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V8 GRF said:
niteflite said:
Could this be the work of that deviant THE PHANTOM EMAILER 
I think it was because it was such a blatent ad that it's been removed as such.
I wish there was a Deleted Post Vault,you go away for a day or two looking forward to seeing the update on your return and BIG AL goes "Kazam" and its vanished........i get worried that early Alzimers is setting in when i can't find it......love the entry into the Automedon site,must ask them if they would sell copies of it....
Edited by dhf on Wednesday 18th March 19:56
dhf said:
I wish there was a Deleted Post Vault,you go away for a day or two looking forward to seeing the update on your return and BIG AL goes "Kazam" and its vanished........i get worried that early Alzimers is setting in when i can't find it......love the entry into the Automeden site,must ask them if they would sell copies of it....
Yes, thats niteflite in the pic with Martin Lilley and mine and Andy Ratrays's cars on the home page.Edited by glow worm on Wednesday 18th March 19:49
Yes,thats a great pic.but go into the site through www.automedon.co.uk and click on the Chimaera "enter" number plate........wicked !
Yes good isn't it..think it was nightflight s' idea along with the name greek mythology... like Chimaera and Cerberus
Wkipedia...
In Greek mythology, Automedon (Greek: ÁὐôïìÝäùí, -ïíôïò), son of Diores, was Achilles' charioteer. In Homer's Iliad, he rides into battle once Patroclus has donned Achilles's armor, commanding Achilles' horses Balius and Xanthos. After Patroclus's death, Automedon is driven to the rear of the battle, where he attempts to console the bereaved horses. Zeus finally intervenes, and Automedon resumes driving the chariot, but can not aid the Achaeans until Alcimidon agrees to be his driver. He repels an attempt on his life by Hector, Aeneas, Chromios, and Aretos, killing Aretos and taking his armor in the process. He also appears in the Aeneid at line 477 of Book II, when the Greek forces break into the pala
Wkipedia...
In Greek mythology, Automedon (Greek: ÁὐôïìÝäùí, -ïíôïò), son of Diores, was Achilles' charioteer. In Homer's Iliad, he rides into battle once Patroclus has donned Achilles's armor, commanding Achilles' horses Balius and Xanthos. After Patroclus's death, Automedon is driven to the rear of the battle, where he attempts to console the bereaved horses. Zeus finally intervenes, and Automedon resumes driving the chariot, but can not aid the Achaeans until Alcimidon agrees to be his driver. He repels an attempt on his life by Hector, Aeneas, Chromios, and Aretos, killing Aretos and taking his armor in the process. He also appears in the Aeneid at line 477 of Book II, when the Greek forces break into the pala
Edited by glow worm on Thursday 19th March 08:45
Well done Keith, that's exactly where the name came from, not from a "sunken ship" as has been claimed elsewhere. I had to do a lot of research at the time. I imagine you can still get the records from Companies House as to who registered the company etc. Just to clarify, my username is Nightflight, not niteflite as someone is trying to rip off my name (it doesn't take a lot to work it out does it)
glow worm said:
Yes good isn't it..think it was nightflight s' idea along with the name greek mythology... like Chimaera and Cerberus
Wkipedia...
In Greek mythology, Automedon (Greek: ÁὐôïìÝäùí, -ïíôïò), son of Diores, was Achilles' charioteer. In Homer's Iliad, he rides into battle once Patroclus has donned Achilles's armor, commanding Achilles' horses Balius and Xanthos. After Patroclus's death, Automedon is driven to the rear of the battle, where he attempts to console the bereaved horses. Zeus finally intervenes, and Automedon resumes driving the chariot, but can not aid the Achaeans until Alcimidon agrees to be his driver. He repels an attempt on his life by Hector, Aeneas, Chromios, and Aretos, killing Aretos and taking his armor in the process. He also appears in the Aeneid at line 477 of Book II, when the Greek forces break into the pala
Wkipedia...
In Greek mythology, Automedon (Greek: ÁὐôïìÝäùí, -ïíôïò), son of Diores, was Achilles' charioteer. In Homer's Iliad, he rides into battle once Patroclus has donned Achilles's armor, commanding Achilles' horses Balius and Xanthos. After Patroclus's death, Automedon is driven to the rear of the battle, where he attempts to console the bereaved horses. Zeus finally intervenes, and Automedon resumes driving the chariot, but can not aid the Achaeans until Alcimidon agrees to be his driver. He repels an attempt on his life by Hector, Aeneas, Chromios, and Aretos, killing Aretos and taking his armor in the process. He also appears in the Aeneid at line 477 of Book II, when the Greek forces break into the pala
Edited by glow worm on Thursday 19th March 08:45
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