Mazda 323F goes from bad to worse...

In this video, the Mazda breaks some more...
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The power steering cooler pipe gets a bit spurty. I plan to bodge my way around it when I get a chance. Also contains some cycling.

[@johna6968]

There's nothing like that warm feeling inside when successfully completing a bodge job.

[@niklaswejedal463]

I still think that generation of Mazda 323 in general is absolutely gorgeous and the F- and C-versions are particularly so. Awesome fun to drive as well - willl enjoy seeing your Japfest track-adventure.

[@michaelkelly4873]

If your bodge with the tape doesn't fix the leaky roof, as a permanent suggestion may I recommend shed roofing felt, pull it tight and nail it down. Everyone will think it's a vinyl roof. Thank me later. :)

[@oldbatwit5102]

Or just nail on old roof slates. They are cheap and long lasting.

[@SuperSeriouSam]

Or that your Chief Inspector Morse.

[@admiralalcatraz6080]

I like the Mazda, something I saw on the road, but not in great numbers..... I had a 1997 Mazda MX3 for a while a few years ago, great fun....... Only problem with the 323F is the headlights are to small, gives it a face you cant trust :P

[@cornishhh]

Your off the top of your head knowledge is really impressive. The classic magazines I used to read often had mistakes in their finished copies.

[@sumo1756]

FOR SALE: Two superb frameless doors. Come with Mazda 323f. Looking fwd to seeing you giving this the beans at Silverstone. Will it take the punishment?! Wouldnt bother about the mistakes Ian. I think thats part of your channel and folk dont want all this edited to death slick stuff. All the best✌

[@jusb1066]

as for the cooling loop, if you find where the leak is just take out that inch or 2 of pipe, then if you fit a longer bit of rubber pipe with lots of overhang, then it wont have anywhere to blow off to, if that makes sense, rather than cut a lot of the loop away

[@Zadster]

You need a LWB Transit (or Sherpa etc), then you could keep the Invacar and the 2CV inside the van. Might be tricky getting a 3-wheeler up a pair of ramps though... Maybe a flat-bed with a Hi-ab crane to lift them on!

[@loosewheels1000]

Remember Hub Nut, a person who doesn't make a mistake, can't do anything.

[@tracywharton884]

All your videos that I have watched so far are fantastic. I like the cars that you drive didn’t think that I would as I drive a RR sport 4.2 V8 superchared but iam loving the small cars.

[@jbenekeorr]

Oh Ian, the Mazda has not been one of your finer purchases - but it’s given a few laughs, some content for the channel and caused lots of debate in the comments - so I’d consider it a success. You’ve ticked it off your list now! Please don’t worry about rushing the edit or getting to every comment - it’s all about the authentic Hubnut experience 😃

[@Garffey]

Sorry to hear your experience with the Mazdas not been good Ian.....personally I've owned many of them since 2006 and have only had a issue with one!......For the money I'd have happily taken it off your hands but just haven't the room!!

[@frazzleface753]

It's a shame because these are sweet little cars when well sorted :)

[@repairupdaterepeat5815]

I personally can't wait for hubnuttery around the world. I still think you should go on a £500 challenge.

[@markpitt5248]

I think you should take the Mazda for one last hurrah on the track and drive it into the ground, one big blaze of glory unleashing it's limited horses before the knackers yard.

[@Krst22ify]

really disappointed you're getting rid of the mazda but at least you're gonna thrash round a track before the end. Looking forward to seeing that.

[@anthonybroughton6670]

Fancy buying a rover with all that rust on the roof you should have checked it out first it's a crazy thing to do

[@advancelast1740]

Form some flanges ...there’s a thought

[@alisterwest6987]

Hoping you start on the rover soon 🚗🇬🇧

[@graemew7001]

Yeah these same folk will pick up on your errors but not admit to their own, we're petrolheads not car guru's, we can't get it all right, there's too much info to remember....keep doing what you're doing, I for one really appreciate and enjoy it. P.s My mates teenage daughter subscribed last week.....my petrolhead influence....oops! lol....but my point is that since she did you've had over 1100 new subscribers in a week and that says it all to me.

[@XeloX]

Hey Ian, what time is your 323F going around the track? Just so I know when to keep my eyes peeled for it ;) I'll be at Japfest!

[@HubNut]

I think I'm booked in 15:20. Hope she makes it!

