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  1. I've taken a day off driving as I'm pooped. This village is unique... Just a few none driving pix to give you a taste
    8 points
  2. Day 6 of our adventure where do I begin Making a workaround to make sure folk had waypoints for the day as the socket and satnav power lead weren’t talking we headed off to the Rhine falls, what a stunning and breathtaking place. From here we headed towards Austria and used some tracks literally !!! To go over some mountain tops in the mist we then pressed on to Lantern where we went up a pass to where the snow was and back down as now time was getting on it was decided to head for Guarda but in a village we all became separated and the agreed “get to the hotel “ was implemented. So punched in quickest route and set off, as we passed a service area I spotted Ali and Gail along with Jim and Laura, so at least we were taking the same “quick “ route. Pulling off at Davos it said the Fluella pass was closed. Oops so pressed on south the Abula pass closed so carried on south through a pass and then over the Juliapasse, WOW, to say it was stunning is an understatement so climbing up the pass saw a remarkable amount of fuel and fun used despite the rain which turned to snow flakes, the higher we went, blasting up the hairpins in second and third with the odd grab of fourth, arms like popeye soon 🙂 Then over the top to saint moritz and up to Guarda , tunnels and passes in the dark made an altogether different experience mmmmmm 270 miles of ADVENTURE
    7 points
  3. A few pictures from where we are staying tonight in Switzerland. It’s absolutely stunning.
    6 points
  4. The view from our hotel this morning
    5 points
  5. Today only 80 miles to visit Gunter Sommer at high glen distillery in saints Maria Val Mustair Over the ofenpasse in glorious weather to the distillery where we were royally treated and Gunters hospitality knows no bounds we were treated to a tour of the distillery, museum and the smallest whisky bar on earth We were fed and watered and treated like family we then went up the umbrail pass to the snow gate and view point before heading home A wonderful day out relaxed and destressed Unfortunately the meal tonight was really bad and the service left a lot to be desired, strange as everybody else has been so wonderful
    4 points
  6. At Bhperformance for a few tweeks on the mapping😉
    4 points
  7. Meet at Halfords, Ashbourne, DE6 1DU at 10.00 am that is 10am, HALF HOUR EARLIER THAN NORMAL for a quick gather together. The reason being is that I am taking you 5 miles North to a place that is so beautiful it is always busy, aha but not first thing in the morning! You can have a brew and a chat there, they also serve bacon butties/breakfast if you are hungry. As the tourist crowds arrive we will be leaving. After that it will be a wap around the beautiful lanes of the Dove Dale area before our second attempt at taking lunch in Willersley Castle (the four way temporary traffic lights that prevented us previously have now gone). I believe the forecast for Saturday is hot sunshine so who is joining us at 10am, did I say 10am? I thought I did, 10am.
    3 points
  8. is Geoffrey proposing here
    3 points
  9. What a brilliant day. We went to a friend of Garys who has a small Whisky distillery on his home. He also owns a brilliant pub and a fabulous museum. Gunter made us feel so welcome and he even made us all lunch. Gary signed a lot of whiskey barrels that he had made years ago and I felt really proud for him. We then had a blast into the mountains and myself and Dave headed into Italy. It was absolutely brilliant and we just went exploring without satnavs for a few hours. Anyway here are a few pictures.
    3 points
  10. ...that might need scratching by something like this. I'm not a biker at all but I feel like I need to have a go.
    3 points
  11. Here’s the photo Rallyman was trying to post...
    3 points
  12. I've been asked for the v5 at both my recent Westfield MOT tests, both times by a newly trained tester new to my regular MOT garage, with the Q plate car i was told it was to cross reference against the VIN plate to make sure the correct vehicle was being presented for test, he also tried to check the stamped chassis number, but on the "kit" chassis it is buried on top of the front chassis rail as good as under the radiator, so he accepted the matching records on the v5 and VIN plate. Visual smoke only for the emissions on this Q plate. No reason was given for the 55 plate car, but he did check the VIN plate and the stamping on the chassis. The emissions for this car are stated on the v5 and on the MOT computer records for the car. I've tried to find the regulations online. I've found this, but I don't think it states checking about v5/VIN/chassis consistency: https://www.motester.co.uk/mot-test-of-registration-plates-and-vehicle-identification-number-vin/ Perhaps one of the MOT testers who use the forum will be able to shed some light for us. Gary
    2 points
  13. Car now back home after new crank and rebuild - crank seal decided to fail or wasn't fitted properly so had to go back for that to be sorted - now just waiting for me to get it run in and then rolling roaded. Then back in for some track action 😎
    2 points
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  15. Popped over to the Port Solent Car Meet in Portsmouth this morning, chatting to the Tiger and Caterham owner - Caterham at 40miles on the clock since IVA. Its a 420R model and the owner Martin let me have a sit in it, much bigger than I thought it would be, and just lovely inside and out, but also £42k!!
