Scottish Elises

Even General tickets sold out, blimey that's a new one. Post Covid demand. Ive been 6 times to 24 hr, usually 250,000-280,000. And the Classic in 2016 with 50,000.

Well I'll be putting my tent up in back garden and stocking up on stubbies of bier d'alsace, cheese, and spicy paprika sausages .

I was thinking about a trip to the standard Le Man’s this year but I see it sold out a while ago. Ah Bugger. I was all set to go this year. Free accommodation sorted with a friend who lives there. Time off work approved. Thankfully, I hadn't booked flights. I never thought the tickets would be an i...

Spy’s everywhere

I have a 2003 that has gone from 4000-65000 in the 6 years I have had it, and worth around your budget. CMC has serviced it every year and averages about £1000 p.a. though with inflation expect to rise. Touch wood no major failures. in 6 yrs 2 x C service, annual A service, tyres etc. if you budget ...

the right cars sell quickly, like the aubergine one despite the dubious stripes and wheels, go with your head and not your heart. As mentioned above , call Craig Moncrieff and let him know you are looking, he will put you in his wee black book .

Ps. I think that’s Sports Tourer spec from the few pics. I have a 53 plate sports tourer and imho £16995 is on the money as I do follow these. Have agreed value ins at £18k .

The aubergine one in Edinburgh looks a better bet imho. Just remove the stripes and powder coat wheels satin black. Dougie on here also has an aubergine S2. Looks good in the flesh ( or should that be skin ) .

we were heading up to Clachaig Inn for lunch, taps aff, but put it on at Bridge of Orchy .

A very impressive display of Jackies race cars through this career, from E types, BRM, all his Tyrell’s, and Stewarts driven by Barichello and Herbert . The Red Bull, what a noise, I think it was last of the V8s . And seeing Jackie drive his 1969 Matra, legend .

I'll be on LDC - CL plot, probably Sunday only . See you there David .

welcome

Dominic wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 05, 2022 3:34 pm

It's also arguably the great grandaddy to our elises.

yup, when Colin started out with a Hacksaw.

Try outdoors now that clocks have changed. Walk an hour if you don't already do so and not up to running too far. Jog Scotland, Park run 5kms etc, local joggers groups. The interaction with others will keep you motivated to keep turning up .

pulling out of Anniesland industrial estate an hour ago, I was on foot .