[@tommycarradice3146]

I noticed you had the rover on temporary insurance, why don't you get a traders policy then you can drive anything? Just a idea 😁

[@battyboomfatty]

I like the Mazda and will be sad to see it go. It was a good candidate for some TLC and another shot at life.

[@bollinvalleyrailway]

Firstly it was great to meet you at the NEC resto show, if i were you your two keepers are Ellie and Twk. Then well the Dacia is co owned so that is probably happy if you go wondering around. Then well you could probably do with a fleet update video but i would get rid of all but one of your modern cars so you have something to just jump into between trips. The fox on one hand you have done alot of work on it but you haven't had a good play in it yet so it probably needs finishing before you decide on that one. Perhaps a fleet update/ what should go video is in order to aid your decision if you want to do that? as always keep up the good work and i like the format its very honest so many others making things too glossy, its youtube not netflix. yours Patrick Porthmadog

[@lordrichy1065]

I enjoy your one take style its more genuine and entertaining, what is the brand of the wipers they are great

[@kishanjadeja6894]

What great guy👍

[@klwthe3rd]

I think the previous owner of the Mazda sold it just at the right time before it completely self imploded. Hard for me to see the love for it when you bring home a gorgeous Rover 800! I could just stare at that car for hours it's so beautiful.

[@TheFlyingBusman]

I have discovered Mazdas are fine whilst they are just that. Once they start going downhill they just seem to snowball. My 6 diesel (yes I know before you all start) just irritated me in the way it contaminated its oil with silly amounts of diesel. Not satisfied with this it decided to shat its turbo. Being pre 2009 and euro 4 it is now minus it’s DPF (cheers Mazda for pathetic regen system) and has a new turbo ( HOOJ shout out to RECOTURBO of Doncaster for like new rebuild) and has an EGR delete and mild remap. It behaves now as it should but never buy a 2.2 diesel as they are utter garbage. Hope the Rover 800 proves somewhat more satisfying Ian.

[@OscarGarcia-sk8px]

Ian did you ever had a Rootes Imp? DId you do a video of it?

[@HubNut]

On my wish list, never owned one.

[@willswheels283]

The Mazda sort of reminds of the Omega you had, I like the Omega as well, especially in 2.5 Auto Diesel form. And no I now know you didn’t sell the Mazda haha! Note to self to watch the entire clip!🙄

[@mikestrang6229]

you need to do something about your mic its hard to here. by the way your decal is going camping on the back of my vw bus here in Alaska next week.

[@HubNut]

Pretty sure this one was just recorded on the phone's mic. Pics up a lot of background noise in the Mazda.

[@Dan23_7]

Claud the sh1t box had a leaky sunroof until last week. Pahh to silicon that's for kids. SikaFlex is your friend 👍🏻 He's blue the SF is white 😂 I have cut all the carpets out as they were saturated. Weight saving Yo 😂 He's dry as a bone now and semi race prepared 😂

[@gcfcos]

Another great video. Is it always raining in Wales? 😂

[@pgtmr2713]

KLZE swap. Millenia Maf swap, 2.5" exhaust, then have fun.

[@enzedpcs2]

Hey we all make mistakes, I have a friend down here, who sold two new Austin Alegros,

[@billywhizz98]

You should be a plumber you are going from one leak to another it’s a good job you live in Wales there are plenty of them

[@simcroy7648]

"so much for frameless doors" get an escort cabriolet, they have two!

[@SuperCholdi]

I’m much more excited than I should be, about the prospect of an elderly Rover having its brakes done. PSHOOOOOOOOOOO...

[@yamyamrob4130]

the mazda is just one them cars that's lurches from problem to problem could been a real belter but agree its time move it on

[@Dan-hq2js]

Shame you never got to replacing the doors ian, I've driven much worse!

[@andrewrood9200]

cars always no when your getting rid of them as they always break before you sell them

[@gosportjamie]

Yep, they do. I can't think of the number of ones that I've had that broke just when I was about to sell them, and that includes quite a few that were already broken that managed to find a new way to break...

[@bencrosbie]

Yeah after 400k on the milage i decided to go car shopping and change car to a lower milage one then after that she starts to rattle it was the bloody flywheel 😂😂😂 car never gave a days bother till that. Makes sence

[@gosportjamie]

@@bencrosbie After 400000 miles it's maybe entitled to have a small attack of petulance. The problem is what do you do with it then? Is it worth putting a new clutch and DMF in a 400k mile car that is already only worth pocket change, realistically, no matter how faithful a servant it has been...

