He means the base of the wing mirror is back to front! The point bit should be pointing forward and the square bit at the back...DustyM wrote:Not sure what you mean, that's where it lines up with the mounting access holes on the inner frame and having just done 700 miles of mostly motorway driving it was very usable in that position.grannysmith wrote: Got to ask about the door mirror though, is that how it should be/honest mistake/better view or blonde moment?
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Saw Jon' and this car at Beauliue yesterday , its looks lovely in the flesh and deserved the attention it was getting.
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Ah, well that's just a cock up on my part then! [FLUSHED FACE] I'm too used to fitting flag mirrors which have the base extending back under the mirror.964RS wrote:
He means the base of the wing mirror is back to front! The point bit should be pointing forward and the square bit at the back...
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Cheers Andy, good to meet up again, you forgot to mention that your car also got recognition in the people's choice as well. [THUMBS UP SIGN]haasad wrote:Saw Jon' and this car at Beauliue yesterday , its looks lovely in the flesh and deserved the attention it was getting.
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Good to see you again yesterday, Jon.
Car looked terrific in the Gooodwood sunshine.
Here's a phone snap of Richard eating a banana:
And some more of what you've already photographed better:
Good luck with the sale. I'm sure the car will give the future owner a great deal of fun.
Car looked terrific in the Gooodwood sunshine.
Here's a phone snap of Richard eating a banana:
And some more of what you've already photographed better:
Good luck with the sale. I'm sure the car will give the future owner a great deal of fun.
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Does look great - the colour choice has made this.
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