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Great evening, great turnout, thanks Martyn and Sue for your efforts for our area, we very much appreciate them

Have a great day @Phippsy @Martin Letts - Joint Hampshire & IOW AO @Mighty Mart

i used both r888r and ar1 for trackdays. i always found that the r888r warmed up quicker but had a bit less feedback from the tyre during the sessions. Ar1s took a bit longer to warm up but seemed to have better feedback throughout the session in the dry maybe because the ar1 has a slightly bigger full tyre surface area. the r888r was a better tyre if it was slightly dam or i got caught out in a shower on a session again probs due to more tread pattern less surface area. i have just purchased a set of hankook z205 road legal rally tyres to try. as a cheaper alternative got them from tyretek. https://www.tyretek.co.uk/collections/13-inch?srsltid=AfmBOoq_YVKuP5dBAVYdVLRJb0ohxKw3LlOZzsJrqczu7v0NqbJukbFl they sell part worn ar1s and r888rs i always fancied trying the avon zzr or the zzs cant remember which one. just my 2pence worth im by no means a racing driver

A good turnout of Westfields and people at the Falcon tonight. 5 cars, 18 people at the meeting, plus 2 in the restaurant!

Sorry I can't make it. I'm Waiting for a part for the car

I’ll have my new ones with me on Sunday too, but can take the ones for sale along, if anyone’s interested. As Julie says, an absolute game changer on longer trips in a Westfield. Of course, they’re biking gloves, technically, so perfect for winter biking, and as Julie said, any other outdoor activities, too!

I'd love to be there, but mine is busy leaking fuel all over itself.....

I might be guilty of recommending these gloves . I have been driving my Westfield in a pair of these every winter for the last 7 or so years and they are a game changer. When you have to psych up for the cold hands on the steering wheel and then you think oh I will just put the electric gloves on, it's great, you arrive at your destination comfortable. I only ever use them on setting number 1, more than that and it's too warm, although it's nice to put them on number 3 before you go out for a toastie start. I have female sized hands though, so they fit me perfectly and I can just pop them on and off easily, I recommend you try them on. They are also useful to wear for any outdoor hobbies, not just driving. Good luck with the sale, Dave, and if anyone has any questions or is near the Peak District, I will be wearing mine on Sunday, you are welcome to come and have a look at them.

I purchased this with the aim of fitting it but never got round to it. It’s for an FW but not sure there are any difference in this part for other models. I can’t remember who manufactured it but it’s a beautiful piece. It will be packed carefully so as not to get damaged and sent via recorded delivery. £120 all in.

Bought on the recommendation of another all weather, all year Westfield driver! These are superb winter/cold weather gloves. Bought last spring when they were on offer for £130, (£190 is the regular price). Only used half a dozen times, once this year and the rest when I got them last Spring, thanks to my car being off the road from last Autumn right the way through till this March. They are lovely and comfy, and even without the heated elements on, nice and warm. But the 3 stage heating elements transform them in cold weather, keeping your hands warm far, far longer than insulation alone will manage. All the original packaging, batteries and USB charging cable, as supplied by Sealskinz, are present, they're pretty much like new. So, why selling. Well, unlike other Sealskinz gloves I've had, these fit small, compared to their size. (I'm normally somewhere between a medium and a large with Sealskinz products, neither of those versions of these gloves came close to fitting! Hence the XL, however, while the XL versions fit my hands themselves really well, because the battery packs are stored in the wrist cuffs, I do struggle getting these on in a hurry, when out and about in the Westfield. (I have to properly park up to put them on, there's no quickly slipping them on at traffic lights etc for me!) So, I've bought a pair of the Filby Gauntlet versions, with the expanded cuffs designed to go over your sleeves, I don't like them as much, but they work much easier for me! And so, these are for sale £65. Ideally, by collection, but could post them for an extra fiver, so £70 posted.

@heawooi looks nice but the parking is awful dump it and run springs to mind !!

Looking to find a pair of dark blue doors to fit a wide body or black as second option . Thanks Jem

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Fw stoneguards For early style fw bodywork that was produced 2006 ish (rear arch is part of the side panel) These have never been fitted I havent seen a pair of these for sale for well over 10 years (rare) Id class them as seconds but after some chip bashing who would know ? These were made by carbon mods in very small numbers £250 plus pat

Nice photo, hopefully see you later..... but in a different blue car

Sorry we can't make this one as I'm working Enjoy your breakfast and the Peak's

diff is sold now

Not this week I’m afraid. Cracked glass stops play this weekend. Have a great day all

I won't sadly, I'll be trotting round Stafford for the 1/2 Marathon. I hope the weather is fine and the cakes plentiful!

Have a great day @Paul Aspden (MoFast) & @Mark (smokey mow)

I’ll be there!!

I'd be up for this if it didn't clash with Malvern. Brooklands and Brighton handy for me but Malvern isn't anymore, so I need to stay over.

Thank you Bob. Hopefully next year.

Time for our regular monthly meeting already! Join us for the usual car chat and Westfield winter upgrade stories. The weather is looking good, so hopefully some Westfields in the car park this month! The Falcon Hotel, Birmingham Road, Hatton, CV35 7HA, from 7.30pm.