[@bencrosbie]

@@gosportjamie yeah its worth it. it did me very proud through the whole time. I ended up keeping it. I might buy a second car while having this as a backup or a work car. despite of being worthless to everyone else Its worth alot to me anyways. dmf's are a load of crap for the sake of smoothness. gonna get it changed and itll do for another long time by the looks of its its paid for itself well over.

[@gosportjamie]

@@bencrosbie A lot of older cars with DMFs can be converted back to a solid flywheel. A number of good clutch companies make kits for most of them. It still ends up costing about the same as a clutch change and new DMF the first time, but you'll probably never have to change the flywheel again, and you'll probably find that your starter motors last longer as a lot of cars with DMFs seem to like eating starters. It's nice to hear you're keeping it, often a well cared for car with loads of miles is a much better bet than one with a lot less recorded miles and no or a patchy history...

[@jtsotherone]

Not a great idea to drive a car with an oil leak on the road, can be very dangerous for motorcyclists.

[@nov3019892008]

The answer is the motorcyclists should buy cars

[@magdavitakova5632]

And especially not cool for the environment.🤦‍♂️

[@lancetronify]

I had a Mazda 323f for 5 years then my son had it for 8 years, and apart from from routing servicing it never missed a beat. A really good car. If I could find a good V6 version I would have a 323f again!

[@TopiasSalakka]

There was a V6 model for sale but i missed it :/

[@p24hrsmith]

Some of the appeal of your vids is "Your keeping it real dude" so the odd faux pas and were the hell is that spanner I had in my hand 2 seconds ago is all good with us

[@martinda7446]

How to solve parking issues, stick the Invacar in the 2CV.

[@burkezillar]

That wouldn't work. Stick the Invacar and the 2CV in to the Rover 820!

[@martinda7446]

@@burkezillar I thought of that, I just didn't think the Rover hatch opened wide enough

[@burkezillar]

@@martinda7446 you just need a shoe horn and it'd be grand

[@betaman7988]

Still should’ve kept the recovery truck for this very reason

[@k1ckyscotland988]

BUTTER!,the answer to all "it won't fit" problems,but not Lurpak!,too salty,Rovers and salt,bad combination.

[@niallsommerville9941]

Cull, rationalisation, Rover 800, it's not really working for me but living in a glass house surrounded by motorcycles I can't really throw stones, at least not without hitting a motorcycle.

[@dunc1958]

Aww poor little Mazda, I quite like that car, never owned one but still like it.

[@MalcOfLincoln]

200 Duncan.....got MOT can almost get that back scrap.....free motoring....JUST BUY IT. I paid 200 for the red Rover field banger. Best money I've spent AND, made a profit at the end. Ok cost me £300 fuel money to my friend for transport, but best investment I've made.

[@andrewrobinson3030]

I think the Mazda baring the smashed up bodywork is the best car you have

[@b.2221]

Don't get so cut up about making mistakes, and after all you are human. The other thing is your mistakes are a big part of your channel viewership, because folks are learning from you putting the mistakes right, so no worries, and keep up the spirit and think positive think Hubnut. 👍 Tam.

[@colinhicks4174]

I don’t understand all the so called hate for this car. I think it’s great. Pity it’s going so soon. And without the rumoured doors replacement 🙂

[@derek-press]

what a bummer with the oil leak hope the quick fix works, keep George away from the drops

[@neilthomas9244]

I'd keep hold of the bike if I was you!

[@georgekaritzis2374]

Wish i could change my noisy mother in law as easy as you changed your wipers

[@sonofjak1971]

Any errors you might make are more than made up for by your captions correcting yourself and your dry humour. Keep it going i say. Are you taking Hubnut on your world travels?

[@richardhowlett9424]

Mazda 323f best ever looking car in its class , better than the boring Golfs , Astras and Escorts that everyone bought. Love the colour too. 4th March?

[@rupertprice5508]

I had a Mazda 323 in 1982 . Did my drivers license in it and thought it was a great vehicle . Your one makes compared to mine looks like a bloody roller . Mine was first generation front wheel drive . Very jealous.

