My little car

[sniff petrol]

Spleeble said:

I can't remember what tyres it's wearing.

Probably past their best now anyway what with the amount of time it's been stood around (no offence)
With the amount of power it's be putting out you won't want to take the risk.

[Spleeble]

I am offended! The tyres didn’t look to bad the last time I looked at them, when the car is working I will see what they are like on the road before I spend £140 on new tyres.

You still at work?

[sniff petrol]

Spleeble said:

I am offended! The tyres didn’t look to bad the last time I looked at them, when the car is working I will see what they are like on the road before I spend £140 on new tyres.

You still at work?

Ok, just warning that despite having good tread the rubber hardens, sidwalls start to crack and gripp will be well past it's best.

Stuck here till 1800hrs

[sniff diesel]

I was charged with moving Ade's car yesterday from Minister power to another (cheaper) garage to map the ECU and sort out the remaining niggles. The Ginetta looks great in the flesh, it certainly had a load of people looking at it on the motorway.







That exhaust really is a work of art, shame it gets so hot against the bodywork that it will need to be wrapped.

[Mr MoJo]

Lovely, always been a fan of Ginettas

[Family Guy]

Really like that. Again not a big fan of yellow but it really suits. Roof looks a little odd though but looks great with it down

[Spleeble]

I don’t like yellow either but think it suits the car. The roof does look a bit rubbish but it keeps the rain out. I think it gets more attention than the “7” style cars as its unusual and people don’t know what it is.

[sniff diesel]

Just remembered this picture of it when we dropped it off at the rolling road garage:

[sniff diesel]

Got any more recent updates Ade?