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Cracking pics there Al Hats of to you for the preperation that went into making such a fantastic weekend

Now thats improvisation at its Scottish best

Thanks for letting my old man bring the Banana up Saturday................washout Sunday..................fan-bloody-tastic My old man even commented on someone on the stand even polishing the tailpipe, inside and out. I explained that was normal behaviour and not at all strange Thanks again Grant

Thats the Banana Had it in for a gasket and fitting of the Wideband sensor Top guys that do the job you want without any bullsh! t

What a long and wet day Highlight for me was between the Nimrod fly past and the Sea King demonstration Really hoping the weather is even just a slight improvement tomorrow asd today was an endurance test Expected crowds of 20000 over the 2 days according to The Sun, heres looking at 18000 tomorrow as todays attendance was nowhere near last years but i think that would be down to either the Old Firm or the fact that people looked out the window and thought feck that. The Cobra on track sounded awesome and looked a right handful On my knees currently prying to the sun god

C and C in Hillington will be able to do it

V and Flat configuration 4 cylinder engines tend to produce more natural torque than an equivelent capacity inline 4 woth similar bore and stroke Tony Rigoli, Roger Clark and AndyF all run estimated and confirmed in the Rigoli case 900 - 1000hp at the flywheel Couple of road cars in NZ run 1000hp set ups with a Flat6 being used to great effect I know of a car in Japan looking on course to burst 1200 hp out of a Flat 4 My opinion is that 900 - 1000hp Subaru's are out there, it is just we prefer to keep our wullies in our trousers instead of waving it about from the top of the town hall like the dark side do

Buy a cheap musical instrument and see how much you can learn in 6 - 8 weeks

3 thumbs up is the best compliment i can give Although visions of brutalised Donkeys on Blackpool beach left a similer taste to Saturday nights Talisker sipping episode. Banana also gives a peep peep (if it had a horn) in approval for the choice of roads

Your have a really stunning island there and it was a pleasure scurrying round some of your tarmac The Prince of India in Portree on the other hand

and is it confirmed thats the garage name?

Kames?

Thats the offending hole alright I straddled that hole and took a deep breath as braking was not an option due to one side being loose shale and the other tarmac. The annoying thing was he could have easily stopped but choose to plow on regardless.

Pretty sure the Inn on the Loch would welcome you guys in the winter months and use the Loch car park as starting point for the summer months Key to getting a successful meet up and running is regularity Oh i could think of a few evening runs around that area all right Over to Wanlockhead and then back through Crawfordjohn or down to Moffat and back

Looks like you had a cracking day out Some really tasty pictures there of some rare machinary

At least your death wont be in vain as you done the community a service by being bold enough to publish the picture We thank you PS can i have your wheels

C'mon Paul Show us the money shot You know the one we all mean or have you be threatened with menaces

Ditto Well done Hugh "Donkey Emprisario" Heffner and co for a great weekend that will be remembered for a long time Free the Blackpool 6 from the injustice of appearing in an "educational" movie

Some completely random pictures taken on my phone, sorry Neil and Col Some random Banana shots Random group shots Crazy man Crazy man with charisma Even the local Skye "burds" enjoyed our visit Clearly it preferred Classics ........................................................................... Huge thanks to the organisers for an exceptionally well planned and thought out weekend Congratulations to Jon and Debs Talisker whiskey is still giving me an aftertaste Anyone woke Cullunmin from his digs yet Good to meet some new faces and some old grumpy tired ones as well Got some good tarmac time on the way home down to Connel following Andy, Banana was on the low power map due to incorrect fuel but still had some good fun at 0.7bar of boost. Must sleep now, the weekend started at 4.45am on Saturday and finished at 10pm Sun and by jobe i enjoyed every single minute of the weekend Thanks

Feeling great and enjoyed the great breakfast Should be some cracking pics posted later when the troops return Posting from just under the Skye bridge as I await the troops return from a lap of the island, I bottled this part due to the semi slicks that currently adorn the banana and the current damp conditions Next stop some castle on mainland and then a monument near a bridge Jaw dropping scenery and some of the best roads around Over and trout

P155ed on 2 points of guiness and a sip of whiskey Dinner was crap but the banter alas top class with the gold plated poppadoms hurtling tbrough the air my highlight

But they do have some mighty fine roads If only they were dry I could have had some better style of WRC shenanigans Hoping it drys off tomorrow for the journey home Banana is ok loving it none the less Cracking banter and I even brought Andy Stewart along

Terzo Classics do indeed rule

Very nice indeed Always liked the Yellow Type R and swore one day that i would get one, hhhmmm chortle If i had not went down the daft as a brush route then it would have been something like that 3 thumbs up from me Been a good day for Type R purchases on the forum