So what have you done with your Aston today? (Vol. 2)

So what have you done with your Aston today? (Vol. 2)

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Manx V8V

482 posts

84 months

Tuesday 5th May 2020
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cornershop said:
The original and the best imo - such a pure and well proportioned shape
Yep and it's completely original other than the aerial, we currently have a blanket 40mph maximum speed limit here on the Island, one of the measures to reduce stress on the hospital, so it was just a gentle bimble last night, but still very enjoyable and no insects to clean off afterwards either!!

Emilio Largo

585 posts

113 months

Monday 11th May 2020
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Rushed it over the Autobahn.driving


milu

2,365 posts

268 months

Monday 11th May 2020
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Emilio Largo said:
Rushed it over the Autobahn.driving
Looks well that.

LordBretSinclair

4,288 posts

179 months

Monday 11th May 2020
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Just sat looking at it whilst listening to Pop Master smile


Milky400

1,960 posts

180 months

Monday 11th May 2020
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This..... wasn’t a fan of the chrome and didn’t want them wrapped So removed and replaced, hugely over engineered part.

What a PITA it was to.




cornershop

2,136 posts

198 months

Monday 11th May 2020
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Arranged for this to be fitted to my v12


cayman-black

12,710 posts

218 months

Monday 11th May 2020
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cornershop said:
Arranged for this to be fitted to my v12

I wouldn't bother looks like they have rusted to me.

cornershop

2,136 posts

198 months

Monday 11th May 2020
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cayman-black said:
cornershop said:
Arranged for this to be fitted to my v12

I wouldn't bother looks like they have rusted to me.
I think that’s just heat cycling. These are circa 15 months old

idealstandard

652 posts

57 months

Monday 11th May 2020
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Other than taking out the V12 for fresh fuel and a bit of a blast (to Waitrose) to cheer me up over the weekend, only this:

We lost our beloved bengal cat Roy on Thursday to a hit and run situation (which is awful as we live in the middle of nowhere - i would never have thought of this happening) - anyway whilst being distraught and tearful all weekend I noticed her muddy pawprints all over the car cover in the garage. The vantage is the only car we keep at home and she loved walking over anything valuable or fragile! We decided to surrender the car cover to her memory and painted her paw prints in so we keep them forever. For us it felt good and right. Miss her like crazy though.

Alex.




Octavarium

547 posts

109 months

Monday 11th May 2020
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idealstandard said:
Other than taking out the V12 for fresh fuel and a bit of a blast (to Waitrose) to cheer me up over the weekend, only this:

We lost our beloved bengal cat Roy on Thursday to a hit and run situation (which is awful as we live in the middle of nowhere - i would never have thought of this happening) - anyway whilst being distraught and tearful all weekend I noticed her muddy pawprints all over the car cover in the garage. The vantage is the only car we keep at home and she loved walking over anything valuable or fragile! We decided to surrender the car cover to her memory and painted her paw prints in so we keep them forever. For us it felt good and right. Miss her like crazy though.

Alex.



Awww, that's such a nice thing to do. We lost one of our beautiful rough collie dogs a few weeks back, and I know how much it hurts to lose a family pet.

The V12 Way

895 posts

86 months

Monday 11th May 2020
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cornershop said:
I think that’s just heat cycling. These are circa 15 months old
Think they came off my car, the storm black V12V, will sound awesome

MarkM3Evoplus

812 posts

202 months

Monday 11th May 2020
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Octavarium said:
idealstandard said:
Other than taking out the V12 for fresh fuel and a bit of a blast (to Waitrose) to cheer me up over the weekend, only this:

We lost our beloved bengal cat Roy on Thursday to a hit and run situation (which is awful as we live in the middle of nowhere - i would never have thought of this happening) - anyway whilst being distraught and tearful all weekend I noticed her muddy pawprints all over the car cover in the garage. The vantage is the only car we keep at home and she loved walking over anything valuable or fragile! We decided to surrender the car cover to her memory and painted her paw prints in so we keep them forever. For us it felt good and right. Miss her like crazy though.

Alex.



Awww, that's such a nice thing to do. We lost one of our beautiful rough collie dogs a few weeks back, and I know how much it hurts to lose a family pet.
They are part of the family

cornershop

2,136 posts

198 months

Monday 11th May 2020
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The V12 Way said:
cornershop said:
I think that’s just heat cycling. These are circa 15 months old
Think they came off my car, the storm black V12V, will sound awesome
Correct!

cayman-black

12,710 posts

218 months

Monday 11th May 2020
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idealstandard said:
Other than taking out the V12 for fresh fuel and a bit of a blast (to Waitrose) to cheer me up over the weekend, only this:

We lost our beloved bengal cat Roy on Thursday to a hit and run situation (which is awful as we live in the middle of nowhere - i would never have thought of this happening) - anyway whilst being distraught and tearful all weekend I noticed her muddy pawprints all over the car cover in the garage. The vantage is the only car we keep at home and she loved walking over anything valuable or fragile! We decided to surrender the car cover to her memory and painted her paw prints in so we keep them forever. For us it felt good and right. Miss her like crazy though.

Alex.



So sad to read this Alex. Terrible.

Sad for you as well Octavarium.


Edited by cayman-black on Monday 11th May 18:36

milu

2,365 posts

268 months

Monday 11th May 2020
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Gave mine a wash and blow dry. Then treated to a spritz of Dodo juice

Emilio Largo

585 posts

113 months

Monday 11th May 2020
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milu said:
... and blow dry.
That´s the way yes Nice 20'' wheels!

idealstandard

652 posts

57 months

Monday 11th May 2020
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Octavarium said:
Awww, that's such a nice thing to do. We lost one of our beautiful rough collie dogs a few weeks back, and I know how much it hurts to lose a family pet.
Sorry to hear of your loss too frown

Octavarium

547 posts

109 months

Monday 11th May 2020
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idealstandard said:
Sorry to hear of your loss too frown
Thank you, and thank you C-B also.

westhumbler

161 posts

78 months

Tuesday 12th May 2020
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idealstandard said:
Other than taking out the V12 for fresh fuel and a bit of a blast (to Waitrose) to cheer me up over the weekend, only this:

We lost our beloved bengal cat Roy on Thursday to a hit and run situation (which is awful as we live in the middle of nowhere - i would never have thought of this happening) - anyway whilst being distraught and tearful all weekend I noticed her muddy pawprints all over the car cover in the garage. The vantage is the only car we keep at home and she loved walking over anything valuable or fragile! We decided to surrender the car cover to her memory and painted her paw prints in so we keep them forever. For us it felt good and right. Miss her like crazy though.

Alex.



So sorry to hear of your loss, that's so sad and my heart goes out to you and your family. Such a lovely idea to commemorate Roy in that way and I hope that in time it brings a smile to your face whenever you go to take the car out, or just gaze at it's beautiful shape beneath the cover.

Felonious

391 posts

176 months

Wednesday 13th May 2020
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What a good way to remember and celebrate a much-loved pet. And Roy, by the way, is an excellent name for a cat. Especially one with the good taste to leave his footprints on such a gorgeous car.