kayj_prod
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** SAVE THE DATE - Lotus in the Peak 2022 - 10th Anniversary **
kayj_prod replied to Daveb99's topic in General Talk
Great news and lovely though Peak Rail is, Chatsworth does make for a great back drop. Well done team. (Photo from the 8th of July 2012) -
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kayj_prod posted a gallery image in 2022 Calendar - images wanted
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I thought this might help anybody wondering about compatibility for their Lotus. Lotus fuel compatibility guide Keith
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Don’t forget billionaires travelling to space in rocket powered phalluses. Sure they got knocked up in some garage too in the last 5 1/2 years. 😉
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It has been great dropping in on this thread and seeing progress. 👏👏👏
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These are the kind of threads we like! Impressive work.
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That time of year again. Whos hot and whose not for annual insurance
kayj_prod replied to richbk's topic in General Talk
I’m with Admiral multicar again, though their renewal premium was ridiculous. As soon as I had quotes from other companies for the two cars separately, Admiral dropped the premium by around £200 and matched the others. Think I paid about £500 for the Exige (3000 miles) and my hybrid Volvo. (The Volvo is consistently the pricier vehicle to insure!) -
Hi Badger, I had my seats in my old S1 re-upholstered by Allon White. The seats were a rare perforated red leather, but were pre-Probax. Allon White managed to re-use the original leather whilst installing Probax shaping underneath and replacing the lumber support bladder. It made a world of difference... I drove my car from the UK up to near enough Trondheim in Norway and back soon after, so I consider that a thorough test! I have the same seats as yours in my S2 Exige... there is something to be said for getting used to a seat that has no adjustment. I have thought about having th
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Unless they're Lincolnshire roadworks, then they'll send you twenty miles down the other roads that need repairing.
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Mine hasn't moved since bringing it back from storage- the second time it has been in storage in a year and a bit. Lowest miles done ever between September '19 and now. We were building from September '20 until a couple of days before Christmas, including a new garage roof, so it was tucked away in storage again when I could have used it, and since bringing it back she's been SORNed. Looking forward to getting some time to give her some TLC and then probably tax again in April when we're allowed to move again.
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A certain mathematical whizz with spreadsheets I suspect...
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I remember the first stone chip after I had my S1 re-sprayed, Dave. It hurt! Car looks great.
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