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Originally posted by Sean View PostIt does look like a great drive! I may have driven that road once, but I'm not sure;
Yes, you've driven that road before.EscondidoRon
'62 Lotus Seven
'84 Turbo Esprit (x2)
'14 Evora
'77 Esprit S1 (RIP) :(
"A man must keep a little back shop where he can be himself without reserve. In solitude alone can he know true freedom." -Michel De Montaigne 1588
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Originally posted by GWise View PostGreat Video Ron. Thanks for sharing.
Where is your mic mounted, if you don't mind my asking?
Furthermore - is it difficult to get your nosecone off with those light? When I install my lights, I have no chance of getting the nosecone off.
Originally posted by GWise View Post
Where is your mic mounted, if you don't mind my asking?
Originally posted by GWise View Post
Is it difficult to get your nosecone off with those lights? When I install my lights, I have no chance of getting the nosecone off.EscondidoRon
'62 Lotus Seven
'84 Turbo Esprit (x2)
'14 Evora
'77 Esprit S1 (RIP) :(
"A man must keep a little back shop where he can be himself without reserve. In solitude alone can he know true freedom." -Michel De Montaigne 1588
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Looks and sounds like a great trip. I think I have some withdrawal symptoms. No Seven driving the last 3 weekends: looking for a new commute car, buying one (I have now that VW Battery Bunny) and then selling the old Honda Accord. Let me know if you are planning another trip, especially like that 2-day trip last year. I'll be down there in a minute.
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Originally posted by slomove View Post
No Seven driving the last 3 weekends: looking for a new commute car, buying one (I have now that VW Battery Bunny) and then selling the old Honda Accord.
Originally posted by slomove View Post
Let me know if you are planning another trip, especially like that 2-day trip last year. I'll be down there in a minute.EscondidoRon
'62 Lotus Seven
'84 Turbo Esprit (x2)
'14 Evora
'77 Esprit S1 (RIP) :(
"A man must keep a little back shop where he can be himself without reserve. In solitude alone can he know true freedom." -Michel De Montaigne 1588
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