by Richard | Sunday, 17 February, 2019 | Article, BGU 122G Blog, Featured, Latest Updates, Magazine |
Hopefully you’ve read Part 1 of this article, and also seen the video I created talking about this. If not, I recommend grabbing a mug of tea and reading / watching those first – this will make a lot more sense. In part 1, I talked about labelling the new...
by Richard | Tuesday, 12 February, 2019 | BGU 122G Blog, Featured, Latest Updates, Magazine |
Via YouTube: https://youtu.be/_Qc4v9IWaCk Here’s an update on how I re-wired my P5B Coupe. Feel free to Like, Comment or Subscribe....
by Richard | Monday, 11 February, 2019 | Article, BGU 122G Blog, Featured, Latest Updates, Magazine |
I’ve recently finished replacing the wiring harness on my P5B Coupe with a ‘New Old Stock’ harness, so it seems a good time to cover this in some detail in an article. I also plan to write a series of articles explaining how each of the main circuits of the Rover P5...
by Richard | Thursday, 31 January, 2019 | BGU 122G Blog, Featured, Latest Updates, Magazine |
Via YouTube: https://youtu.be/usHRZwQdYIM I plan on making more videos about these cars, and here’s the first one. I want to do this as regularly as possible. These aren’t meant to be detailed instructional videos, but are more about showing what can be...
by Richard | Wednesday, 2 January, 2019 | Featured, Magazine, Review |
RoverP5.com Review: Rover V8 the story of the engine. There aren’t many books dedicated to an engine, but James Taylor’s ‘Rover V8’ is one such example. That this book exists is proof of the importance and influence the Rover V8 engine exerted over more than 40...
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by Richard | Sunday, 16 December, 2018 | Latest Updates, Rover P5B In The Nude |
Rover P5B Coupe In The Nude Part 5: The Engine Time to settle-down with a hot mug of tea and a biscuit, as we’ve got a lot to get through here! As I write it’s 5 days to mid-winter, and it’s dark and cold and raining outside. What better than to...
