Saving Old Seagulls

Hi all,

John told me the other day to be carefull as once you have at least two gulls they breed.

Now i'm about to get a third, possibility of a forth this week.

So it got me thinking how many do you lot own?

Andy

Perhaps counselling is required? I got one in my workshop to fix a seized gearbox and overhaul for a friend, I have now got the bug and own 4 of my own and SOS is my home page

8 not counting parts motors up until July 2010, the bad news is the 14 of other brands that have accumulated since then. Time to cull the herd. Running out of space.

You missed the buttons that say :

'More than Current Primary Woman thinks',

'Loads More than Current Primary Woman thinks',

and of course 'Thank God she doesn't know about the other shed'

Ah just got my 3rd today, many thanks to a fellow forum member. Although the misses may not thank him.

I enjoy a tinker in the garage and the satisfaction of saving and old british engine.

To think less than 3 months ago i got my first seagull, now i would like to consider myself in the crusade to save'em. Calling on other forum members for advice when required.

The only problem is that you can vote as many times as you like.

after 20 votes we've got at least 161 captive Seagulls

Thank god it's not me alone who's been bitten. Yes, count me in I've got three.

Gerard

Keith.P wrote:The only problem is that you can vote as many times as you like.

Ah i buggered that up then.

5 and enough bits to build a couple more

You have about one of the mast eclectic collection of motors, not just the seagulls.
Is the 5/32hp the little glow engine.
Out of all your old dears, what is your pride and joy.

You start to realise how sick you are when your first thought when answering this survey is "that it needs more boxes for higher numbers"!

I could have ticked the last box just counting QUB's.

Out of mine my favourites is a 1950 FV. Still runs, still pumps water, still in the very tatty condition in which it arrived.

But I keep changing my mind...