Hamish

johns Race is towards the end

Good track time there John. looking forward to your thoughts on it.

John i sincerely hope that all your hard work is rewarded this weekend with full track time and you enjoy the racing 🤞

Not bonkers an inspiration 👍 🫡

Well done a. To capture that moment b. To have built the car to do it c. To have used the car so much 👍

Have a great trip 👍 😁

One of the crew I’m with WhatsApp’d this

That’s looking really good. The guys who did my garage alterations -small extension covered the osb board with the modern fabric type membrane used on roofs as a felt alt. Breathable and water resistant. battenned and boarded over the top.

I think the way points are out. I haven’t seen them myself yet.

Exciting times 😁

And that’s just me !!! 🫣

Sorry I had to vent somewhere and at the risk of offending people that might be on both forums or actually be a poor pensioner. some wingeing on another site about no private members area and the increase in membership fees ( all put to the vote I might add) but to threaten to stop being a member because you are now a pensioner is - err annoying to me………. as in the profile they have a collection of classic cars and bikes (non essentials) that obviously have a home somewhere ?! “Currently a 1960 TR3a and a 1979 Dolomite 1300. Also have a 1938 Hillman 14 (awaiting patiently for restoration, been 30 years already), and a 1948 Hillman Minx (restored many years ago but last used 1990). Had a 1968 Austin A35 van,( now sold), and a 1970 Triumph Vitesse convertible ( now sold). Also a collection of various grey porridge BSA m/cycles.” pensioners are some of the wealthiest people I know! Both money and property/space and free time.

Useful tip - that they can blow out. looks like a fiat ducato van type ? Off to southwest on friday so fingers crossed for the weather

My dad use to love quoting an local paper advert rehoming dog will eat anything very fond of children 🙄

I agree but more of a homage for the Alvis. Completing the circle. also today’s trip enabled me to pay a small tribute to my dad who would have been 94 today.