@OP: not one “get rid” response so far…..

DrRob has a very good point, in fact. Well said, Sir!

@Merchy: (and sorry a bit OT, ooops!)

You need many MORE spare parts! -then you can build yourself a nice, shiny new, rust-free L322, -some say the best of all FFRR’s! No bias from me obvs because I have the later, lesser example
I do like the more “analogue” interior of the L322, but then I am a child of the 50’s and wear a mechanical, self-winding watch….

#6 keep it  “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” -where’s the fun in that?

Definitely keep it and as said use it more often the more you use it the more reliable it will be

Cavalier I do hope you heed to our esteemed members advice, it's such well looked after car. As for your age, my mother is 91 and still driving, you have many years of polishing yet to accomplish.

Gremlin, from the late fifties myself and I also prefer the analogue look / style of the older models.
As for watches, mine are also mechanical self winding, after all what else would an old luddite like me wear As for a bit OT, definitely not Sir, I like the humour

Keep her is a definite…..when the time comes to sell her, think of the providence it’ll carry…..one owner……low miles……never to be repeated (probably). If you need assurance, read any of the above.
Very jealous, just enjoy it. 2012 Orkney Grey Westminster 4.4TDV8 with Ivory interior.........nice!
Alfa Romeo Giulietta
Just one Montesa now, 349 White Wonder
Austin A40 Farina MK2
1975 Morris Marina 1.8TC
1973 Honda CB250 K4

Ludicrous to keep it, spare a thought for the poor old thing feeling unused for all those months- far better to sell it to me so that I can use her properly

I’m sure there is actually a strong argument to let it go, but if you love it and don’t need to get rid…then don’t!

Jim

SELL IT !

But only if you send me your address so I can come and collect it. I promise I will care for it.

( I'm also 79 )  RR owner

@Cavalier:

Are you still active on the forum?

What did you do?

We all wait with bated breath…………  “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” -where’s the fun in that?