Goodbye

[therat04]

just a line to say thankyou to everyone who helped me fix any problems with the stag, i always carried out the repairs myself but could not have done so without this forum, this enabled me to have 5 wonderful years of Stag ownership, it was easily the best car i have ever had.
I did not give back to much in return which made me feel a bit inadequate really, although on my photo gallery which i am leaving on here there is my mota lita gap filler and my catch can set up for weber carbs that was at the time not thought necessary because the engine must be knackered.....wrong.... my primitive set up cured my problem and predated the more modern and space age catch can set up.
My membership is up and i am not renewing, i made some good cyber friends on here exchanging poor jokes in the small hours but never actually met any of you except Will who bought my Stag... that also meant that Graham Staggared never did buy me that pint which was threatened over a couple of years at least.
I am going to take my pension soon as long as some rich bugger has not pinched it, thats the main reason the stag had to go.(just the kids to go now)
Again thanks to all and Goodbye.....Steve

[jbuckl]

Oh sorry, you'll be missed, please get another stag and rejoin when you realise that its THE classic to have after all

[Seaking]

Cheerio Steve
wish you well for the future I do hope that you miss your Stag and buy another in the future.

Cheers Glenn

[GDPR]

Cheers Steve - take care of yourself and your family mate

Russ

[DJT]

Sorry to hear you've decided to sell the Stag. Perhaps when you have settled into retirement you'll reconsider and get another. Meantime, enjoy your retirement. ��

[edd]

Sorry to hear your leaving. It's a sad fact our classic cars are often a luxury sat in the garage used as a fun car. I understand some use them everyday but lots of people have growing families/ grandchildren who often need help with rising housing costs. I have a daughter at uni and wouldn't bat an eyelid at selling my stag in order to help out or invest in something more important. Good luck
Edd

[Bob Heritage]

Wish you all the best Steve

Bob

[therat04]

Oh sorry, you'll be missed, please get another stag and rejoin when you realise that its THE classic to have after all

If i ever get another classic it would be a stag, but for the time being its not going to happen...Steve

[therat04]

Cheers Steve - take care of yourself and your family mate

Russ

Hello Russ you must be relieved no more phone calls from an idiot stuck under a stag covered in crap begging for help...thanks for all that though Russ you and others...Steve

[Staggard]

just a line to say thankyou to everyone who helped me fix any problems with the stag, i always carried out the repairs myself but could not have done so without this forum, this enabled me to have 5 wonderful years of Stag ownership, it was easily the best car i have ever had.
I did not give back to much in return which made me feel a bit inadequate really, although on my photo gallery which i am leaving on here there is my mota lita gap filler and my catch can set up for weber carbs that was at the time not thought necessary because the engine must be knackered.....wrong.... my primitive set up cured my problem and predated the more modern and space age catch can set up.
My membership is up and i am not renewing, i made some good cyber friends on here exchanging poor jokes in the small hours but never actually met any of you except Will who bought my Stag... that also meant that Graham Staggared never did buy me that pint which was threatened over a couple of years at least.
I am going to take my pension soon as long as some rich bugger has not pinched it, thats the main reason the stag had to go.(just the kids to go now)
Again thanks to all and Goodbye.....Steve

Just because you have sold the Stag that does no mean that I am not buying you those beer'S I promised you mate. I'm over for 3 weeks in July in the Stag let's organise a meet up then we could get some of the boys together. I'll PM you with my Email address so we can keep in touch. I'm sorry you decided to sell the Stag but I do understand, it was brown after all I know when you have settled into retirement and done all the decorating, gardening, and all those jobs that you never got round to while you were working you'll be sitting in your armchair and you will say to yourself. I'm gonner buy another Stag ( not a brown one though) and I am going to make it as beautiful as old staggard's one. Stay safe Steve all the very best Graham

[therat04]

Sorry to hear you've decided to sell the Stag. Perhaps when you have settled into retirement you'll reconsider and get another. Meantime, enjoy your retirement. ��

Hello Dave with a daughter who left home and bought a house 15 yards away and Son who is about leave home and move about 300 yards away and a disabled daughter who is stuck at home, it dont look promising for feet up doing bugger all.. would i have it any other way........................(thinking)..........Tak e care.. Steve

[V Mad]

Cheers Steve. Maybe in time you can pick up a cheap stag that needs a bit of your skill, and time, but not too much cash spent on it. Make it into 'therat rod'
All the best
Chris

[therat04]

Just because you have sold the Stag that does no mean that I am not buying you those beer'S I promised you mate. I'm over for 3 weeks in July in the Stag let's organise a meet up then we could get some of the boys together. I'll PM you with my Email address so we can keep in touch. I'm sorry you decided to sell the Stag but I do understand, it was brown after all I know when you have settled into retirement and done all the decorating, gardening, and all those jobs that you never got round to while you were working you'll be sitting in your armchair and you will say to yourself. I'm gonner buy another Stag ( not a brown one though) and I am going to make it as beautiful as old staggard's one. Stay safe Steve all the very best Graham

Graham i like brown ones, i know i did not set out to buy a Brown one but the colour does grow on you..it is a bit like mould growing... horrible to start with but really quite pretty under a scope.
If i did manage to get another stag i would buy back mine if could prise Wills hands off it or i would truely get another Brown one.

Send me an email when your over and if dementia has not set in by then i will be there...Take care Graham...Steve

[GDPR]

Hello Russ you must be relieved no more phone calls from an idiot stuck under a stag covered in crap begging for help...thanks for all that though Russ you and others...Steve

All part of the fun Steve, although some are unappreciative, you were always a pleasure to talk to - look after the daughter mate, and next time I'm up your way, you're down mine or when Graham's over either the kettles on, or mine's a pint! All the best

[therat04]

Sorry to hear your leaving. It's a sad fact our classic cars are often a luxury sat in the garage used as a fun car. I understand some use them everyday but lots of people have growing families/ grandchildren who often need help with rising housing costs. I have a daughter at uni and wouldn't bat an eyelid at selling my stag in order to help out or invest in something more important. Good luck
Edd

Hello Edd i used mine every week i had it.... except in bad weather conditions ( i would have used adverse there but i was not sure how to spell it)
But your right i could see what was coming so it had to go i hope they appreciate the sacrifice i will not let them forget it either...not that i am bitter ...well you would'nt be would you...Steve