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Eventful morning parking at work

Prestatyn Classic Car Show - Best in Class

Took this while waiting for Geoffrey Buttercup, Gary & Trina last Tuesday. Ben Nevis in the background.

Eleven at Stoneleigh 'stickered up' for this year's Le Mans Classic Seven parked on the Michelin Chicane, Mulsanne Straight, Le Mans

Rubbish photo but its late. Better tomorrow

Don't worry about weight Ian, just empty your radiator, your car is good at that..... Enjoy your day.

Have a good day everyone! Looks like better weather than the last time, my car had at least 10 kilos of water sloshing around the floor and in the carpets last time!

Xtr at snetterton a couple of weeks ago

This is what happens to my passengers. Don’t know why

Nice view @Olliebeak

On a blat . Mate lives just over the trees. Lucky guy !!

Grandson proud of his grandad's Westfield...

At the Italian chapel on orkney today

New colour scheme, about to head to Oulton Park last week

Yep.. only it was heavier and longer. Arrived home in Derby.. no rain all day!!!! But a great day as always

I had mine wrapped by a 3M quaified fitter in 3M 1080 vinyl 3 years ago at a cost of £650(this was a foreigner cash job done at my house though ) If you have cracks or damage to the gelcoat though these would need repairing before the wrap. First pic is of it freshly wrapped,second pic is now after three summers use and 10k miles. It's showing signs of use,stone chips etc but overall I'm well happy with how it's wearing . I went for a matte finish to hide the finish of the fibreglass panels

A fine start to the day

first proper drive this weekend.

A French field with a little bit of England... And a couple of shots from a handy Chateau (The blue car is me, maroon is Andy, @Greenstreak-Andy D And the white Ian, @IanK (Bagpuss) )

Mine on first real run, up over the Brendon's, last Autumn after IVA and registration. Must take some more in France next week.

Everyone loves a photo, the weather's come good the season officially here and in theory we should be out and about a bit more ...be it a track day or by the beach, so let's have a look! A recent snap of your westfield in the wild! Blat down Avon gorge and back for me on Monday night....good times

I would like to try and do Wed afternoon. Its all work dependent unfortunately so will let you all know and I will keep watching this thread.

I've managed to persuade my wife to join me, so we'll meet up with you Tuesday from Strathpeffer and down through the Cairngorms. Anybody else want to join up with us before we all meet?

The actual weights were wrong because of all this rain, so I will report them as comparisons rather than accurate figures. Ian's was by far the lightest and mine was by far the heaviest. Jordan and Trevor weighed the same and were the next lightest, followed by Stephen and Dave who also weighed the same. I think my boss might have something to say about the weighbridge weighing 120kg with just rain on it, I might be stating the obvious but it does normally sit quiet at 0.00kg. Your rainy day roof options - a full hood, a half hood or a brolly The weighbridge area Sogpuss Those with empty tanks needed petrol, while us with full tanks got attacked by a Zombie Trevor We arrived at The Barrow Hill Roundhouse where it nearly stopped raining. We parked up and went in search of their Full English Breakfast The Full English Then it was off to our new 'cafe with a view' which is in Wirksworth, just the other side of Matlock Bath. It was a good job that Ian spiced the journey up a bit as it was getting boring following Mr 25mph, then Mrs 25mph. The cafe parking area, well it wasn't but after I spoke nicely to the owner she let us park there. You know what is coming next - CAKE - look, mini full cakes all to yourself, how cute. Oh and the view, don't forget the view. The view, which also includes Jordan, Ian, Dave, Trevor, Stephen and Glen. It had not rained here all day, why did we not just drive around here? Bye bye, everyone made their way home. It's been a grand day with all the usual banter and useful information sharing that goes on at these things. @Robin (Red Spider) - Yorkshire AO you would have got very wet so you made the right decision but we do hope to see you soon. Thank you to everyone for being totally mad.

The Corpach Mazda guy has returned from the North of England with a Westie. Not sure of your route back South but let me know when your back on the mainland

Well just back from Preston to dreich Fort William and I am the proud owner of a Westie. She is bl**** loud and we went theough a baptisim of thunder and rain getting back with roof going on and off three times before I gave up. Went home via a mates house in Edinburgh so think I am a quarter through my miles allowance on my insurance policy already but that can be changed. Anyhow. Glass of wine and hope the weather is better tomorrow.

Yep, very heavy rain, but like Trev, nothing at home all day. Another great day though.

So Julie did order the rain just like last time!

Hi Kev if I come along it will be in my Tin Top still messing with my Engine...

I have just spent a very good half day with Steve and his team at Vibration Free near Bicester. It is a company who specialises in balancing anything that rotates from car related up to helicopter parts. I have had a problem with my motorhome ever since I built it with a vibration through the drive train. The dealers said it was the propshaft as they had fitted another temporarily and it was cured, so a new prop was made, expensive as it was three pieces and it was better but still bad enough to make driving a chore. There followed several more attempts to sort it out and it got gradually worse It took Steve 3 hours to sort it out balancing it on the van and now it drives better than it has ever done. He explained in detail what he was doing step by step until he had each part balanced singly and together. I wonder just how much money I spent that was not really needed in the past. If anyone needs and engine balancing or indeed anything I could not recommend them more highly. There is also a few good projects to look at that Steve owns and races in historic races all over Europe. I am not connected in anyway just very happy, hope this post is okay

All bought, just need the wood now

Love the tiny tomatoes as a ploy to healthier eating.....

Is that a Shona breakfast

The glue is the same stuff, its just easier in a tube that you can put in a skeleton gun. Belt sander should be fine just get some 80 grit belts. Tony

I’m up and drilling holes in everything to ensure I hit the ‘magic’ 500kg claimed by Toybox for S2000’s

Bransons doing space travel soon, that could be your 'ferry' to the moon for the next trip

You have had a heavenly week with the weather , fantastic .

And a few more.

That’s more like a “Where’s Westy” game

Just another day at the office

Oh it’s amazing!! Still taking it tentatively and checking all bolts when I get back. 300 miles now. Couple of little niggles (could be me over worrying) that I’ll put as a final part of my build topic. It just grips and drives so well, booking it into Northampton motorsport now just to get the final mapping done properly!!

Thats a lot of polishing Peter ! Looks great !

Today at bhperformance,

Stable mates

I think you've pulled them too far through one side...

Sorting indicator pods out last weekend

The last photo I took. It's all back together and MOTed today.

Mine at Hayling Island last Monday in the heat !!