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  1. The North West Kit Car Owners Group are organising a run out on Sunday 12th Feb. Their lunch stop is at the Oil Can Cafe at 1.30pm so we are going to meet them there and if anyone wants to join us (and them) please shout up. If you want to go with them from the start they are meeting at Sainsbury's, Ashton-under-Lyne at 10.15am and taking a route up to Hebden Bridge and back down before getting to the Oil Can Cafe. POSTPONED TO THE FOLLOWING SUNDAY
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  2. Evening all, rejoined the WSCC this week after possibly the hardest 12 months of my life. Sold the old business, caught nasty Lung virus, cancer scare now industrial lung disease... Carlsberg don't do "rubbish years" but if they did.... I have picked up another old car having sold the mighty cross flow to Ibbo... Stu Hills Superb SEi (that is for sale) and a 1973 sporting trials car that once belonged to my Father. Also lining up a more "touring" focused cross flow for when my lungs totally give uo on me :-) Superb to see the forum looking so well and peoples passion for all things "7" to be going strong. Cheers James
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  3. The sweaty bloke right next to the map, to the left of Clarkson. I was trying desperately to get to the front but they corraled the girls in there and there was no shifting them. Believe me I tried. I soooo wanted a Westfield T-Shirt visible in their Caterham feature
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  4. In light of the latest Executive Order, I have upgraded my assessment to "completely bonkers".
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  5. We gave up on cheap white goods , well washing machines after 2 exploding and rubbish Hoover ones. We bought a Miele machine and its not as friendly as the Hoover, in other words, it doesnt throw the cupboard doors open and come and see you, it stays put . It doesnt explode its concrete weight and scare the living life out of you in the process. It doesnt throw water everywhere. The Miele does what we want it to do, which is quietly wash stuff and keep itself to itself. Even Hoover couldnt explain the problems we had, but looking at feedback , it was a regular issue. The only issue with the Miele was the weight. We had 3 blokes deliver it to the kitchen, as it was over 100 kg. Look for deals for them. We had a £75 off weekend at PC Currys or whatever they call themselves and also a £75 off from Miele voucher, which meant it came in at £600 in the end. But its a great thing and hope it will stay in the cupboard for many years to come.
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  6. Probably no oil in it
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  7. Its very good to be back - will keep the membership up whatever cars I end up keeping - thanks gentlemen...
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  8. What to throw away you ask. Answer- What ever you throw away today, you'll need it somewhere down the line. What ever you keep, it'll never get used again and sit there in your garage wishing you dumped it.
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  9. to you and your . I see helmets on the bench so assume you going to do trackdays/sprints/race.
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