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Everything posted by CheltGirl
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Are you sure your Toyota decal is big enough?
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That chap from Sudsomatic deserves a medal for his dedication! The car has come up beautifully clean and looks amazing!
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Those are quite different - flattened surface to the spokes as opposed to a rounded top. When I googled them after first post, a set came up advertised as Gen 7 wheels https://picclick.co.uk/Toyota-Celica-Gen-7-Mk7-Alloy-Wheels-Set-323195921901.html That's if they are advertised correctly!
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Photo taken over the weekend in that wonderful sunshine - reminds me of the Wordsworth poem (although mine are next to the postbox!) I wandered lonely as a cloud That floats on high o'er vales and hills, When all at once I saw a crowd, A host, of golden daffodils; Beside the lake, beneath the trees, Fluttering and dancing in the breeze.
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That is a fabulous document! It would appear that the driver is licenced to drive the car - rather than the car licenced to be on the road.
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I liked the Registering Office finder on his website, so you can check from your reg where it was first registered. For instance my reg ends in XPB, so the PB is the code for being first registered in Guildford - which I did not know.
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There won't be many members who have had their car from new! Sounds like he gives you the first one from when the car was first registered. My car was already 4yrs old when I had it!
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I like the look of that! Definitely something to think about and a very reasonable charge.
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Anyone live in a village with a green who can rise to the challenge above?
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Dare I post another photo? Of course I will This one is quite poignant to me, as it is the world's last complete RAF Brittania transport plane in existence - and one my late father was Flight Engineer on. It wasn't open to the public today, but I have previously been inside and sat on the seat he would have sat on himself. They have retired RAF people who show you round and tell stories. No computers onboard and if they got lost, they could put a small periscope up through the cockpit roof and navigate by the stars .
