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I’ll take the two Sabelt harnesses please. DM me some details and I’ll send you some beans. Tim

1. Walker St Clair Car Cover, used. £60 including postage 2. Westfield 30cm steering wheel including boss, in good condition, £50 including postage. 3. rear half tonneau ie boot area, good condition £100 including postage. 4. 2 x 4 point Sabelt Harness, used condition, £45 including postage. 5. two inertia seat bels, used condition, £30 including postage. 6. New Westfield Stop tail indicator lights plus carbon effect housings, £100 including postage. 7. New Stop/tail/indicator lights, no gaskets, £45 including postage. 8. Pair of used cycle wings to suit 205 tyres, paint has cracked around some of the fixings holes but still useable, £40, collection only. 9.. Rear luggage rack, a few small marks but otherwise good condition, approx 1m in width complete with fitting brackets, £45 including postage.

It's here- Iphone App Android App Beeline Website

I based mine on not having a garage local car storage facility would cost over £1000 for 4 months storage if my carcoon only lasted 3 years that would be £200 per year as it cost £600 to me that's a huge saving then buy another.

thanks for your advice Ian, who can forget this moment when the inside tyre was about to lift Secondly, I'm planning to fit 250lb rear and 375lb front springs since I mostly travel with a passenger. (now I'running 200/300)

Good work Matteo. You'll notice a vast difference in cornering with working shocks!

I'm still waiting for the definitive screw to be the delivered this week, but this is how the diy front arb will looks like. If anyone is looking for a front arb to fit fw/widebody chassis with rally design wide track suspension set-up, I can share the updated design for free on request. In the meantime, the protech schocks have been completely serviced, and the damper screw has been properly calibrated (some of my shocks were not damping at all even with the screw "closed").

Hello and welcome. Car looks ace, can’t wait to see how it turns out.

Carcoon is great with its double layer skin. This is as I understand what prevents moisrure and condensation Inside. IT really works! Until outler layer degrade and tear apart. And it will. Also this plastic zip is no good. I am currently testing much cheaper chinesse car bubble one layer but with stronger fans and much more durable but heavy layer . Zipper is much better that i can tell. But not sure how one layer design will work re rust on discs etc. During summer and autum IT was the same as in carcoon . Will share after winter and snow .

@Andy Westwoodthanks for that I will download Beeline and take a look

Welcome to the group and its wealth of knowledge, Great looking car

Thanks @ianali, @Martin Aldred - Shows & Events Coordinator we will be splashing our way around the lakes with you all again this year, cheers Andy and Becky

It's an app called Beeline. It's a cycling app but it worked fine with the gpx files.

Interested to see how you enjoy your factory tour. Witnessing parts being hand made during the manufacturing process is quite different but also similar to what I am familiar with at Bentley! Morgan focus is on customer specification being open to their colour scheme, both interior and exterior is aligned to Bentley. It is when you see bodywork parts being made, that’s different. Bonnets and spare wheel covers made adjacent to the car in production. Loved seeing that. Andy

Can you book me and trace on this please

Missed this last year I'm only 45 min down the road from Kendal. Keen.

Good evening. Thank you for your encouraging messages. I don't know if it's the first one in France, but what's certain is that there are practically none. It's properly registered for road use. I'll be sure to post photos of my project's progress.

@MGG I'm sure some last year managed to get the gpx satnav files to work on a phone, but I can't recall what app they used. Anyone else know?

Done

Hi Martin, We'll make sure your in a group with others who have sat nav or a navigator.

You are not the only one. I’m sure I’ll be coming to you with plenty of questions!

Really curious about how you get on with this and the programming you'll do. I've finally installed and wired mine last month and it seems working fine so far.

Yeah I saw that as well, I’m after something better so ordered them from Reverie.