Kerry - In the Cayenne

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Kerry - In the Cayenne

Post by ClarkyBoy » Mon Aug 08, 2016 10:12 am

Friday evening at the craigearn turn off,

gave you a wave - I was driving the D-Type :D
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Re: Kerry - In the Cayenne

Post by graeme » Mon Aug 08, 2016 10:16 am

That's just showing off! :D
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Re: Kerry - In the Cayenne

Post by ClarkyBoy » Mon Aug 08, 2016 10:52 am

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Re: Kerry - In the Cayenne

Post by kerryxeg » Sun Aug 14, 2016 7:58 pm

ahhh, well obviously didn't expect to see you in that. What's the story behind the car. I've driven an e type once many moons ago and it wasn't great.

I thought I'd seen that car or one very similar parked beside the bridge at glen Tanner a few weeks ago, if it was you and you were near the river you would have heard me passing in the 12c.

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Re: Kerry - In the Cayenne

Post by ClarkyBoy » Mon Aug 15, 2016 10:32 am

From what I can gather (and I wont know until I meet the owner this weekend) its one of these period continuations, registered as a 1955 XK120, having looked at a load of pictures, it seems pretty darn accurate to an original,

Engine and drivetrain appear to be the right thing, but it has 3 Webber 45's and not the original SU's. pulls like a train and has a proper diff, it has ( I believe ) been used for some historic racing and feels very good to drive, having also driven an E-type a few year ago, I wasn't expecting much at all, but its a different beast altogether, I presume partly due to the fact it must weigh nothing as there really isn't much to it!

I will be using it over the weekend at RDSF, so give me a shout if you are over and ill give you a look around it - its lovely :-)

Wasn't me at Glen Tanner, but there is a low drag E-Type locally that ive seen.
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Re: Kerry - In the Cayenne

Post by anthonyyule » Mon Aug 15, 2016 2:45 pm

just don't crash it Clark - my insurance wont take it!

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Re: Kerry - In the Cayenne

Post by istoo » Mon Aug 15, 2016 3:17 pm

ClarkyBoy wrote:Friday evening at the craigearn turn off,

gave you a wave - I was driving the D-Type :D
before or after the downpour :D
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Re: Kerry - In the Cayenne

Post by ClarkyBoy » Mon Aug 15, 2016 5:26 pm

istoo wrote:
ClarkyBoy wrote:Friday evening at the craigearn turn off,

gave you a wave - I was driving the D-Type :D
before or after the downpour :D
About 15mins BEFORE :-(

Got soaked taking it to YOU Mr Yule!

Then you got it dirty doing rolling burnouts...... :lol:
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Re: Kerry - In the Cayenne

Post by anthonyyule » Tue Aug 16, 2016 12:15 pm

rolling burnouts going through a crowded Ballater was an absolute must do.

I admit that even I forgot about the cost of the car for a brief second due to having so much fun :)

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