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In Jamaica, a slice of lemon meringue pie costs $4.00 In Barbados, a slice of apple pie costs $4.50 In St Lucia, a slice of banana cream pie costs $5.00 In Grenada, a slice of pecan pie costs $4.25 These are the pie rates of the Caribbean. 😂6 points
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I owned VTL from 1982 till 2010. It’s what started it all. So pleased that you guys just love your cars6 points
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Some people said was happy to pay. I want nothing for them, but they will be in my garage near to a pot. I would charge 2 quid for one of those. Whatever is left in the pot at the end of the day will go to a charity. (If the club has any suggestions about any of the ones we are engaged with, ill be more than happy to make the funds arrive). @Andy Banks ?4 points
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Guys, I have 12 stickers written down... That means there is 5 left that haven said the colour (I´ve already gessed Adam´s and Russ ones...). I´m cutting them toonigh so If I don´t have the coulours I will just have to gess them.3 points
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Are you a member of the WSCC? If so i have a pair give to me by @Si.Dalziel and he said to pass them forward to a member.2 points
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I think he was watching @Chris King - Webmaster and Joint North East AO track day videos.2 points
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I'm surprised no-one has pointed out the obvious - everyone knows that once the tap starts dripping, the only correct solution is an entire new kitchen. 😄 Mind you, I have the same kitchen tap I bought about 25 years back and brought with me when I moved house (I did put a new one in its place when I left...) Was going to buy a new one for the new place but no longer available...so I took it with.2 points
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hi chris do you remember in the 1970s when you brought your aston martins dbs for mots at our garage in handsacre with armitage along with many other classic cars, your name comes up in many a conversations about the history of our village great stuff chris nice to a met you regards eric hodson2 points
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So, here's a wee teaser for what's potentially in the pipeline.. Lee at Summit Technologies, renowned for the Raptor wireless steering wheel control and Talon digital control system amongst others, is looking into a concept design for kit cars predominantly the Seven/sevenesque. Current concept design is based around the OMP Targa 330mm flat 6-hole PCD steering wheel with a view that, should there be sufficient interest in another 3-spoke flat or flat dish wheel, then design progression will follow. Looking for feedback, comments and interest so let him know what you think .. keep it clean! 😄2 points
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Westfield SEIW 2005 ST170 + trailer 2005 SEIW originally built and Iva'd by Dave Eastwood . Completely rebuilt by Julian Eisel with all parts new or reconditioned apart from engine between 2015 to 2018. I purchased the car in 2018 and completed a cooling system upgrade, cylinder head upgrade, engine calibration development with OMEX to run VVT and fitted new seats. Engine Ford ST170 Cylinder head skim and fully rebuilt with new valves, kent cam bucket shims Exhaust Cam reground to increase lift Westfield exhaust manifold Carbon exhaust silencer ST170 intake manifold and injectors GSXR throttle bodies Tiger ERA baffled sump Dan ST intake trumpets 90mm long Pipercross C604D Air filter OMEX 710 ecu (Sewell serial adapter cable for OMEX map 4000) Custom made engine wiring harness including lambda sensor plug Hi torq starter motor Mocal oil take off plate with remote oil filter ST170 oil to coolant heat exchanger Raceline water rail Coolex 55mm Aluminium radiator 82⁰C Thermostat New Bosch Ht leads ECU calibrated by OMEX and EFI-parts to produce 204.9 bhp / 180.7 ft/lbs with VVT working (the first known application of the OMEX 710 on a standard ST170 with VVT working) Driveline GEARBOX !!! Quaife QBE56G rated for 375bhp recently stripped checked and rebuilt (no longer sold by Quaife but they were over £3,295.00 new ) New clutch lightweight flywheel New aluminium bellhousing Rear diff - LSD 3.62 recently rebuilt Chassis (full rebuild 2018) Chassis stripped and all holes welded Chassis and wishbones powdercoated in graphite grey New protec shocks and springs Team dynamics Pro Race 1.2 7x13” ET23 alloy wheels Toyo 888R tyres 185/60/13 front 205/60/13 rear Front calipers 4 pot Westfield hi specs with solid crossdrilled discs . Rear calipers rebuilt Sierra Body (full rebuild 2018) New JK composite seats 6-point TRS harnesses Carbon fibre interior panels apart from floor (powdercoated aluminium) Carbon fibre dashboard, gearknob, handbrake grip, steering column sleeve, pedal box cover, FW bootlid cover, rear diffuser Red FW side and back Black ZK nose and V8 bonnet LED rear ligths MSA rollbar Spares used scuttle, windscreen, doors and wipers Carbon wheel arch protectors, mirror covers, cage mount covers Recent engine oil (5w30), gearbox oil (75W90) and coolant change, Large pile of receipts Asking for £11,995 ono Location Nantwich Cheshire Also available Ifor Williams CT115 single axle trailer - £1500 Set of 13”x6” Ford alloy wheels with new 175/70/13 rain expert tyres - £3501 point
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Thanks Guys, he was sitting on a booster seat, maybe need to adjust the straps. I'll have a look at the Halfords one.1 point
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@Murraymint I got a 'Bubblebum' for my kids from halfords, it's perfect for the Westfield - clips onto side straps to stop it sliding forward and is inflatable so can be deflated and stowed easily. And more importantly the kids can see over the dash with a reasonably safe strap positon now :D Well worth the money. https://www.halfords.com/baby-and-child/car-seats/booster-seats/bubblebum-inflatable-booster-seat-black-575078.html1 point
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Great photo @Murraymint but id be looking to get those lap belts as far down and tight around the pelvis as possible then adjust the shoulder belts to fit. 👍1 point
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Well. I had some spare time now while Ana was drawing, and they are already done. There is 8 whites, 8 blacks, 2 yellows and two purples (I had small scraps of yellow and purple... so I used them). There is 20 stickers for 17 cars... Hopefully everyone will be able to match a colour.1 point
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I like the one on the right. I don't like the horn push though. To me there is too much writing on it.1 point
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He fainted when the pilot told him the Kingster had been his flying instructor. He vom'd when the pilot told him they were going to land now, but not to worry as Chris had explained all about it....1 point
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We used to do the highlands on sports bikes,glencoe,the road along lochness, Inverarry used to be a favourite the castle in green looked like something out of a fairy tale! Awesome fast roads.1 point
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I hope I'm not boring You with those pictures and videos of my Westfield, but every time I take or get from someone else some pictures, or have a chance to drive and record some video onboard (especially when winning in general classification like below ) I want to share my emotions and present this Great Car to the World So hope You , as as well Westfield's Drivers understand me , and forgive me another video with snapshots included in it :1 point
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Thanks for the marketing info - could be useful to help me stay ahead of the competition1 point
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Difference Don is that in the UK we have lost the will to say Just F...ing do it. Here we would have at least two dozen meetings before agreeing the spec. Then before appointing the firm to do it they would have to tender with all of their diversity policies and any other desirable boxes ticked. Then they would wait until a committee decided which quote to go for and before they could start work there would be bio study to undertake and if it was an old roman road an archaeology study. If that all passed then they would start the job but as they have quoted so much it will have to take a long time otherwise the authorities will feel it has taken not long enough to to have cost so much. This happened near Bath. A road collapsed and the council took so long a man built hos own bypass and recouped his money before they had done the road. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-somerset-28639196#:~:text=Mike Watts created the shortcut,February due to a landslip.&text=Mr Watts rented part of,road%2C bypassing the damaged highway.1 point
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