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  1. The reason for the comment about Bronze Age artefacts is not down to the value, its about what they need to been stored. Cars get driven outside, they get wet, they are designed for it! Obviously you want to make sure your not keeping them in a damp place all the time and I totally get that, but as long as it is ventilated and the sun and rain is off them your doing what you need to. The other aspect of it, which I personally consider quite important, is that a dehumidifier uses a load of electricity, where as a suitable vent in the end gable if far more ecological. From the sound of it, while an extra vent would likely be a good thing, your garage like most is not air tight enough for a dehumidifier to be appropriate anyway. You will just be sucking water out of the air in the garage, and dipping it the otherside of the garage door (directly or otherwise) to come back again! While some may feel talking about environmental impact on a sports car forum is silly, but I don't feel it is. Daniel
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  2. You're not old! The way I do it is to add the 2 digits of my age together. For example, I'm (supposed to be) 60. So, 6 + 0 = 6, therefore I'm 6. Next birthday I'll be 7 (6+1). When (if) I reach 70, I'll be back down to 7. And so on.... It also helps to have a younger wife to keep you feeling young! She's 45 (or is that 9?) And I was always told that a man is only as old as the woman he feels! So Geoffrey, you're actually only 5 (and you're allowed to act your age). Cheers, David (now confused)
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  4. I recognise those seats and custom head pads A lovely car. David
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  6. Selected drivers http://www.hillclimbfrance.co.uk/drivers-2016/
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  8. Happy birthday Mr Buttercup, have a good one.
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  9. Thank you so much everybody. I didn't expect all these good wishes. I hope Amanda has a great day too. Happy birthday Amanda. . Thanks Julie and Glen. I have just been into town to treat myself to a new frying pan for tomorrow....Oh the fun never ceases. Whilst I was in town, I went to my local hairdressers where I have been for the past 20 years or so and I also got a free birthday haircut.
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  10. Happy Birthday Geoffrey, enjoy your day! Martyn and Sue
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  11. Hope you have a great day, and enjoy the very best time with you loved ones. What a coincidence, it is also my wife Amanda's 50th birthday today, and she sends her best wishes too.
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  12. Happy birthday Geoff. From Glen and Julie Have a great day tomorrow too!
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  13. Best wishes Geoffrey. Hope you have a good one. See you in June. Cheers, David
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  14. If anyone needs to contact Dave - just send me a PM.
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