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Great cars! Welcome to the site too.

throw a brick out of your window for me rob If you get anymore detail....

come on now, priorities, the garage/drive should be first on the list it is MY priority - just not someone elses unfortunately! And reversing in? You sound like my bloody husband - he says - 'new garage door? You've got a driving licence haven't you? If you can't get through there you should have it taken off you' He's a pig! Not sure it deserved that!! It's easy. Just check the wing mirrors and keep the steering wheel straight!

Welcome the nuthouse!

Reversing in should be fine?

I had one on my driver door crease and my dent man got it out fine. You should be alright. Still a right pain in the butt though...

Looks like a bargain for someone - a polished pipe costs that alone!

VERY close to me though.....

Should be moved to guides section though.

I always find the Pana screens to have by far the best colour. Visit www.whathifi.co.uk to see just how Sony screens measure up..... As for a deal on the screen - latest round of tests are showing this range of LCD's to outperform plasmas. Hence the price difference you can now see at a particular screen size. This is one awesome screen (and award winner) for a bargain price. http://www.soundandvisiononline.com/mor ... t_id=15660

It looks like those coloured pastes that they use to fill and polish up around the area. I have not used this sort of thing before. I'm not sure how permanent it is, or how it will age. At the end of the day if it isn't paint then it won't behave like paint when you try and clay / polish / wax it.

Do you mean polish? Or those little sticks of crayon they sell to 'fill' the scratch?

You know what I think bud - do it black. Send me some pics when you get it back!

The buttons on the right do the brightness of the dial illumination. The buttons on the left - top one does the cycle, bottom one when held on a particular display either resets it or allows it to be changed.

hehe, when I was selling my zed I took a 296 version out and it certainly reved and pulled stronger than mine (which was no slouch either), the exhaust timing really helped the revs climb quicker (it felt) I know what you mean, they do feel like they should be quicker. But the extra weight (where it comes from I don't know!) negates the real performance imporvement you'd expect.

What it hasn't sold in 3 days!!! Blimey the market's stagnant! That is barmy! It is a steal!

But at 150mph plus that funneling of air is going to create some sort of strange air flow under the car. Not something they would necessarily get in a straight forward wind tunnel test! Could be why the wheels aren't used as widely I guess.

Not to mention the extra weight of the mods resulting in a power to weight ratio the same as that of the non Rev Up cars.

Don't tempt me! It will be going towards a hot hatch to play with. Thanks for passing it on.

Nautilus Blue is a Blue Green yeah. But it is called Nautilus Blue.

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It's that time.... Series 1 Lotus Elise – 1999 ‘T’ plate. 42,700 miles, 2 owners from new. This car was purchased from SGT in January 2006. It has been serviced regularly and comes with full Lotus service history. MOT's and receipts kept with current MOT until October 2008. Never been tracked. Specification:- Bodywork and exterior Original S1 Lotus Elise Lotus Sport alloy wheels Toyo Proxes T1-R tyres (good condition, only 4,000 miles) EBC Greenstuff brake pads Janspeed Stainless Steel Sports exhaust Nautilus Blue paintwork S2 wiper upgrade Lotus Headlight covers Good condition roof and leather storage bag Interior Luggage Net Leather stitched steering wheel Cream Leather interior Lotus alloy window winders Lotus alloy gear knob Lotus alloy handbrake handle Passenger foot rest Elise carpet mats Electronics CD player Small Kenwood amp Pioneer speakers Lotus factory fit Thatcham approved alarm The car is in good condition, with a few stone chips at the front and some minor scuffing to the driver entry leather. The leather has been cleaned, treated and re-oiled regularly, and the paintwork cared for. Every 6 months being clayed, corrected, polished, sealed and waxed, and maintained weekly with wash and wax treatment. More pictures are available (my router went bang so just need to get the new one to get pictures off home PC). £8,650 No canvassers, time wasters or test pilots please. And the car will not be shipped to Nigeria. Any questions, please contact me. Based near Reading for any viewings.

Good plan Chris.

If we do it I think we should try and get together and park up in one place. I am only about 20 mins from the place so can also decide on the day weather depending. But it wouldn't be a big convoy from my place!