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  1. Meet at The Wheatsheaf , Baslow, 10.30am for a wiggle around the Peak District for a hour before stopping for lunch and tyre kicks. Anyone up for it?
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  2. Your welcome to borrow mine, they are not on the car & the car is not on the road at the moment so are just sat in the corner of the garage. The tyres aren’t new but they are legal, I might be a bit to far away though. But the offer is there if you want them. What test centre are you using? if it’s Kiddy I’m 10 minutes away.
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  3. We're aiming to be at the ponderosa for around 9.15-30am..... bring on the big breakfast.....
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  4. Thanks Kev. About as helpful as a fishnet condom....
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  5. OT but if anyone wants a quote on a cheap tarmac(mixed with derv) driveway Craig is your man .........
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  6. I'm with you..... Beans have no place sullying a decent breakfast
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  7. I know the old engine in the lovely Elevens is a classic, but how did you get that exhaust through IVA?
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  8. @Blatman Eight spannies would be better (assuming it's paired pistons per head)! Multi-into-one expansion chambers just don't scavenge well enough and confusing back pressures make for a narrow power band - it's better with the drainpipes. I've been there, done that...nice try but a 750rpm power band with a four speed just didn't work! The car is my 1974 Suzuki Fronte GX coupe - 360cc two-stroke, triple carbed, reed valved, needle roller mains. I kept it in NZ for 15 years, after pulling it out of a lean-to barn (amazingly rust-free) and restoring it - only sold it in 2016 to buy the Westfield. Not quite the speed of a Westfield, but the same go-kart handling with your bum scraping the ground!
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  9. Must say that is really impressive, looks like a production car interior
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