Old newbie
Old newbie
Hi,
Just thought I'd introduce myself. I've had my S1 for about 4 1/2 years and I hate to get back in my other car after driving it. Looking forward to contributing to this group in the future.
Gary.
Just thought I'd introduce myself. I've had my S1 for about 4 1/2 years and I hate to get back in my other car after driving it. Looking forward to contributing to this group in the future.
Gary.
'Climb aboard the shopping trolley of chaos'.
- thinfourth
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Re: Old newbie
Never hesitate to speak up when ever you have something intelligent and worthwhile to sayGazbo wrote: Looking forward to contributing to this group in the future.
Gary.
Or you could be like the vast majority and just speak sh*t all day
- The_Rossatron
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Welcome!
"There is no emoticon for what I'm feeling right now."
Ferrari F355, Fiat Panda 100HP, Rover Mini Cooper
http://www.allflashnocash.com
Ferrari F355, Fiat Panda 100HP, Rover Mini Cooper
http://www.allflashnocash.com
My Elise is a standard Norfolk Mustard '98 S1 that's done 18,000 miles. I have changed the indicators to clear ones, put on headlight covers, fitted a Larini exhaust to replace the knackered Janspeed backbox, K&N panel air filter, Yokohama Advans and Eliseparts braided clutch hose(dreaded red hose syndrome!), but that's as far as the modifications go. Been considering upgarding to S2 suspension mounts with Nitrons/Eibach springs. I'm sad to say that I'm based south of the border, Cheshire in fact. Hope that's not a problem?! I'll post some pics when I figure out how (if you really want to see another Norfolk Mustard S1).Dominic wrote:![]()
Where are you based? What model / colour etc is the car?
'Climb aboard the shopping trolley of chaos'.
- thinfourth
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Ah ha welcome to "The forum for people who may have some vague connection to scotland and have a passing interest in silly plastic cars apart from the ones that have got into bikes, landrovers etc"Gazbo wrote:I'm sad to say that I'm based south of the border, Cheshire in fact. Hope that's not a problem?!.
But we find Scottish elises is better
- bertieduff
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My ancestors are definately Celtic, I have red hair!thinfourth wrote:Ah ha welcome to "The forum for people who may have some vague connection to scotland and have a passing interest in silly plastic cars apart from the ones that have got into bikes, landrovers etc"Gazbo wrote:I'm sad to say that I'm based south of the border, Cheshire in fact. Hope that's not a problem?!.
But we find Scottish elises is better
'Climb aboard the shopping trolley of chaos'.
- minkypotglory
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Its not a problem at all this is a real friendly group.Gazbo wrote: I'm sad to say that I'm based south of the border, Cheshire in fact. Hope that's not a problem?!
Where abouts in Cheshire? I used to live in Chester and then Nomansheath before moving to Scotland.
2004 Exige S2 1.8 - Ardent Red
2003 RAV4 vvti 2.0 - Baleric Blue shiny version
Don't Fear The Reaper
Back on the road!
2003 RAV4 vvti 2.0 - Baleric Blue shiny version
Don't Fear The Reaper
Back on the road!