Morning Blast at Last
Morning Blast at Last
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ebbwboy

Original Poster:

101 posts

220 months

Sunday 15th July 2012
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A dry Sunday at last and look what I caught up with.

atom111

1,039 posts

255 months

Sunday 15th July 2012
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Can't beat a morning blast smile

Matt Seabrook

563 posts

281 months

Sunday 15th July 2012
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Very cool

Nano2nd

3,426 posts

286 months

Sunday 15th July 2012
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Nice action smile

rob.kellock

2,249 posts

222 months

Sunday 15th July 2012
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Something wrong with that picture.

Unless my eyes deceive me, the Spyder appears to be behind the Cayman??


Solarized

442 posts

171 months

Sunday 15th July 2012
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Rather partial to a morning blast myself...

Those two cars look fantastic.

Crimp a Length!

5,697 posts

253 months

Sunday 15th July 2012
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Well i managed and afternoon hoon, my better half needed some bits and bats from the shops so i decided it was a good enough excuse to get the GT2 out.
When i say bits and bats i mean some spaghetti, i was gone an hour (shops a mile away)
Suffice to say i made my own Tea and she isn't talking to me, worth every minute.

Jim1556

1,838 posts

186 months

Sunday 15th July 2012
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Crimp a Length! said:
Well i managed and afternoon hoon, my better half needed some bits and bats from the shops so i decided it was a good enough excuse to get the GT2 out.
When i say bits and bats i mean some spaghetti, i was gone an hour (shops a mile away)
Suffice to say i made my own Tea and she isn't talking to me, worth every minute.
Mint!

BubblesNW

1,711 posts

213 months

Sunday 15th July 2012
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Has anyone ever gone out for a mundane task (get spaghetti) and not come back for a very long time? Maybe worth a new topic....

SonnyM

3,475 posts

223 months

Monday 16th July 2012
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Crimp a Length! said:
Well i managed and afternoon hoon, my better half needed some bits and bats from the shops so i decided it was a good enough excuse to get the GT2 out.
When i say bits and bats i mean some spaghetti, i was gone an hour (shops a mile away)
Suffice to say i made my own Tea and she isn't talking to me, worth every minute.
Always good to see a man in control.

MadMark911

1,755 posts

179 months

Monday 16th July 2012
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I decided that as it was sunny on Sunday - I would pop over to see my folks for breakfast.

It's a great run of just under 30 miles - mostly cross country and I decided to go the the long (but faster) way on Buckinghamshires twistier roads, still getting there in less than 30 mins. biggrin

Unfortunately the run home at lunchtime was somewhat slower ..... frown

anonymous-user

84 months

Monday 16th July 2012
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Crimp a Length! said:
Well i managed and afternoon hoon, my better half needed some bits and bats from the shops so i decided it was a good enough excuse to get the GT2 out.
When i say bits and bats i mean some spaghetti, i was gone an hour (shops a mile away)
Suffice to say i made my own Tea and she isn't talking to me, worth every minute.
Ha ha, I spent 4 hours washing the cars and then had to go and dry the brakes for an hour.

doneitnow

663 posts

178 months

Monday 16th July 2012
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uktrailmonster said:
Ha ha, I spent 4 hours washing the cars and then had to go and dry the brakes for an hour.
But don't you find it a pain that when you get back from drying the brakes the wheels are covered with mucky black sh-te from them again!!!

anonymous-user

84 months

Monday 16th July 2012
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doneitnow said:
But don't you find it a pain that when you get back from drying the brakes the wheels are covered with mucky black sh-te from them again!!!
Nah, I don't look at them again until next time I wash the car.


Homer J

789 posts

248 months

Monday 16th July 2012
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uktrailmonster said:
Ha ha, I spent 4 hours washing the cars and then had to go and dry the brakes for an hour.
Same here.

You need to do it, Redline told me so smile .Also I have "Actuator Cleaning sessions" as well, there amazing.

All part of a healthy maintenance routine.

neilcoker

102 posts

195 months

Monday 16th July 2012
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you two wernt blasting round the brecons last week end where you I was in a blue 993 we nodded to each other

stubbsy996

785 posts

243 months

Monday 16th July 2012
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doneitnow said:
uktrailmonster said:
Ha ha, I spent 4 hours washing the cars and then had to go and dry the brakes for an hour.
But don't you find it a pain that when you get back from drying the brakes the wheels are covered with mucky black sh-te from them again!!!
Yes it is a pain! I normally just do a quick run up the road and back then clean the inner rims before I garage it. OCD I know but can't stand putting the car away gleaming with the wheels covered in s**t smile

anonymous-user

84 months

Monday 16th July 2012
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stubbsy996 said:
Yes it is a pain! I normally just do a quick run up the road and back then clean the inner rims before I garage it. OCD I know but can't stand putting the car away gleaming with the wheels covered in s**t smile
Think I'll stick with my hour of hooning around the back roads and not looking at the wheels afterwards. This is what they looked like after cleaning.




zeb

3,292 posts

248 months

Monday 16th July 2012
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rob.kellock said:
Something wrong with that picture.

Unless my eyes deceive me, the Spyder appears to be behind the Cayman??
quite true rob.....its the spyder behind the blue turbo.....always....hehe

anonymous-user

84 months

Monday 16th July 2012
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ebbwboy said:
A dry Sunday at last and look what I caught up with.
BTW, that green Cayman looks fantastic. If only I didn't need the rear seats.