Jammer

The Jag has been in the family since 1967 and has only accumulated about 23000 miles. Dad only drove it on special ocassions. I don't think it had ever seen rain until I brought it to Washington. I grew up in Montana in the days when the speed limit was "reasonable and prudent" and have many fond memories of spirited rides with Dad in this car. http://www.usa7s.com/aspnetforum/upload/1104229861_right side.JPGhttp://www.usa7s.com/aspnetforum/upload/699126353_engine right forward.JPGhttp://www.usa7s.com/aspnetforum/upload/1582960484_interior.JPGhttp://www.usa7s.com/aspnetforum/upload/419226295_right front above.JPG

Hello, I've been interested in Se7ens since I was a kid. Followed Keiths build over on the Miata list and have been surfin the web and lurkin around the various forums for quite a while. Recently went and looked at a Caterham S3 that was for sale here locally (WA) and came away with a fresh itch. The Cat was just a little too narrow for my "normal" 38" American butt, I though my Miata was tight..! I'm 6'2"~ 250lbs (I know I know-way more info than you needed!!!) So I've purchased all 3 books, the original, the revised and Keiths and am going to get serious. I love them all so trying to decide between a BEC, a 442, or something new style like the guys in Texas are building is going to be fun. This forum seems like a good bunch of guys and I reconize several names from the Miata board and others. Maybe I can get together with some of the Washington guys and talk Se7ens and go for a blat... David