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1 hour ago, Insuranceman said:

First MOT passed today 

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Forgot to say thanks to Stablers in Darlington.

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As per another post, here’s a recent snap of my (ex) Westfield 

 

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turned up to a car meet in Inverness when I was up there for the weekend.

 

Not quite a coincidence though because it now belongs to a mate of a mate and I also still keep in touch with the new owner.

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9 minutes ago, Kingster said:

As per another post, here’s a recent snap of my (ex) Westfield 

 

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turned up to a car meet in Inverness when I was up there for the weekend.

 

Not quite a coincidence though because it now belongs to a mate of a mate and I also still keep in touch with the new owner.

Do you miss owning it?

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1 hour ago, Naranja_Al said:

Do you miss owning it?

Not when it’s wet!

 

It was strange seeing it again after just over a year since I sold it. But honestly, I really, really like the Exige so no, I don’t miss the westy. 

 

The Lotus has a proper roof and is so much more confidence inspiring in the wet that it meant that what would have been a miserable weekend in the Westy was great fun in the Lotus. Which is the reason I swapped over in the first place. 

 

However, if I were to actually drive it again around those lovely highland roads on a nice sunny day, the answer might be different 😁

 

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Turned out nice. I left a bit later and the frost was all gone.

 

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Finally managed to combine a work-from-home Friday with some half decent weather 

 

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23 hours ago, Craigieboy said:

Turned out nice. I left a bit later and the frost was all gone.

 

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I like the stripes, is that a new edition. Did you fit them yourself.

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11 minutes ago, Ansoeb said:

I like the stripes, is that a new edition. Did you fit them yourself.

 

Yip, like you said I wanted to try something to break up the mass of the bonnet. Sum total of about £18 so if I change my mind haven't spent much.

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Just now, Craigieboy said:

 

Yip, like you said I wanted to try something to break up the mass of the bonnet. Sum total of about £18 so if I change my mind haven't spent much.

Bargain, how fiddly was the application process.

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Just now, Ansoeb said:

Bargain, how fiddly was the application process.

 

Pretty easy tbh. Just lined up the broad carbon ones with masking tape and applied them dry. And the thin ones I just did freehand, took me back to putting coachlines on cars way back.

All vinyl from Ebay and very sticky, 2-3 weeks in and no issues.

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It’s a bit muddy out there. The wheel arch was absolutely covered until I drove through a bit of a flood and that washed most of it off! Still, will be washing the car in a bit…

 

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