[@thepofmeister]

I owned one of these, same colour. I bought it for about £400, and wish I hadn't sold it for £600 to an Indian lad whom was sick of his Jazz... Mine was lovely. Me and my gal were a two Mazda Family at the time and didn't need to be, our 02 plate Auto in baddass black was suffice, so we thought... shortly after the transaction took place, a Glasgow bus twatted the side of our pnly Mazda in... And it was a write off... We were intercoursed. What followed was am M plate Fiat Tipo... the substantially lesser joys of motoring ensued. But, it served me well. It went on to have a sticky end that could have killed my parents, luckily didn't...

[@adamtoms2726]

I love the little Mazda. Ok it's not the best example, but the actual issues it has now was from a lack of care or dodgy driving from a previous owner from moons ago. I had the one after, not as attractive but good cars. I love yours even if nobody else does lol. Also there are too many hipsters polishing their videos and making them like the grand tour, or fancy 4k, I love yours because they are off the cuff magic. I've been following you since the classic hub days, the content has got more regular and the videos longer, but I still love the style.

[@jdtseventyfour]

I always thought the 323F was a great looking car and like you say quite sporty too. I sadly never owned one but an old friend does have one with the V6 motor that he's restoring with the help of his dad :-)

[@gosportjamie]

Yes, it looks like the power steering cooler loop has failed and is now squirting pressurised, hot power steering fluid out of the air intake. That style of cooler, with the looped metal pipe, is renowned for failing in that manner, either due to corrosion, which looks to be that case here, or due to metal fatigue from vibrations causing the pipes to fracture near the mounting points. I really do strongly recommend that anybody who has a vehicle with this type of cooler that is over 10 years old strongly considers replacing it with a small, radiator-type cooler mounted on isolators as, when the cooler fails, it can result in failure or even seizure of the power steering pump and also terminal damage to the steering gear which can easily write an older vehicle off due to the price of the parts (you probably won't be able to use the old pump and steering gear as core units for exchange as they are very likely to have damage to the castings that would be re-used in reconditioned parts...) Suitable replacement coolers are easily available and not expensive, and an ounce of prevention is better than a ton of cure. Oh, and if you have a vehicle with EPAS you don't want to know how much a power steering cooler failure could cost as it frequently kills electronic components too so...

[@richcatsinthewelder5232]

I was quite tempted to add the Mazda to my collection of Hubnut rejects but as the Focus is proving too small I think I need to stick to estates. Its a lovely colour and looks like fun between the borkages. Best of luck with the rubber pipe bodge. Rich

[@Roverturbo]

The Catsinthewelder were you the agreed buyer?

[@nickclark6001]

The cooler is in the low pressure side of the system so only a few psi , as long as it is clean and dry and pressed well onto the tubes an oil proof rubber hose would be fine ... Just cut out the point of the leak and slip a few inches of the rubber hose over the ends with some hose clps...

[@Roverturbo]

Nick Clark that’s what I’ve just posted..! 👍

[@andrewthompsonuk1]

Not sure you are allowed under MOT rules to patch the power steering cooler. If anyone could be bothered they could run that Mazda for many years. It would certainly be cheaper than leasing and returning new cars.

[@nickclark6001]

@@Roverturbo great minds think alike 😊

[@KarlAdamsAudio]

Alas, you won't fix that with Gaff (not even the good Nashua stuff) - on the plus side, the new wiper blades are AWESOME...

[@crossercuss1]

what about raffling the cars when you want a change.. £1 a ticket im sure you would be in profit.. just a thought

[@Roverturbo]

dave cuss need gambling license for that I believe.

[@bid84]

Roverturbo wanna bet?

[@Roverturbo]

Alan B id buy that for a dollar...!

[@bmw-e30]

Never see any of these Mazdas on the road and they still look stylish and sharp today. Shouldn't have any problem selling it.

[@smada36]

My Smart Fortwo has frameless doors... and no power steering! It's a rear engined, rear wheel drive, with flappy paddle gear box... Just like a Porsche 911! AND! It's plastic. So you can take it to the supermarket and when people open their doors on it, it doesn't get dented. If you ignore the fact that, it has probably the worst gearbox in history, running over anything larger than a postage stamp is enough to shove your spine out through the top of your head, and it has no crumple zones, it is a wonderfully awful car. I love it!

[@fatwalletboy2]

That car does seem very easy to thread thru loads of corners. Looks composed and utterly unflappable at 60. I think you could be right about it being fun on track.....

