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Ian
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14th Apr 10 at 22:03   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
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how big a peice of spray suppression (mudflap astroturf lol you after ian
Enough for all four arches really, there are gaps on all of them.

Reckon this is a good price?

http://www.stedall.co.uk/acatalog/Sheet_Material.html
Simon
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14th Apr 10 at 22:23   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
You are going to find it hard to not go on non official CS business holidays in this. Park up on a beach for a weekend
Ian
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I made this a few years back when we first started hiring motorhomes.

http://www.corsasport.co.uk/misc/roadshow.gif

Goes through every CS region, the stop points are based on population data from Location Services. Ends up on Fistral Beach in Newquay. I can see us timing that for some surf festival or other.
Simon
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Looks like you deliberately circle and avoid Oxford
Ian
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Day 12 is the South Central one I think, can't remember where it was though.

In fact, you're well placed for 7, 8, 10 and 12
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14th Apr 10 at 22:49   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Should include the journey to scotland and back to liverpool from newquay.
Cole
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15th Apr 10 at 07:16   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Yeah that's a good price as cheap as I can get it as our supplier is steddals
Chris F
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15th Apr 10 at 18:38   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Hang about... How did i completey miss this thread till william linked it on FB - Shows where i spend my time!

This is 'Boss' lads See it next weekend? Bet this is ready and my car is no where near track ready

Do well
a_j_mair
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This has really come on from the start
DaveyLC
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They've gone all quiet.. I wonder if we'll see it on saturday
MarkSport
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quote:
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Also screens for laptimes? Lap timing is forbidden on track days




Who said anything about track days.It's all the hotties giving dances in the wagon....Lap dance times
Butler
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This needs a ring sticker on the back asap
DaveyLC
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We need updatage
Fad
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This needs a ring sticker on the back asap


How many memebers do you think we could cram in and how many will still be standing b the Karrussel?
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just read this whole thread cant wait til i go pvs next year and hope it gets finished soon.........

keep up the good work lads!!!
Ian
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Update is that we haven't touched it between sorting Combe and Mallory. Hoping to get a few hours in Monday and then it'll be back to normal evenings/weekends up until PVS.
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29th Apr 10 at 20:18   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
might be able to help out next weekend if you want anything doing?
SR91
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Bad choice IMO real wood + water takes the piss... We're advised to not sell real wood counters!
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as long as its sealed correctly/properly you'll have no problems
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Wooden work surfaces are fine...
Butler
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quote:
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This needs a ring sticker on the back asap


How many memebers do you think we could cram in and how many will still be standing b the Karrussel?

That would be sooo funny
antnee
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Our real wood counters are fine too
Ian
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Bad choice IMO real wood + water takes the piss... We're advised to not sell real wood counters!
It'll match the piece we're going to cut up for additional work-top and table space, which is more difficult with laminate. It's also thinner and therefore lighter than laminate which also factored in the decision.

If it absorbs water it can be replaced but it's been sealed properly.
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when is the roadshow thing happening and where is point 9 as that is about the closest to me
Kurt
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