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thinfourth
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Spanners and cakes

Post by thinfourth » Sun Feb 24, 2008 9:27 am

It was due to be spanners and sponges at Mr fickles yesterday but due to a lack of sponging and an excess of cake it has been renamed spanners and cakes

A large 7 turnout sort of well more seveners then 7s due to various mechanical issues but less then expected due to beer issues

Anyway less of the politics and on with the pics (excuse the doggy leaning of the majority of the pics but Helen was on camera duties)

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Combined power of Jock 7s can't work out why supersnot was not moving very quickly

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Tell your children Gareth did some work

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Mr Bees brake pads are a bit RRrruff sayes jake

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Spot the sole sponging action

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But it got it shiny

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regulation comedy fisheye pic

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And the dogs had lots of fun

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Lots more pics here http://thinfourth.smugmug.com/gallery/4 ... 2924_spoq2

and a slideshow here http://thinfourth.smugmug.com/photos/ss ... mKey=a8Pzj
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Re: Spanners and cakes

Post by Rich H » Sun Feb 24, 2008 10:07 am

Dogfights, cakes and grease...

Sounds like a good day out :lol:
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Re: Spanners and cakes

Post by rossybee » Sun Feb 24, 2008 3:42 pm

It was 8)

Just to add - supersnot WAS moving just fine, but not stopping so good :shock:

Plus - they only let me go for a quick 110tut shake down without torquing the nuts correctly - anything to get more bacon rolls & cake :roll:
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Re: Spanners and cakes

Post by tenkfeet » Sun Feb 24, 2008 8:25 pm

Why were you changing the brake pads early . :shock: :shock: :shock:
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Re: Spanners and cakes

Post by GregR » Mon Feb 25, 2008 10:17 pm

who's Elise is that? I've never seen such a spick n' span BRG car (well, the only one's i've seen much of are Paul's TT car, and AndyG''s new mule :mrgreen: )
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Re: Spanners and cakes

Post by Rich H » Tue Feb 26, 2008 12:06 am

tenkfeet wrote:Why were you changing the brake pads early . :shock: :shock: :shock:
That last bit lasts for ages...
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Re: Spanners and cakes

Post by offshorematt » Wed Feb 27, 2008 9:08 am

GregR wrote:who's Elise is that? I've never seen such a spick n' span BRG car
Loving it. :damnfunny That would be mine enjoying its first wash since, I think, October... scrubs up not too bad. Goes to show you don't need defendall, armourfend etc - you just need to keep the layer of protective dirt thick enough :wink:

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