Morning all

Elderly gentleman from deepest Surrey here. Had an old puma (cheap off ebay) for a bit under a year now, high mileage but reasonable fun to drive. Found this club I was just googling heater cable connections before sticking my head under the bonnet and found Craig's article http://www.projectpuma.com/viewtopic.php?p=160671" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; - Good effort but would have preferred just to tighten the cable retaining thingies so that the dial actually closed the heater valve :O lol.

Had also been wondering whether anyone actually raced Puma's? And they do And it's all here

Well done chaps and chapesses.

J

Hi and welcome! :thumbs:

welcome aboard!

I wonder if you really qualify for the adjective 'elderly' - there are a few other senior members on here!

Welcome k:

If you go to crackers profile you might find out Ben..

Many thanks all. Well, I'm sure at 60 I must be the oldest Puma owner here? :lol:

Crackers said:

Many thanks all. Well, I'm sure at 60 I must be the oldest Puma owner here? :lol:

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'Fraid not, fella - there are at least 3 folks in the 61+ bracket on here:
http://www.projectpuma.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=21348" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Welcome along. No age limit for a Puma driver :lol:

No over 65's tho eh? Does that mean I have to give it up in 5 years if it lasts that long? Won't insurers touch anyone after that? Anyone got a spare morris minor?

Thank God there's some people older than me on here :grin:
Welcome crackers.
Barry

Welcome aboard :thumbs:

welcome to the forum

Welcome along

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No over 65's tho eh? Does that mean I have to give it up in 5 years if it lasts that long? Won't insurers touch anyone after that? Anyone got a spare morris minor?

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67 last month. :wink:

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