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There are many more .. look at this book: Lotus Seven & the Independents: Featuring the Lotus Seven and a History of the World's Independent Builders (Hardcover) Rob

We should have leftover 777 materials to give to the cops! Rob

Yeah .. It was slow when we had the same three people posting to eachother! Rob

Great! Now where exactly is this screw?? Rob in Rotus 7.

Nice! Rob Mitchell, Atlanta too!:hurray:

The most beautiful road in America .... Rob

A few years back .. we decided to go for a summer camping trip to Yellowstone / Grand Tetans. Well the best air fare was to fly in and out of Billings, Montana. From there we decided to drive southwest into Yellowstone. Little did we have in mind was that we would encounter "the most beautiful road in America" according to Charles Kuralt: Highway 212 through the Beartooth Mountains. Great sweeping turns through grand mountain country .. I sure wish I could take on that road in my Seven! Rob

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Gert! How did you get out of that one?? :bigears: Rob

One thing I wish we had .. is a vinyl window label with USA7s.org on it. So that if people have questions about our cars .. we can point them in this direction. And is it about time for a USA7s.org FAQ? Rob

Pretty funny! Sat Nav is just another luxury distraction. :ack: Nothing like a good map! Low tech. Rob

I would like to borrow one .. just to play with it .. and then return. There are two Curta simulators out there. Also the Curta company did make a working cutaway view demonstrator to illustrate how it works. Rob

From a recent eBay auction of a booklet with time tables ... about using the Curta Calculator for Rallying. The booklet went for $42 on eBay. Rob Description: "This 8 & 1/2 by 6 inch booklet is for use with early Rallyes. I used this many times during the 50's & 60's. Gives minutes per mile factors to the sixth decimal place. Accurate to .000005 of a minute. Therefore the maximum tabular error after 1000 miles of rallying is three tenths of a second. Great for use in current nostalgic rallyes Copyrighted by Allan Jay Kalb in 1959. 59 pages." http://www.usa7s.com/aspnetforum/upload/563394867_curta1.jpg http://www.usa7s.com/aspnetforum/upload/2012367744_curta2.jpg http://www.usa7s.com/aspnetforum/upload/850088408_curta3.jpg

Thanks for the reminder .. This is a benefit. BTW: How does this work in the event of an incident?? Rob

Next time .. what you need is an east coast guy to fly out there and drive the support truck! :bigears: Rob

Black hills! Rob

From your pics .. I count more than 8 .. maybe 10+? Is the one with the sideways headlights a S1?? Are they skinny and is there any advantage to turning them sideways anyway?? Rob

Congratulations Russ! :hurray: Gotta post a pic here! BTW: Dutton Pics Here Rob

I pulled up beside a 1929 Model A Ford. He said, "Nice Car!" I said, "Nice Car back to you!" He said, "You might as well go first because you are probably much faster than I am!" My wife grinned and waved as we pulled ahead and turned out of the intersection ahead of the bigger classic car. Rob

Nice car! Whoever got it got a beauty! Rob http://www.usa7s.com/aspnetforum/upload/1077653005_green7.jpg

Lotus Seven Inspired Sportscar ... which includes all Seven style cars and clones because Lotus quit making the Lotus Seven in 1973. Rob

And here's the front brake rotors (3111) for the Rotus. Rob Brake Rotor 3111 Toyota Celica 71 74 75 Corona 70 71 72

Remember the commercial years ago where the big Harley guys encounter the Shriner clowns on bikes .. and they rally together! Rob

If you had added "low flyin'" then you would have gotten many many more votes! Rob

Brand new remanufactured calipers with pads and assemblies that will fit the Rotus .. on Ebay. If I didn't already have my 2 new calipers for my Rotus, I would be all over these. Rob Toyota Corona Left Front Brake Caliper Toyota Corona Right Front Brake Caliper