    2 points
  16. Today I went to the Breakfast Club meet at Winchester Auto Barn. I was the only Westy there but a lot of other exciting stuff! Countach and GT40 were probably the highlights!
    2 points
  17. Just been for the annual MOT for my car and was told by the garage that I should have my V5 so they can check what the emissions test is for the car. I didn't know I was required to have that with me ! Thankfully the garage knows the car from previous years and knew what test to do They only realised when checking the latest data for the test. So anybody heading for your kits MOT make sure you have the V5 with you...just in case. Thankfully the only issue I had was it had only done 370 more miles than last year !!!!
    1 point
  18. Hello all Just a quick introduction, I’m Richard from Worcester and I’ve just bought a 2 owner 1994 SE. I’ve always fancied a 7 since my first trip to Le Mans in 1997 when I saw Westfields and Caterhams hooning about everywhere 😎 This car came up local to me last week so the purchase was made and I’ve spent the last few days fettling and checking bolts and giving it a deep clean and a quick pass with cutting polish and the DA to try and get some life back into the bodywork. Removed the wet weather gear today as I very much doubt I’ll be heading out purposely in the rain and I’ve read it’s poor anyway, Ordered new tyres as whoever put the Team Dynamics on chose a mix n match of truly dreadful rubber!! Future plans include a new wheel and removable boss, but it’s a minefield knowing what column I have or wheel to get. Some new seats as I’m 185cm and 97kg powerlifter so it’s rather cosy inside. I think I need to be lower to the floor so GRP shell type seats may be the answer Have a crack at some autotests and classic tours, a couple of trackdays and maybe a sprint/hill climb with a change of rollbar Get away for some minimalist camping with either the nipper or the missus Thanks for having me Rich
    1 point
  19. When you post mate, there is a paper clip icon at the bottom of the window you are typing in saying click to choose files... When you click on this, you will be able to select any pictures off your iPad or take a picture. HTH? Mart. Great car by the way from a fellow narrow owner!
    1 point
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  21. Visited the Top crew at M-Tec Motorsport in Wiltshire to get my rebuilt forged engine mapped by the wizard better known as Matt Thorne. The chart says it all 303.1 BHP and 300 ftlbs of torque. with more still in the engine......
    1 point
  22. Best in class at Prestatyn Classic Car show on the bank holiday
    1 point
  23. Some newer Q plate cars now have the emmisions target printed on them,but I thought the MOT system computer would tell the tester what the target emissions are when he enters registration number surely?
    1 point
  24. Is a crank now classed as an ancillary?
    1 point
  25. I'm coming!!! Sorry didn't answer earlier as needed to change arrangements this end - Peters new motorbike was due for delivery on Saturday and as I am 'the money' I needed to be here but it has been delivered today so I can come!!
    1 point
  26. I have not been asked for V5 before, surely dvla has this info on-line and available to the test technician! just in case I have put a copy of my V5 in Dropbox so I can print a copy of requested.
    1 point
  27. Hi Julie put us down as a maybe too. I let you know Friday evening when I get home.
    1 point
  28. I'm up that way - on Sunday, though. Taking part in the Historic Rally Car Register's Derbyshire Dales Drive, starting and finishing at the Buxton Pavilion. Not in the XI - a 400 mile day out for me demands something comfier! Enjoy your run. Simon
    1 point
  29. Damn -- Saturday again..... That said, even if it was Sunday, I think my "permit of absence" would be revoked, as the bathroom refit is still going on and needs my attention Sounds like Julie has something new up her sleeve - hope it turns out well
    1 point
  30. First lap out Dave did a 9.08 with two huge sections of Yellows. reckon it’s got an 8.15 BTG in it today. (With Dave at the helm, I’ll be gentle!)
