Aga Blue 67S

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Re: Aga Blue 67S

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Beautiful job Mark. I love the patina on the wheel. 8) Look forward to a ride in this one. All that interior is missing is a nice 67 dated period extinguisher. :wink:

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Re: Aga Blue 67S

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Gorgeous.

Such a pretty car.

Great colour.

Couldn't be better, well maybe just one small thing.............

Can't wait to see it in the flesh. Enjoy the drive!

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Re: Aga Blue 67S

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Couldn't be better, well maybe just one small thing.............

Thanks Mike, I know your a stickler for originality and detail. There are a number of original items I decided to replace on the car, but I still have them if I ever needed to go back to 100% correct original parts, steering wheel, 4.5" wheels, heat exchangers and the rear seat bottom trim pieces etc. Almost everything else is period correct with one or two exceptions.

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Re: Aga Blue 67S

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Mark .. what a great car 8) .. just needs a DDK road trip now 8)
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Re: Aga Blue 67S

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stretch wrote:Beautiful job Mark. I love the patina on the wheel. 8) Look forward to a ride in this one. All that interior is missing is a nice 67 dated period extinguisher. :wink:

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Re: Aga Blue 67S

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Hi Dave

Next time we bump into each other I am sure I can take you out for a spin.

The period 67 FE has crossed my mind, might well come back to you on that.

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hot66 wrote:Mark .. what a great car 8) .. just needs a DDK road trip now 8)
Your read my mind James...... when's the next trip?
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Re: Aga Blue 67S

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Great looking car Mark, love the colour and details. I am sure it will be awesome to drive.

Come on a road trip through Wales if you fancy putting some miles on it next year.
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yoda wrote: Come on a road trip through Wales if you fancy putting some miles on it next year.
....Blues Brothers take two! :wink:
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Re: Aga Blue 67S

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Mark, your car looks fantastic (especially the interior). Well done. Good to see you at Hedingham, look forward to seeing your car sometime soon.
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Re: Aga Blue 67S

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yoda wrote:Great looking car Mark, love the colour and details. I am sure it will be awesome to drive.

Come on a road trip through Wales if you fancy putting some miles on it next year.
Sounds like a plan...
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Re: Aga Blue 67S

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Have enjoyed your approach to the restoration & the end result looks fabulous.

Hope you get plenty of opportunities over the coming weeks to enjoy it ... 8)
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Re: Aga Blue 67S

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Lightweight_911 wrote:
Hope you get plenty of opportunities over the coming weeks to enjoy it ... 8)
I agree, but not in the wet. Mark, try not to get caught in the rain. :wink:

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Re: Aga Blue 67S

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Quite a Journey Mark and love the completed package together. :)

Thought you might like this clip taken during the dash moments we had :?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_KC6S_gdf0

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Re: Aga Blue 67S

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210bhp wrote:
Lightweight_911 wrote:
Hope you get plenty of opportunities over the coming weeks to enjoy it ... 8)
I agree, but not in the wet. Mark, try not to get caught in the rain. :wink:

You have lost me on that one Mike....
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