RILEY 9 GPS SPEEDO & USB INSTALL IN VINTAGE CAR 

Most enjoyable. Interestingly I was shown a marvellous old fashioned way of creating a loop for wiring onto a post. Strip your wire back say 3/4", twist strands together then fold over by half. Insert a suitably sized screwdriver or nail and then rotate several times. This will give you hoop to attach to your electrical post.😊

I always enjoy a Riley update! (Even though you've completely ruined it with your digital hooliganism.) You are a wise man... because of the defects in the bodywork, some people would be tempted to say, "You need to completely strip it down and restore it from end to end". But you and I both know that is how a car is doomed to never see the road again, and eventually leads to an advert that says "Best offer... My husband never got around to finishing it" Cheers from a shed... across the pond... in Iowa...USA... two doors down... on the left.

Cracking wee project there Mr T. You were definitely thinking out of the box (no pun intended) when you made it. The Riley is looking pretty smart for her age and the longer you can keep her original the better. All the best to you, Mrs T, Jenkins and yer dog. Happy motoring. 🚙🌞😎😎

I had a friend years ago that had a 1935 Riley Falcon and also a 1967 Pathfinder, I helped him with repairs on both.

Very nice work on the electricals. Bodywork - the reason I never got interested in cars.Takes real skill to deal with that.

Oh the joys and tribulations of Riley bodywork; take your time now and enjoy some summer motoring Mr T. Bet your dog will love an outing and Mrs T of course. Naturally I find moving out the vehicle means the shed has to have further tidying. Thank you for posting. Best wishes from the very wet New Forest.

Very interesting dear Watson, very interesting. Cheers.

Really nice install on the high tech gadgets, you won't have to look to far for something to keep you busy. 😉

Back of the net sir! Great video as always.

I was shouting Tiger Seal before Ivan made his cameo appearances. Great progress and the little fuse box looks very much in keeping. Best wishes, Dean.

Thanks for the latest installment, great content.

Wing refresh looks fine , back light rubber boots will make a good water/ mud storage system.

I love the modifications - makes it easier to live with and less chance of a speeding ticket. As a Riley owner, I approve. I ask a favour - can you give us the details of the welding you had done on the block please? I have a similar problem. Keep up the good work, you're inspiring many people to keep going. Best wishes, Doug.

I had just watched the latest Shed Racing edition then all of a sudden Ivan popped up uttering "Tiger seal". I thought my phone had become possessed. Excellent update on the Riley Mr Tweed.

Nice to see you out on the road enjoying the Riley Mr Tweed..

I just watched Ivan’s latest before watching yours I’m pleased to see you follow him as well. Two fine men.

Mr Tweed. I think you have ravelled Gladstone's real identity. It's not just a old car but a time traveling intergalactic machine. which would explain the various different discusses we have seen you in. Should we now just call you Dr Tweed.

Nice one Mr Tweed; did Jenkins put you up to this? Watch out, next it'll be a reversing camera and ICE to keep him amused. The film of it driving along the lanes was my favourite part. More please. Thanks for the video.

Once I’d purchased my 34’ Riley, I was warned by a friend, about the haphazard manner in which the various parts of the bodywork were assembled in the factory. I find bits of roughly painted ply, funny little brackets made from tin, similarly painted, and all manner of other stuff which must be original, because any dedicated owner would have produced a better job! No one at Riley would have gone to the trouble to produce a little work of art, such as your switch box…..

Another great vid, regards to Alan and Ryan(HBMC) 👍when you see them

That wasn't just any old beak that was "The Bull"......

4mm screws. 4mm! How can you sleep at night man! My very hacked up original Riley guards also have an interesting folded/crimped joint on them where the top meets the side of the guards. I don't think I will try replicating that by hand but I will match the profile when I make the guards on mine. Hot melt glue works great for sticking down electronic gubbins. Then you can use isopropyl alcohol sprayed on it to get it to unstick later.

Some very nice work on the old girl! When/where its the show?

Mr Tweed I enjoy your RU-vids v much, and, I am intending to find myself a Riley of some sort. I am, I think, located not too far from you (on the Surrey Hampshire border) and I wonder if you have access to a schedule of local car shows that I might attend. There have been shows within a reasonable distance from me that I have missed due to not hearing about them until after they are over. Thanks v much and best regards.

Is your car 12 v positive ground , if so how did you connect the usb port?