    1 point
  31. You might need these to ........
    1 point
  32. put us down for a may be let you know more fri thanks john and jaky
    1 point
  33. Such a shame the passes were closed. Enjoying your adventures , so please Keep posting. Jude i've sent you a pm with my Versaille ticket attached in case it's any use to you.
    1 point
  34. At Hoegaarden now, ETA for laps 1030 😄
    1 point
  35. Welcome my westie is 1996 Cvh
    1 point
  36. With a hop skip and a jump welcome to the SE club. We are lighter than than the independents, helps the old power to weight.
    1 point
  37. Looks awesome. Shame about passes being closed. Your black and white Westie is well camouflaged!! Enjoying the updates and photos Andy
    1 point
  38. Welcome to the club mate. Fellow SE owner here. 😁 What engine is in yours?
    1 point
  39. No he has just not had his medicine today
    1 point
  40. Has Geoffrey chipped a tooth?🙄
    1 point
  41. Morning everyone from Germany.
    1 point
  42. Not one MP at Westminster can be believed or trusted. Not a one. Crooks, liars and thieves, every one of them. The whole thing has been a supreme waste of time. Bojo is a reprehensible human being on every front, but not one of them can deliver Brexit in any form. May was undone by a bunch of well-dressed self-serving power hungry berks who weren’t prepared to negotiate to get the best deal and only have their own benefit in mind and couldn’t care less about the public. Worst joke ever. Monty Python said it best (apologies for the caps): WE WOULD LIKE TO APOLOGIZE FOR THE WAY IN WHICH POLITICIANS ARE REPRESENTED IN THIS PROGRAMME. IT WAS NEVER OUR INTENTION TO IMPLY THAT POLITICIANS ARE WEAK-KNEED, POLITICAL TIME-SERVERS WHO ARE CONCERNED MORE WITH THEIR PERSONAL VENDETTAS AND PRIVATE POWER STRUGGLES THAN THE PROBLEMS OF GOVERNMENT, NOR TO SUGGEST AT ANY POINT THAT THEY SACRIFICE THEIR CREDIBILITY BY DENYING FREE DEBATE ON VITAL MATTERS IN THE MISTAKEN IMPRESSION THAT PARTY UNITY COMES BEFORE THE WELL-BEING OF THE PEOPLE THEY SUPPOSEDLY REPRESENT NOR TO IMPLY AT ANY STAGE THAT THEY ARE SQUABBLING LITTLE TOADIES WITHOUT AN OUNCE OF CONCERN FOR THE VITAL SOCIAL PROBLEMS OF TODAY. NOR INDEED DO WE INTEND THAT VIEWERS SHOULD CONSIDER THEM AS CRABBY ULCEROUS LITTLE SELF-SEEKING VERMIN WITH FURRY LEGS AND AN EXCESSIVE ADDICTION TO ALCOHOL AND CERTAIN EXPLICIT SEXUAL PRACTICES WHICH SOME PEOPLE MIGHT FIND OFFENSIVE. WE ARE SORRY IF THIS IMPRESSION HAS COME ACROSS.
    1 point
  43. That's good news. Are you the first of the broken duratec club to get back up and running? I know Archiepant's story, what about @Cleggy the Spyder Man or @Howsafe Workwear and Safety Equipment ?
    1 point
  44. Grabbed a shot of the new carbon scuttle and pedal box cover - note the nice neat battery wiring - previously, there were about five earth leads flailing around, but I've joined them all behind the scuttle, so there's only a single beefy earth cable to the battery for the chassis harness. I also tweaked the fuseboxes, so that they were both fore-aft, as having them at right-angles to each other offended my OCD....
    1 point
  45. Hi @Julie Hall - AO Representative, Peak District AO. Sorry, we can't make this one. Going to try out Caffeine & Machine (https://caffeineandmachine.com/) on Saturday. Have fun!
    0 points
  46. Trying to fix @Jonsey solenoid to at the distillery. No joy so it's bump starts for now and parking on a hill.
    0 points
  47. Sorry but I will be unable to make this one. Got the exhaust off and waiting for replacement gaskets to arrive. Maybe next time.
    0 points
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