Forget about engine or head swaps...what about driver swaps?

[MHKflyer52]

I have been know to let people drive my car after talking to them for a while and giving them a ride and then taking them to a large parking lot and showing them how quickly the car can turn and stop and then usually let them drive back to the house or shop or where we started from. The youngest person to drive my car yet has been an 16yr old and the oldest person to my knowledge has been 73yrs old. I have to say the youngest person seemed to have a bigger smile than all the others so far and the rides have helped convince several people to either build or buy a 7 for their own pleasure plus it is just neat to see those smiles and to make new friends.

[SR27.Seth]

I think this is especially important for us (us meaning this entire LSIS world)

To some extent you are all car developers- there isn't one locost to Caterham out there that didn't benefit from at least one owner tweak. So we can learn, for better or worse from each others cars.

For me- being behind the wheel of any supercar (which to me includes Sevens) is being in both a classroom and a church pew- What I mean is that I learn soooooo much and driving is as close to religion as I can get.

 

So my new slogan is: 'Be Free With Your Key'