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by Michael » Wed 23.03.2005, 21:35
Did you race it Dave? ;)
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by DM_M100 » Wed 23.03.2005, 21:41
[quote author=Michael link=board=gallery;num=1090512063;start=150#160 date=03/23/05 at 12:35:39]Did you race it Dave? ;)[/quote]<br><br>No, but if Stevo is willing to loan me his Elan then I'll give it a go!
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by Enright » Sun 27.03.2005, 00:42
I can't decide between these two:<br><br>

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by Stef » Thu 28.04.2005, 10:19
Check the lifting wheel! ;)
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by Doug » Thu 28.04.2005, 18:16
good thing that there's not too much weight on the rear axle and that the right rear is not a drive wheel ;D
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by Michael » Thu 28.04.2005, 21:45
In my former Peugeot 205GTI the same happened.<br>Also a car with fantastic roadholding, like our Elan.<br>Great stuff.<br>

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by DM_M100 » Thu 28.04.2005, 21:54
Just call it DNA. <br><br>The racing Lotus Cortinas of the 1960s were famous lifting an inside wheel, sometimes both inside wheels.<br><br> :)<br><br><br>
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by F1 LOTUS » Thu 28.04.2005, 22:12
[quote author=DM_M100 link=board=gallery;num=1090512063;start=165#168 date=04/28/05 at 13:54:52]Just call it DNA. <br><br>The racing Lotus Cortinas of the 1960s were famous lifting an inside wheel, sometimes both inside wheels.<br><br> :)<br><br><br>[/quote]<br><br>Dave you're not trying hard enough! ;D<br>

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by Dave M » Tue 26.07.2005, 21:09
Stef wrote:Check the lifting wheel! ;)
Since the original got bagged in the forum crash, here ya go again, Stef.

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by Stef » Wed 27.07.2005, 12:29
Cooooool

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by Fubar1764 » Fri 29.07.2005, 16:00
Hey Dave, like the avatar. Who's that squishing your head?

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by Monty » Sun 31.07.2005, 17:06
Been on a weee drive with Dico, Not a best pic but a pic all the same.
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by rob » Sun 31.07.2005, 17:20
Who's is the head attached to the torno cover???
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by John_W » Sun 31.07.2005, 17:58
Rob wrote:Who's is the head attached to the torno cover???
Looks like Dico loosening the wheelnuts.
Did you make it back OK this time from a run with Dico?
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by Monty » Sun 31.07.2005, 20:42
LMAO,
wonder how long it would take u to spot that.

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by Rob-C » Sun 31.07.2005, 21:32
That scenery looks familiar - you been through Hebden bridge & didn't invite me?
I took Dawn+ kids for an introduction to Excel handling over the Long Causeway today.
Dawn's head hit the roof a couple of times

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by Monty » Sun 31.07.2005, 22:57
Rob-C wrote:That scenery looks familiar - you been through Hebden bridge & didn't invite me?
I took Dawn+ kids for an introduction to Excel handling over the Long Causeway today.
Dawn's head hit the roof a couple of times

Yep went up that way, just drove round to see if we could get lost. There`s a couple of bumps that make u leave u`r seat. Don`t u miss u`r M100?

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by Rob-C » Mon 01.08.2005, 08:52
Monty wrote:Don't u miss u'r M100?

Only when the sun shines. And when I buy petrol. And when I realise that every 4th service is a cambelt change...
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