Doug Tulloch

Hi Dom it was me returning from Dunsfold. Ian, I had Alan's SatNav as he had arranged a lift home for himself and his car.

Peter! I've told you before about "honking your horn". Dougie

It was certainly cold! Have fun (in the warmer weather). Doug

Yes, I agree, I would take the same action you did, but... "Whilst we all know that it's technically correct" Not in my experience. One comment on this thread clearly proves my point. I've even been asked by club members "Why do you have your Hi-Viz jacket in the pocket of your tunnel bag?" I agree that the priority is to get out off the car and to a place of safety with the greatest sense of urgency and to be aware of all your surroundings. But the point I was trying to make with my comment "Even if you're not wearing it and it's in your hand, at least there is more chance of other road users seeing you much sooner.” was - If your Hi-Viz jacket is in your hand (probably flapping in the wind) as you exit the car you will be more visible to oncoming traffic than without it. A Hi-Viz jacket is of little or no use lost in the boot of your car. Doug

Green with yellow stripe/noseband Scratchers Lane towards Sevens & Classics after lunch today Friday 24th.

Red Academy Seven going down Wrotham Hill just after lunch time today Friday 24th. It was me that flashed you Doug

This one - http://caterhamparts.co.uk/product.php?id_product=2977

Hi Andreas, I guess you want the LH/RH Euro brackets like this? http://caterhamparts.co.uk/product.php?id_product=5023 But if you want the standard UK windscreen mount brackets I have a a pair for sale with mirrors. Doug

Alan, in answer to your question the boot cover is 5 years old but has been rolled in bubble wrap in a box in my (dehumidified) garage for 4 years. I replaced it with a a "low profile" carbon vinyl boot cover (the first one made by Thundesport) after I cut off the the hood sticks and brackets, after discovering what a useless piece of kit the full hood is! Doug

Alan Your mailbox is full so I can't send you pm. Can you delete a few? Doug

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SV ARMRESTS - LEATHER (a pair) CC PARTS No. SKU: 50V044A. £112.14 As new including fasteners £60.00 including postage

INTERIOR REAR VIEW MIRROR - DIPPING CC PART No. SKU: 1644638 £44.22 As new including adhesive pad £20.00

SV / CSR CARBON VINYL BOOT COVER CC Part No. SKU: 50V043A Cost - £226.60 As new. £110 including postage

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