Thanks owed to Seasider
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Note to mods, I thought this would be the place to express thanks to a TVR driver. Please move it if you feel it should be in the LM forum.
Picture the scene on Thursday evening approaching kickoff time for the England match and you are just getting off the new motorway into Le Mans and heading to Houx to watch the match with a few beverages. There is a bit a queue to exit so you agree to re-group a short way along the road. While waiting, one of the vehicles develops a problem and decides that coolant is best left on the road rather than being kept within the motor.
Cue for owner of said vehicle (which happens to be italian and red) to scratch head and start thinking of either recovery of vehicle of if there is any way of getting said italian red vehicle to Houx so beverages can be consumed and the problem dealt later.
At this point in steps Seasider (now known as Del_203 or Del Del Del Del Del etc). With no fuss at all the problem was identified and apart from the reluctance of the owner for wires to be cut the problem was soon rectified.
Anyway the reason for this rambling post is to thank Del for getting my vehicle going again on Thursday evening. Top man Del!!
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For those interested, a picture of vehicle may eventually appear here www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=280270&f=25&h=0
Picture the scene on Thursday evening approaching kickoff time for the England match and you are just getting off the new motorway into Le Mans and heading to Houx to watch the match with a few beverages. There is a bit a queue to exit so you agree to re-group a short way along the road. While waiting, one of the vehicles develops a problem and decides that coolant is best left on the road rather than being kept within the motor.
Cue for owner of said vehicle (which happens to be italian and red) to scratch head and start thinking of either recovery of vehicle of if there is any way of getting said italian red vehicle to Houx so beverages can be consumed and the problem dealt later.
At this point in steps Seasider (now known as Del_203 or Del Del Del Del Del etc). With no fuss at all the problem was identified and apart from the reluctance of the owner for wires to be cut the problem was soon rectified.
Anyway the reason for this rambling post is to thank Del for getting my vehicle going again on Thursday evening. Top man Del!!
and For those interested, a picture of vehicle may eventually appear here www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=280270&f=25&h=0
....held over to next year 
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