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clemo wrote:This is one of the cars that should have yellow spoke wheels to compliment ( or not ) the red Nardia steering wheel , Red door inserts and red piping on the seats . Apparently 1 of 6 in this edition known as the Jim Clark edition
Rob P wrote:clemo wrote:This is one of the cars that should have yellow spoke wheels to compliment ( or not ) the red Nardia steering wheel , Red door inserts and red piping on the seats. Apparently 1 of 6 in this edition known as the Jim Clark edition
Didn't realise they did a limited edition Jim Clark in the M100, can't wait to see this back on the road in its full glory
Good luck with the restoration and enjoy the car
Rambo wrote:I can understand the green and yellow for the JC S2 (original heritage colours) but where did the red piping round the seats steering wheel and door cards come from ?? I think it would have looked even better in yellow but that's just my opinion
Rambo wrote:…next year will be the 50th anniversary of his untimely death at Hockenheim … You're welcome to stay at my gaff 30 miles away.
GeoffSmith wrote:Rambo wrote:…next year will be the 50th anniversary of his untimely death at Hockenheim … You're welcome to stay at my gaff 30 miles away.
Put me down for the spare bed.
dapinky wrote:GeoffSmith wrote:Rambo wrote:…next year will be the 50th anniversary of his untimely death at Hockenheim … You're welcome to stay at my gaff 30 miles away.
Put me down for the spare bed.
Well, that's 3 cars in convoy from the South West....... room for a tent in the garden?
Rambo wrote:Hey Clemo, I've just thought of something else.
After you've thrashed around the Devon lanes for 6 months in your JC S2, then laid it up for a few months to do all this work to bring it back to its former glory, bring it up to Duns, next year.
Chirnside and Duns was where Jimmy was bought up and, as you know, next year will be the 50th anniversary of his untimely death at Hockenheim. There will be a very special event held at the Duns museum organised by Club Lotus (Scotland) and Club Lotus. The new proposed museum might even be built with some of Jimmy's race cars in it
It will be a very special occasion and very fitting if your JC car, and any M100 for that matter, made the pilgrimage. You're welcome to stay at my gaff 30 miles away. JohnW did this a couple of years ago and we both enjoyed a thrash over the hills and twisty Border country lanes to Duns
Perhaps we could even get some of these other LEC M100 garage queens out of retirement
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