[@alexanddebs]

Stop appologising.anybody who loves your channel will never correct you.you stay hubnut.love the blogs btw.

[@bentullett6068]

I think your Mazda might make a great race car. I have seen some 323's in club Touring car racing events as they are pretty good handling cars.

[@jamble7k]

doesn't the rover have a leaky roof as well, a re-occurring theme here!

[@harrywilding4420]

Easy solution Ian stop buying cars with sunroofs

[@jusb1066]

@@harrywilding4420 yep sunroofs are rare these days

[@chucky2316]

The mazda is better than the rover that rover is a huge money pit mate.

[@daniquebaker91]

could you please Review a Renault 4 ?? if you like 2 cv`s then you are going to love the renault 4 grew up with those cars since my dad had 4 of them one after the other

[@jusb1066]

i had an early renault 5 with the same engine and long gearchange lever!, good simple cars, i want a bajaj qute (look it up!) to remind me of old simple cars!

[@fatwalletboy2]

Albert Loomsin Derby has a 323 f in for breaking. Take your own toolbox and have a good root around it when youre next in the east mids.....cheap too. You may get a sunroof or idle valve etc....

[@aly369]

Good old alberts, it is my local scrappy to me. Love wondering up there on a saturday morning.

[@k1ckyscotland988]

"recorded 4th March",bloody time travellers!. What's next,"man jumps out of 2CV and machine guns Hitler".

[@raymondgill9796]

Again?

[@derekcoe9633]

One ❤️ for the Mazda

[@vintagerust7723]

I love the looks of that 90s mazda. Hope she gets fixed soon.

[@alexzayne9422]

I owned a used 323F many years ago, in my twenties. I loved it, really great fun, ultra reliable and I thought quite sporty, at the time. Those frameless doors were great on a hot sunny day, with all four windows fully down, it felt almost exotic.

[@nov3019892008]

You should get a decent amount when you weigh it in, better off cutting your losses

[@HubNut]

Have a better plan...

[@justinaddis1505]

I like it. Always wanted one when I was a youngster couldn’t afford it. Mazdas are great cars

[@joaop.carvalho842]

Hey Ian! I'm glad you have, again, another Rover in your life! By the way, I can fit two full size mountain bikes in the back of my R8 214 SEi. And should be even easier with your new 800 Fastback. :D

[@MikeSmith-sh3ko]

The 323f in its day was pretty good difficult to get use to the indicators on the wrong side of the stick though . I am a fan . Keep up the good work.

[@cameronchisholm7399]

Hopefully another great video!! Love the new old rover can't wait to see more videos!

[@micheltebraake7915]

Ian, have a lot of fun during Japfest on the circuit if you have repaired the power steering of the Mazda.

[@jasonleedham5678]

I would walk past the Rover to drive the Mazda, when you only pay £200 you actually can't lose, I used to drive my old bosses Rover 800 or whatever it was (16v honda motor i think it had) I really didn't like it then (when it was a new car!) For me the last REAL Rover was the P6, with my favourite being the P5b, even the SD1 didn't have the class of the earlier cars (another old Boss had a P4, that was a classy old girl) Anyway trim the fleet to: 2cv (I don't like em but you do) Invacar (its an important historic icon-good or bad?) Fox (enough spannering to keep us entertained for a while) Spend the time you save driving other peoples cars.....(hopefully little old Fiats!)

[@dodgydruid]

I use 3m duct tape, abs brilliant stuff. 3m VHB tape is a godsend esp with cracked plastics, really really strong stuff, I buggered up my favourite ecig which I repaired with the stuff realising I had left a button out and it was stuck solid and I destroyed it trying to free it off :( As strong as a riveted joint so the company says.

[@elelegidoriginal]

I keep enjoying vicariously your adventures with shite cars. Keep up the good work! One of the best cars I owned was a 15 year old Primera 1.6. Cost peanuts to run, depreciated 100 quid a year and only needed a fuel pump and dizzy in 75,000 miles.

