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Next trip is to buy some garden trellis. Stand by!
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The feet still have a good amount of give in them. I've had it on and driven 50 miles including motorway and it didn't shift a bit.Very solid.
The 2 side struts are in great shape too.
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Sorry!
That's exactly what you are saying!
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39 minutes ago, TomL said:
Hi Paula,
I would be wary about putting felt between the rubber feet and the roof. I imagine that this type of roof-rack relies on the rubber feet making direct contact with the roof panel and therefore helping to keep it in place squarely on the roof (I appreciate it has fixings to the gutters, but these are only one each side). I think that the felt would prevent "adhesion" and the roof-rack would be prone to twist out of line. This would be exacerbated by any load carried on the rack and furthermore by the speed of the car and the consequential effect of wind-resistance.
Tom
Don't i need some adhesion?
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I had no idea they were so nippy!
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2 minutes ago, Pete Lewis said:
Paula, like the Imp
I was an Imp fan, my first new car in 68
Pete
They are very cute
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2 minutes ago, dougbgt6 said:
Paula,
Best to keep away from this topic, most of us old codgers on here have dribblers. I know Pete plans his Triumph outings via public facility to public facility.
Doug
The real trouble starts when you use pubs as public facilities. You can get into a dangerous feedback loop.
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29 minutes ago, Pete Lewis said:
Sowing needle or bit of wire strand can work but often prodes the block back inside the jet
If you have the removable screw in jet take it out to clean it, takes some faffing around to get the aim back to where you want it
Best to not use wash up liquid in sw as this goes solid in the tubes and jets
Pete
How do i know if i have the removable nozzle type?
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3 hours ago, Pete Lewis said:
Make sure it will sit between the roof contours
Pete
It's going to be tight!
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3 hours ago, Pete Lewis said:
The rubber pads had a reputation for marking the paint as they do make a good grab
Maybe add a felt pad .??
Make sure it will sit between the roof contours
Pete
Ok good idea
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sounds good then!
I'be bought this one.
Looks very nice. Needs a little tlc.
I might even paint it white to match the car.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ORIGINAL-CLASSIC-CAR-WOODEN-ROOF-RACK-WITH-BRACKETS-ST-ALBANS-/163067520380?roken=cUgayN via @eBay_UK
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2 hours ago, dougbgt6 said:
Paula,
Nice car, apart from the furry dice, obviously.
Doug
They died shortly afterwards. So very sad
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Hello!
I've popped over from another forum and I like it here already. Some of you may know me from a very long and much loved (by me at least) thread named: Paula's Vitesse.I'll still be adding to that i think as i'm not ready to let go yet.
Here's a video of me at Santa pod. Just for fun.
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3 minutes ago, dougbgt6 said:
Interlopers?!!
This is a local site for local people.
db
What's all this shouting? We'll have no trouble here!
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4 minutes ago, KevinR said:
Absolutly no restriction on posting pictures. As many as you want and no need to resize them before posting.
members get a really good award winning full colour monthly magazine as well.
How do i join and keep this profile connected to my new membership? I've thought about joining since i met Jane at Santa Pod.
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1 minute ago, Pete Lewis said:
Less of the OLD we dont admit to anything
Pete
Very wise!
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I feel like if i start a thread here it'll kill the old one.
But I already like this format more......
And it's nice to see some old faces here.
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1 hour ago, Casper said:
looking forward to more of Feargal's adventures.
Are you going to start a thread?
C.
Should i?
Hello from Paula and her Vitesse
in I thought I'd introduce myself
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I do polish a lot.