Have had my Stag 4yrs today

[MandM]

HI Guys , it's 4 yrs since I picked my stag up from Rushden Northhants, but I have been boring you for 5 yrs, have made some good friends in that time and covered 11,000 miles. Was invited to France on holiday, (our first ever Foreign holiday), have attended, the nationals at Malvern , Harlow, Harrogate, Kent. along with the Norfolk one before we bought the car.

Have enjoyed numerous run's out for Sunday lunch etc., visited Commander Wallace's house and seen him fly his autogiro (RIP). have got a reputation for wanting a cake stops on the runs. Have seen a lot of Norfolk that I did not know was there.

I would like to thank you all for your help and hope I have helped someone with something along the way, looking forward to boring you for the next 4+ yrs


Thanks


Martin & Monica


The yellow team

[robbo]

Congratulations Martin. It's always nice to see you guys at the different shows. My Stag ownership will be 3 years next March.
Rob.

[stagmuffin]

Time flys when you are having fun and long may it continue martin ..

steve

[malc4d]

Nice. I bought mine in 1983 and still enjoy every drive.....

[KOY 23]

Hi CT.
It seems a lifetime since we first met in the Norfolk premier inn!! Thank you for keeping us amused with your different sense of colour.

[milothedog]

I can still remember you wondering around at a National Day (Malvern I think) looking at the cars for sale. If you remember your car has also made a trip to Jersey with it's PO, 4 of us made that trip


What's the next job, paint it a decent colour


Ian

[DJT]

Great stuff. Bought my first one in 1989 and had one ever since, but still look forward to driving it at every opportunity. I've done 4000 miles this year and will be adding to that this weekend.

[Guest]

Had my Stag 9 years today. 20,000 miles £xxxxK spent!

Jason

[designergraphics]

Only had mine ten months but apart from driving it home after buying it I hadn't driven it again until today. The restoration is finally finished and it sailed through the M.O.T. yesterday so I spent most of today out and about with the top down, enjoying the sun and the sound of the engine. The best bit of all was that my overheating paranoia was put to rest as the temperature stayed just below the half way mark. More sunshine forecast for tomorrow!
Clive

[Guest]

Only had mine ten months but apart from driving it home after buying it I hadn't driven it again until today. The restoration is finally finished and it sailed through the M.O.T. yesterday so I spent most of today out and about with the top down, enjoying the sun and the sound of the engine. The best bit of all was that my overheating paranoia was put to rest as the temperature stayed just below the half way mark. More sunshine forecast for tomorrow!
Clive

Nice one Clive, enjoy. I've been using mine too, I'm still missing the chromed for front and rear though!

Jason

[MandM]

Thanks Guys.
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[designergraphics]

Thanks Guys.
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Here you go Martin - get one of these and you're sorted!
Clive
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[designergraphics]

Nice one Clive, enjoy. I've been using mine too, I'm still missing the chromed for front and rear though!

Jason

I might have used the term 'finished' loosely Jason, I'm missing a rear horseshoe too. It's a glorious day so another coffee to set me up then out for a spin.
Clive

[new to this]

Only had mine ten months but apart from driving it home after buying it I hadn't driven it again until today. The restoration is finally finished and it sailed through the M.O.T. yesterday so I spent most of today out and about with the top down, enjoying the sun and the sound of the engine. The best bit of all was that my overheating paranoia was put to rest as the temperature stayed just below the half way mark. More sunshine forecast for tomorrow!
Clive

Clive

bet your pleased its finished now,you dont hang around with the repairs do you, its not been that long, you've done well

dave

[designergraphics]

Clive

bet your pleased its finished now,you dont hang around with the repairs do you, its not been that long, you've done well

dave

I'm afraid I can't take any credit for that Dave, the hard work was all down to Matthew and his friend. Two days of driving and a few niggly little things, such as the plastic end on one of the carb link rod's snapped and the choke knob came off (it appeared to have been glued on in the past). All part of the joys of running an old car I guess.
Clive