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by paulsmithmk » Sun 10.03.2013, 11:41
daveiow wrote:Looks good to me - S2 wheels and the correct colour IMHO
A Classic Additions wind breaker seems popular with the ladies as it cuts down the cabin turbulence especially for front seat passengers
Have fun
daveiow

Welcome to LEC!
Not that happy with my CA windbreak (maybe I shouldn't be worried about what I have left behind me?!) - so I am having a curved one cut from poly carbonate that will fit onto the brackets from the CA ones - will post pics when I get car back in a couple of weeks...
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by markv » Mon 11.03.2013, 00:25
paulsmithmk wrote:daveiow wrote:Looks good to me - S2 wheels and the correct colour IMHO
A Classic Additions wind breaker seems popular with the ladies as it cuts down the cabin turbulence especially for front seat passengers
Have fun
daveiow

Welcome to LEC!
Not that happy with my CA windbreak (maybe I shouldn't be worried about what I have left behind me?!) - so I am having a curved one cut from poly carbonate that will fit onto the brackets from the CA ones - will post pics when I get car back in a couple of weeks...
- Interesting - I found mine to be highly effective, and it made the difference between my wife refusing to go in the car due to the effect it had on her hair and her now being happy to come along.
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by Rusty Wishbone » Mon 30.12.2013, 14:12
A year has passed since I signed up to LEC, and I just want to thank everyone for their enthusiasm, helpfulness, good humour and patience over this time. I have really enjoyed your camaraderie.
Since signing up, I have:
Bought an Elan;
Cleaned up and painted the front suspension;
Cleaned up and painted the rear suspension and rear part of the chassis;
Overhauled the brakes;
Bought a selection of group buy items - hoses, outer door seals, kick plates, door handle escutcheons and other items that I have already forgotten about;
Fitted a hardtop.
Learning from all of you has made a big difference - I am standing on the shoulders of giants.
All I need to do now is to drive it - once I've got an MOT.
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