Kensboats7

a dark coloured seven (blue, black, green?) with yellow nose,turned from A20 into Pluckley road at Charing at around 18.20 this evening.I did wave, but don't think you saw us as the junction is poorly lit at the moment until they finish installing the new street lights.

8.45 - white with black stripes driving through Charing towards Pluckley. Gave you a wave while walking the dog as my Seven warmed up.

a black Seven in Sainsbury car park at about 3.30 today, tried to park mine close but no space for another near by you.

Hi Garry, good comment.  Car now running perfectly again, but old battery completely flat for a week or so and would not hold charge. However, I put a solar trickle charger on the old battery for a few days, which seems to have jolted it's memory!  It now charges and holds charge again, so will keep it to use for bits and bobs around the workshop, electroplating etc, and possibly as a spare during the winter. I am told that it is easy to refurbish banners at home?

Likely to be Paul from Maidstone in his 40th anniversary SV - not sure if he belongs to the club yet.

Banner finally went out not holding enough charge to start the car. Bought new one from Tayna and just fitted into the car 1.6  125 roadsport 2013. On initial start up with new battery the engine ran very lumpy, then settled down as it warmed up. Would this be the ecu resetting after  car not having battery in for a week? Running perfectly now, as always, no problem ,so not really worried. But curious as to this lumpyness following a battery change.

And, just remembered, an orange 7 on a trailer at Leeds Castle roundabout .

Ah yep, forgot the Elise! Ken

by a fluke saw Paul and Angela in their newly acquired  40th SV buying cherries on A20. This is my second spot of paul. Then in convoy of two cars of same livery down the M20 to Maidstone after taking pics of the cars together. Enjoy your car guys!

about five Sevens blating the A20 towards Charing at 07.20 Sunday 13th. Thanks for all the waves. I was taking mine to a pop video shoot at White City. We shall see!

Red 40th just like mine! Saw you about 6.30 and would have pulled alongside at the roundabout if the police had not been in such a hurry. If you are local maybe we will meet again.

Black with orange nose trim heading towards Charing Hill at midday today. Gave you a wave from black kia as we turned off to Faversham.

About 12 midday, waved as we passed, you coming in, me going out. I was on the ice cream run!

Did have a quick look around the car park for you, but was running a bit late to take the dog for a walk. Hope you had a good run before the rain.

Saturday 11am. Green with Yellow nose at Ashford driving towards Sevington. Gave you a flash and wave from black Tin Top. Lovely hot day so wondered a bit about your furry tracker hat.

8.45 am - Black with yellow nose and stripe at Charing. I gave you a wave on corner as you turned towards Pluckley from A20. Great day for it!

Green 7 M20 towards tunnel on trailer German reg, turned of to Hythe services 4.30pm.

Green 7 M20 towards tunnel on trailer German reg, turned of to Hythe services 4.30pm.

I feel another ghost story coming on!

arrived in the tin top full of garden plants as you were leaving with the sunshine glinting on the group. Hope you all had a good time!

lovely yellow with a red hatch back all over you behind. I was the black Kia in front which gave you the hazards before turning into the Shakra centre. Had just put my seven away to go to pick up Grace.

Guilty! Ran out of ice cream again. Just time to get some while having a blast before the GP started. Your seven looked great in the sunshine.  Maroon?  Exocet red apparently!

Neat green 7 at Leeds Castle 11am

Felt the need for ice cream, so went to sainsbury - boring I know, but a nice blast through the lanes!

Went there from Egerton market to Headcorn to fill up as noticed I was running on fumes. At Egerton had heard someone say a Spitfire was due to stop at Headcorn around 3pm. Thought I might get a good picture, but no Spit! Did not see you though.