Long lunch breaks on a sunny day
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I felt exactly the same today and wanted to drag mine out of the garage this morning for a "Noble-fix" too -never got around to it and have been regretting it all bloody day!!!
As for Martin Jenkins (V6 GTO) don't believe a word of this lazy-days-in-Spain-with-my-Noble malarky - his missus has been making him do up Casa Jenkins every day since they arrived there and his car still only has 122 miles on the clock (and I did 22 of those!)!!! LOL :-)
As for Martin Jenkins (V6 GTO) don't believe a word of this lazy-days-in-Spain-with-my-Noble malarky - his missus has been making him do up Casa Jenkins every day since they arrived there and his car still only has 122 miles on the clock (and I did 22 of those!)!!! LOL :-)
AMG Merc said:
his missus has been making him do up Casa Jenkins every day since they arrived there and his car still only has 122 miles on the clock (and I did 22 of those!)!!! LOL :-)
Ther's a fair bit of truth in that, Rob. However, the most I've worked in one day is 3 hours so there's plenty of time for driving. There's not much time for working after a thrash on the jet-ski or the quad!
Martin. PS - as for the 22 miles, I still can't believe that after doing only 2 miles myself I let someone else have the keys. It was a bit of an eye-opener, wasn't it?
V6GTO said:
PS - as for the 22 miles, I still can't believe that after doing only 2 miles myself I let someone else have the keys. It was a bit of an eye-opener, wasn't it?
Yep, very trusting of you El-J but, as you knew, I did have over 6 months' 3R driving experience under my belt, my eyes tend not to meet in the middle of my forehead and I donlt dribble (much!)! :-)
Take care mate.
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