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my first car a good old knackered austin maestro had BL,s simple A series lump,you could not kill it,was indestructible,run low on oil? no problem,low on water,no problem keep going,nothing is that strong now

Maestro van was a very hardy vehicle. I remember a bloke who had been a mechanic in the 50s and 60s said the petrol engine in the Maestro was basically the same engine as in his day and indestructible. Never give any trouble, - shame about BL
 
Leo must have known my grandad, he showed me the way round a car when I was 14 / 15 he hated anything french lol , even their wine .

Lived in the centre of the universe did he? (sorry pal couldn`t resist).

Did a bit of wheeler dealing when I was young, once sold a Renault 5 and it came back the next day with a blown headgasket, lost big time on that one.
 
Maestro van was a very hardy vehicle. I remember a bloke who had been a mechanic in the 50s and 60s said the petrol engine in the Maestro was basically the same engine as in his day and indestructible. Never give any trouble, - shame about BL

i sold the car and bought a maestro van,ex BT with the same lump,mine was 8 year old at the time my dad bought a 2 year old ford escort diesel the newer shape one with a 1.8 astmatic lump,maestro was much more reliable
 
shame about BL

Anyone remember the old joke about BL?

Rich American oil baron to his son "What doya want for your birthday son?"

"I wanna a cowboy outfit!"

"OK I`ll buy you British Leyland!"
 
Did you buy it new Kris? No warranty?

No warrantys out,,,, its a 60plate so not brand new just new to me lol,,, il be staying away from renault in the future,,, my old renault was a V reg and never missed a beat but this ones a bucket,,
 
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