Worried me-- - - - not anymore
Worried me-- - - - not anymore
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billynomates

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2,101 posts

265 months

Tuesday 1st February 2005
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I've left my Chim parked up in a cold damp garage for nearly 2 months while enjoying the warmer climate of OZ.
Dreading my P&J would not fire up on my return to this grey and dull much loved island, but no worries(sorry)it lives.Burst into life almost before the key was turned.What a welcome sound it was too

One small prob-- cock-up with the new log book and its out of tax since the end of December

So I can't take the beast out for a well needed blat.

Don't know who feels worse me or you know who.

May do a midnight runner,good to be back well almost.

Phil

iandbeech

2,709 posts

287 months

Tuesday 1st February 2005
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billynomates said:
I've left my Chim parked up in a cold damp garage for nearly 2 months while enjoying the warmer climate of OZ.
Dreading my P&J would not fire up on my return to this grey and dull much loved island, but no worries(sorry)it lives.Burst into life almost before the key was turned.What a welcome sound it was too

One small prob-- cock-up with the new log book and its out of tax since the end of December

So I can't take the beast out for a well needed blat.

Don't know who feels worse me or you know who.

May do a midnight runner,good to be back well almost.

Phil



Welcome Back Phil - who`s a lucky sod then spending all that time in Oz!! Must get there one day

Has the Chim been on an "Accumate" battery conditioner while away or did she fire up un-aided after 2 months?

billynomates

Original Poster:

2,101 posts

265 months

Wednesday 2nd February 2005
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iandbeech said:

billynomates said:
I've left my Chim parked up in a cold damp garage for nearly 2 months while enjoying the warmer climate of OZ.
Dreading my P&J would not fire up on my return to this grey and dull much loved island, but no worries(sorry)it lives.Burst into life almost before the key was turned.What a welcome sound it was too

One small prob-- cock-up with the new log book and its out of tax since the end of December

So I can't take the beast out for a well needed blat.

Don't know who feels worse me or you know who.

May do a midnight runner,good to be back well almost.

Phil




Welcome Back Phil - who`s a lucky sod then spending all that time in Oz!! Must get there one day

Has the Chim been on an "Accumate" battery conditioner while away or did she fire up un-aided after 2 months?


Hello mate.

No fancy aids--though I did have David Batty fit one of those jump lead things before I left just incase.

Not needed --just turned the key and bang.

Get yerself over there Ian-- I love the place and will be going back asap.

Driving in the populated areas is no fun --got myself a $135 fine in Q'land+ 3points for not stopping at a stop sign. Middle of nowhere line of sight miles each each way.BIB well hidden and from Dorset.

Jet lag taking its toll---- I'm back to bed

Just may get up your way in the summer...you know I like the long drives

Phil

trinitycall

655 posts

265 months

Wednesday 2nd February 2005
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we'll have to fire round (again) some surrey roads when the weather allows.

billynomates

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Wednesday 2nd February 2005
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victormeldrew

8,293 posts

306 months

Wednesday 2nd February 2005
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billynomates said:
One small prob-- cock-up with the new log book and its out of tax since the end of December
make sure you don't make that mistake again of you'll come back to a broken garage door and a pile of fibreglass splinters! I'm sure some jobsworth would love to crush your Tiv, but in reality it'd probably get sold.