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Hi Paul, Steve t here - glad my baby made it to (another) good home, and you're registered and ready to roll. Hope she behaves - or not, depending on how you like to drive :cheers:

Puma Speedcat vote here. Size 12 and no probs in bars, and I've been in a few...

I'm late to this, but my thought go out too - be well, Bill. Here's a happy pic of Bill and Marcy from 7/7/7 http://www.usa7s.com/aspnetforum/upload/1695460992_Bill & Marcy Power.JPG

Friend of mine drove my first Seven at the Brands Hatch circuit near London. He's a very experienced race driver so I was not concerned. Strangely though, he would not let me drive his car at the same event (1961 Ferrari 250SWB)...

Fantastic job chaps :cheers:

Fantastic job chaps :cheers:

4" - yikes. She was originally on 16" wheels with low profile tires, so a deeper tire is probably your best bet. Good luck! Steve.

Man, you take a week off... Where did she go, Sandy? Steve.

I would put serious money on that being a replica. There are some amazing Ferrari replicas out there, some of them even officially sanctioned by the factory, like this one here that belongs to a mate of mine in England - has full FIA racing papers from 1964. http://www.usa7s.com/aspnetforum/upload/1862374532_suggies GTO.JPG

Looks like an open track day on the 'indy' (short) circuit. They have pretty strict rules about when and where you can overtake, which is why he is holding back in traffic. I did a day there years ago (1997 I think) on the full GP circuit, which is awesome, the drop off at the end of the main straight going into Paddock Hill then up to the hairpin at Druids is one of the great complexes IMHO. Here I am going into Druids - took me three laps to get by that darned Elan! http://www.usa7s.com/aspnetforum/upload/49229357_brands - web.jpg

Don't be so hard on yourself, Mazda, we could all lose a few pounds

"Besides, modern diesels can be modded so easily, they will make 400+ HP and 800+ FT-LBS with relatively simple mods(exhaust, chip, intake)." Arya, you've mentioned this to Mazda, I take it

OMG http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=TOpbGeP0MJI

Been on many of those roads - absolutely fantastic - and they are all two way Wandering sheep are usually the biggest hazard... Very jealous you are going Ed.

I did enjoy - that vette run is awesome :hurray: Great graphics too - having driven the ring it was cool to be able to track the car, speeds, revs etc. I think he hit 179 on the long backstraight (best I ever did was 140, but, hey, it was an old Ford Scorpio). Nice one.

At my favorite breakfast place, there is just one rule - no talk of politics or religion. That way a bunch of folks from different places and outlooks all stay friends. You might want to think about that.

Al, I'll happily write a column - more like 'grumpy old men' at the moment... :banghead:

Sorry all, been away for a few weeks... I like se7en. Other thoughts: 7 heaven 7n Lowdown (or The Lowdown) Steve.

Yellow is the 'official' Ferrari color... which comes a s a surprise to a lot of folks - me included, but I got that from the 'prancing' horses mouth.

And talking of Dumb and Dumber... here's one I found in Australia http://www.usa7s.com/aspnetforum/upload/926370182_the dogs.JPG

Two Lane Blacktop :thumbs:

I love that picture Mazda - even if I do look like the Michelin man. I will organize a wake at Mrs Rowe's when you get back on the road. Al has to come. My new car is on the way... http://www.usa7s.com/aspnetforum/upload/894056901_F1 transporter041.jpg I wish

This is the worst picture ever taken of my Seven, cos it's leaving and I'm not driving. Hope you have as much with her as I did Avery... http://www.usa7s.com/aspnetforum/upload/1133737811_avery leaving.JPG But I am about to take a welding course, so look out Bob and Mazda!

oops... here http://www.usa7s.com/aspnetforum/upload/313922324_belle on minty.JPG

Cats obviously like 'Orange' here's mine making herself at home when Al stopped by en route to the Dragon last year...