[@garymills6702]

I have a soft spot for older Japanese cars and hence like the Mazda. I'll be sorry to see it go. That's just my weakness. I so want to see it's problems sorted. With 30,000 subscribers and hence potential viewers for each video it only takes 10% of that figure to make a comment and you've 3,000 comments to read! The price of success I guess. The other side of that particular coin is that I've heard it said of the KZbin Comments section is that it consists 90% the sum total of human stupidity condensed. So you've only now got 300 worthwhile comments to read based on the above estimates. The hard part is reading the total to get those worthwhile ones! Good luck with that one Ian. If someone takes the Mazda off your hands and sorts it please make a follow up video to that and drive her post "sorted" and explaining what was wrong and how she was fixed.

[@willswheels283]

I agree with you on your comment about publishing material on social media and making comments, there’s always somebody there somewhere to correct you, sometimes quite rightly if what you said is erroneous. Did you sell the Mazda then and get your money back?

[@markpaulene4002]

Hi Hubnut, just thinking if I had a Mazda jumper would the sunroof leak? oh and on the subject of hitting sheep 🐑 or ramblers do you not get points for both? I’ll leave that up to you, keep up the great work markUK

[@Road-hog123]

If you're going to take it on a track, make sure it's not going to puke oils everywhere - you will not be popular if you make the track unexpectedly slippery!

[@chrisbradley1192]

Car problems = more content for HubNut. Woes for Ian means joy for us. It's all good. I now claim the prize for today's most selfish comment on KZbin.

[@jonclements2035]

I had a 323f ZXi (with the 2.0 V6) for a couple of years and it broke down on me once; rear shock top mount corroded and collapsed. Was a fantastic, reliable car with a good community behind them. Easy to work on too. Miss it now, was a bit of a sleeper, but the ol' rust monster got the better of it. Leaking sunroof might be blocked drain (as mine had), especially the front drain holes. There's a little 's' bend in the pipe down behind the wheel arch that jams up with gunk.

[@sirmugman]

going to be fun to see later on what car is in the garage atm its the fox but later on it'll be? "for sale, one mazda 323f, has light damage on the side of doors nothing a bit of internet hunting for wleder or going to a class with new to welding and letting them pratice on something, high idles but just put some wire on the fuse and that fixes it ish, leaky sun roof but has been gaffer taped up, has 1 reliable feature and that is the hub nut sticker it will not fall off if washed," just clear the part were the mazda is up a bit more boom room for one more car, that or tidy the garage might get more room in there for hell another car, oooh yer leakin' something, the mighty cheapo mazda is wounded, not a good buy no, even with it doorless pillers and gash in the doors, fleet update: new rover looks great but breaks are in need of help, junka sorry mazda is having trouble keeping power stearing fuild in, fox is running but there's a lot more to do, invacar twc works with new belts and pully great! 2cv works but has problems in traffic don't we all, blue thing i brought new and then gave away/sold that is now back with me just does what a car should do, work and be cheap n cheerful,

[@REPOMAN24722]

Damn I hate mazdas, I'd rather drive a Chinese car, most unreliable crap I have ever been around. Engine is decent, everything else that falls apart

[@leotoczyski7930]

Oh dear! Poor Mazda. I always wanted one of those but maybe not now. 😁 I've had my fair share of bangers over the years and alot go wrong with them. Saying that the last car I had was a X reg Honda civic. Had it for four years and nothing at all went wrong with that. It was bullet proof but a complete shed at the same time. 👍

[@dubsydubs5234]

Track days are really really hard on cars, the chances of you driving home in it after are slim. Don't take anything in the comments to heart, some of us boring old gits wouldn't have anything to type if it wasn't for correcting you 😀.

[@dannyhtheretrogamingmaster9548]

Shame the Mazda isn't playing ball. Some cars have either simply have had a hard life or are at the end of their journey and either need scrapping or fully restoring.

[@Roverturbo]

You will probably find the pas cooler loop is on the low pressure side (best check that) so a rubber hose (fuel or Similar) will be fine. It won’t work on the HP side.

[@stevenjones19-m8i]

Hi Ian,awesome video,the Mazda is not looking well at the moment with that power steering fluid,lets hope Japfest is achieved in May for a track day drive,on the positive side the Rover is a nice car.

[@MrGazzw]

Poor Mazda, I think it's had so little love in its life that it's come to the conclusion that braking something is the only way to get any love and attention, you know like a child who pays up and misbehaves to get attention. But defo have fun on the track, then she can move on, who knows you both may really enjoy it.

[@wingtang1180]

You're gonna blow up the tired old Mazda on Silverstone to celebrate Japfest?