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I do apologise John. I do enjoy your threads about buying stuff though. Anyone think the JW spec car will be time attacking in 2 years?

Dalglish.

A BIIIIIIIIIG tub of vaseline John. That will make anything fit.

Shandy drinking ......... etc. Was a cracking day. I'd come back up if there was a good day like that on again.

There's some on the flickr set - http://www.flickr.com/photos/st3ph3n/sets/72157605282491636/ It wasn't by design really but for some reason I seem to have missed a lot of the single seaters this time round at kames. I think I was wandering back to see how Tinkerbell and the rest of the Bladeiators were doing and wandering round the paddock instead! There's plenty of single seaters on my other sprints/climbs sets which you'll find on my main flickr page - http://www.flickr.com/photos/st3ph3n This one was taken at forrestburn and is one of my favourites

Remember if you're putting 2 people in put it down as 2 people. Peter's not so good at his maths! 1. Nanaki 2. mctwistuk 3. mctwistuk's better half 4. Andy 5. imy 6. Mr Kebab Nemesis 7. Mrs Kebab Nemesis 7. Paul555sti 8. st3ph3n 9. Nicola

Cheers chaps. Ross - was gutted for you on the timed runs yesterday as you were looking very quick. It's all good fun until you let Tinkerbell beat you. Doune in June should be great. I think the Ferrari boys are there too.

I think you'll be needed with the paint again Craig! Or at least help furnish the man with a good set of mudflaps to stop the stone chips. Here's a few more as I've got the rest of them uploaded now Enjoying my time at these sprints and hillclimbs. Good cars and a friendly bunch of people.

As decals go I like them. But white cars should be kept nice and clean

Here's some of my pictures from Sunday. Was a cracking day. Sunny but windy, so my face is still red. Really pleased with my pictures again. I'm about half way through them just now so still got a few more to upload later on: AND! I tried to get a three wheeler picture last weekend and failed, but got one on Sunday and never even realised it until I was fishing through them. Lots more will be appearing here as we speak - http://www.flickr.com/photos/st3ph3n/sets/72157605282491636/

It's a Litchfield Type 25 though yes?

I think the fabled prodrive settings run slightly more camber, possibly more toe too. If I could remember where I put it I'd go find a report from progrip on what mine was set at.

Was just thinking that Peter. Must go through a fair bit of brake pads! Good pictures though.

A year or so when I'm putting a track toy together we'll talk then

Well done Jim. I know there was a lot of time and effort went into planning the thing never mind the actual construction. All the research and careful sourcing of bits clealry paid off. You just need to learn to drive the thing now.

There's some damn fine cars up here now. Lots of good home tuners, garages etc. etc. plus Andy mapping them. Not this Andy though surely?

That's last year!

I love the corners, but there's something thoroughly satisfying when you lineup AGAINST someone at crail.

Here's a wee taster of my shots for the day. Not exported any to Flickr yet. Might get a chance tonight, if not they will certainly be up tomorrow about lunch time. This was on the first run of the Afternoon. The block must have went about 30 seconds after it was taken! Edited to replace it with a picture that wasn't HUGE!

I really wish Crail would stop playing that music. It's ruining the videos!

What can I say. I remember things I shouldn't and forget things I should. I read some websites and remember things like that car, and liberace's one.

If it's not Liberace's car then I'm thinking it's this:

Great times chaps. Looks like a cracking day for it too.

Is it even a scooby?

I can see the advert now - 1 x Subaru engine, Lady owner, low miles. Never tracked, climbed, sprinted or dragged.