I like to think so as well

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HJ2 wrote:The M100 as a successful educational tool(My son has the pointing stick
)
GeoffSmith wrote:Oooooh! ... with a top.

Giniw wrote:(I like your dual tone alloys, they suits the car well in my own opinion)
They look very nice indeed, got me thinking now 
GeoffSmith wrote:Oooooh! ... with a top.
Simon_P wrote:GeoffSmith wrote:Oooooh! ... with a top.
Yep that is one seriously cool jacket! (that HJ's son has)
has anyone else noticed that all of the girls are looking at the car!
HJ2 wrote:The M100 as a successful educational tool(My son has the pointing stick
)
(there goes the seal wrangler's little business...)
dapinky wrote:Be careful, Clemo - either you're living in the past, or LEC is still alive and well.......
..... it is unfortunate that such "Lotus Courier Systems" are now deemed worthy of special mention, where such things would have been commonplace (or even expected!) back in the days when I first came to this forum.
Getting parts from Scotland to London were always possible with 'Dicos Scania Express' - even if they did travel 1500 miles to get there, via 4 other people.....
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