a common thing now on four-door sedans. Shame.

The 156 was such a pretty car. A classic in my eyes. Where was it parked up? Looks familiar.

Not to my knowledge. They were getting steadily less competitive against (in particular) the Suzuki RG500, and the Yamaha, until in about '75 or so they didn't stand a chance against the strokers and it all came to an end. Shame, as that 'noise' was music to most racegoers ears, and we've not...

Surts was an incredible rider, and I used to absolutely love the sound of the MV4s (and even 3s). Spine-tingling.

I had a Vectra once. Never making that mistake again.

I was looking for stout recommendations a while back. Not really my tipple, but I just fancied a change. I'll look out for the Guerilla.

Not seen the HMHB one, but Woody Guthrie - now there's a superstar of a bygone era.

Just zoomed into your photo - just curious who was slinging a guitar, like. Love it. Woody would be proud.

Here I am again. Embarking the dream again. Here I go again. (With apologies to the whole of Japan).

It was a wonderful watch (in fact, the only bit I didn't like was the presenter getting grumpy about the font. Personally I love it for its starkness and symbolism). Being an old twat myself, I remember donating to the fund for the Children's Window when I was at Longford Park Primary; I still...

Who said you didn't have taste?

You should be in southern Spain soon then. The weather'll be good for your knees.

Nearly 40 years here. I have bad news for you.

I'm not sure TBH. Half of Sussex seems to be built like that, post-war, so I bet a lot of them have already been sorted. In my mate's little close of about 16 semis, most have been done - mostly by being re-lined, and I don't think too many have issues now. He tells me (I called him this...

Taylor Wood Row House with Finlock gutters? Bastard things. My best mate had one in Burgess Hill for about 30 years. Sold it last year. His leaked. The first cure attempt was a coating inside the gutter, which wasn't very effective, and still caused damp along the top of the bedroom etc walls...

I first went in the late sixties, around bonfire night it was. Bloody Wolves fans were launching rockets at us from the North Bank, the length of the pitch. Then they charged but were stopped at the halfway line by the feds. Don't know how we made it back to the station in one piece after the...