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Hi John still love it so easy to use especially the hose reel no regrets best purchase I have made cheers George

@@georgehodgson8064 Hi George, purchased one at the weekend and I'm really pleased with it. I have a cheapie Halfords PW10 and the bottom half of the lance with variable nozzle adjustment attaches to the PW50 lance giving me more options. I also purchased a Halfords stubby lance, just waiting on quick connect fittings to arrive to get the most out of all the options now available. £250 + £25 (stubby lance) = £275 reduced to £207 with click and collect online discount + 15% Halfords motoring club discount (free member) + £5 voucher from Halfords motoring club. It seems like a lot of power washer for the money, like you I've no regrets. Thanks again

I have since tried the other nozzles orange and green nozzles so much power very impressed

@@georgehodgson8064 is there a patio cleaner attactment for this?

@andrewbutler8022 No but the white nozzle is very concentrated and cleans patios a treat

Hi Yes the the footwell extension worked very well and now the pedals are easy to use and I have big feet if you send me a message on messenger I can send you some photos cheers George

@@georgehodgson8064 oh god yes that would really helpful and very kind thanks so much. I'm not great as messenger but will try to find you there later. I'm Nathalie Petronelli-Stone, AKA Northumbria Forestry. Thanks again 😁🙏

@@georgehodgson8064 have tried you on messenger George but not sure you're getting it.

Hi Stephen I have done a fair bit to it now and re-badged it correctly as a Triumph and removed the number roundels they a great little car .

I just put number 56 roundels on mine! :) LOL@@georgehodgson8064

Hi Stevie thanks for the comment I always tackle the difficult mucky bits first

Unfortunately I sold it and have regretted that decision daily ever since however I relish the memories of building Grass Hopper 123

,@@georgehodgson8064 Did you build all the Pembleton car right?

Yes I built the car from scratch and the aluminium body all from flat sheet

wow you are a master my friend are you an engineer or something? Because the Pembleton looks factory. I want to start my project, but here in Mexico, all the components are very expensive, but especially the tools are hard to get, what kind of tools did you need for the body?

@@yaver0812851 I used tin snips a hand pop riveter and a powered swager for the joggled joints and that was it good luck with your build I built mock ups of every panel in template heavy duty card and fit them to the car

It was still front wheel drive

@@georgehodgson8064 oh, I mean it was based off a 2CV; I wish they did a RWD Conversion for a 2CV.

Hi Ross off eBay they were easy to fit you pick up power from wiper motor

@@georgehodgson8064 Hi George, this is just standard fog lights with a change to the wiring?

Hi Mike you are in for a treat savour the moment I have had mine a month now and it is fantastic and yes it does handle well and there is steering feel despite reviews to the contrary. One tip fit some mud flaps ASAP I got some off Amazon see my other video I have charged it twice to 90% and get 307 to 320 miles with a predicted range of 340 but I think in the summer with normal driving 300 is possible I use all the features like aircon and just drive it normally

@@georgehodgson8064 thanks for the helpful tips sir!!

Hi Bruce yes it’s a Pembleton Grasshopper with the 2CV running gear

@@georgehodgson8064 I've wanted one for years. I just dropped an inquiry over at Pembleton motors about the possibility of importing one to the US. The new Pembleton website looks like they have ginned up more of an actual sales oriented operation over there.

Hi Brailsford she is running very well apart from my poor gear change at the start all my cars are automatics

Hi Dan I am just trying to get my camera mounted on the B so it doesn't shake too much then I will post a road test video, I have been out twice and it goes like a dream.