If your desperate for something to read, you could always read the first 3 chapters of my newly published book for free on Amazon, and/or download it to your Kindle.
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Just arrivedComment
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Mine just arrived, also. Regards. John.Comment
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Just arrived in the post. Regards, John.Comment
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Yep mines just arrived as wellComment
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As expected another lovely yellow sunshine stag on the front! Nice one RogerYellow Rules OKComment
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Mine arrived today.
2 very interesting articles.
One on enhancing of the brake lights and reversing lights and installing rear fog lights all by LED but some ordering info would be useful. The other is the explanation of differences between crankshaft layout - firing order - exhaust burble, amazing never realised this.
I do wish however that my adjacent area supervisor would not refer to Stags arriving at Kimbolton as overheating. I and I believe one other stalled on arrival at the stand to find that the cursed hot start kicked in and we were pushed into position. Mine restarted 20 mins later first kick. I think I have subsequently found the answer but please see recent hot start thread for info!
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Mods please merge threads!Comment
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thanks also received mine
"The UK,s 2nd Most Easterly Stag" Quad Exhaust- ZF 4 Speed BOXComment
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mine came todayComment
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Got mine today in the post and there's a small picture of my emerald green Stag doing a parade lap with the TSSC at Silverstone Classic,on the to of page 10 and a mention in the new members bit......how exciting!!!!Comment
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Got mine, read it.....
Interesting article on how the engine burble is derived..Mike
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on continent now too!The answer isn't 42, it's 1/137Comment
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Great article on why Stags 'burble'Comment
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