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It was my Birthday yesterday
My lovely lady was on a girls holiday , and the kids are staying over tonight for a family day tomorrow.
So yesterday I decided to treat myself for 24 hours of fun.
And hired this ..............

Happy Birthday Gary, now go and do some work on the car, you have another Birthday in 364 days.

Derek wrote: Sat Jun 16, 18 10:30 pm Happy Birthday Gary, now go and do some work on the car, you have another Birthday in 364 days.

Del. I get a garage again in 2 weeks.
Really gutted it ain’t out for its 50th , but I’ll get there.

Had to go for 2 wheels , as there’s no where local I could hire a 68 Hemi Mopar for a day !!!

Happy Belated Birthday old man!!!

Hopefully that was a lot of fun

Cheers chaps.
Great fun. Amazing bit of kit

Happy birthday to you Gary,
I bet that was a handful,
Be good to see the moredoor out again.
Richard

68Roadrunner wrote: Mon Jun 18, 18 7:19 pm Happy birthday to you Gary,
I bet that was a handful,
Be good to see the moredoor out again.
Richard

Cheers Rich.
Launch control , abs, traction control , quick shift ( clutch less up, and down ).............etc
Quite a machine.
The Coronet is safe , and missed by me and the kids.
Life is slowly settling down again , and I'll get time to get the old girl back out again

Happy Birthday matey! 60 is a biggie so you deserve it!

That thing is a monster! I thought my old GSXR750 was cool with that new invention, a slipper clutch, but that is something else!!

Stay safe , cheers Steve

PS really pleased everything is good for you after a tough few years....'nothing lasts forever' as a wise man told me once

Steve wrote: Tue Jun 19, 18 7:32 pm Happy Birthday matey! 60 is a biggie so you deserve it!

That thing is a monster! I thought my old GSXR750 was cool with that new invention, a slipper clutch, but that is something else!!

Stay safe , cheers Steve

PS really pleased everything is good for you after a tough few years....'nothing lasts forever' as a wise man told me once

not even my 50th yet mate
I prefer the older stuff if I'm honest!!!, early blades , and giver 11's are still my thing

Moving to a 3 bed detached , with a garage very soon , and very happy thanks
Hope things are still on the up for you mate

I had a lovely 96 Blade (RRT)... one of the best bikes I have ever ridden and really Bananarama! was still tucked away in my garage. I got John McGuinness to sign the tank just after he broke the 130mph lap average speed at the TT in 2007.

All great this end ta... life is very good at last. Knee good, kids good (and sensible now), retirement ace, all good to be honest.

Will you have room to keep the Coronet at home?

Cheers Steve

Steve wrote: Wed Jun 20, 18 10:09 am I had a lovely 96 Blade (RRT)... one of the best bikes I have ever ridden and really Bananarama! was still tucked away in my garage. I got John McGuinness to sign the tank just after he broke the 130mph lap average speed at the TT in 2007.

All great this end ta... life is very good at last. Knee good, kids good (and sensible now), retirement ace, all good to be honest.

Will you have room to keep the Coronet at home?

Cheers Steve

Love an early blade. I do have a street fighter project in mind for one. But all in good time.

Glad to hear your sorted mate. All takes time !!

The Coronet would squeeze into the garage, but leave no room for anything else !!
Still got my old Zed 1 at my brothers, and tools at dads. So , I’m planning to get straight once moved , and create a bit of a workshop , so that it can be worked on at home.
Claire and I literally have double everything from 2 flats , so I’m expecting garage to be full of gear for a while , whilst we sort out what we are keeping or not.

Saying that , it is a through garage. Wonder if I could fit the Coronet in the back garden

Steve wrote: Wed Jun 20, 18 10:09 am I had a lovely 96 Blade (RRT)... one of the best bikes I have ever ridden and really Bananarama! was still tucked away in my garage. I got John McGuinness to sign the tank just after he broke the 130mph lap average speed at the TT in 2007.

All great this end ta... life is very good at last. Knee good, kids good (and sensible now), retirement ace, all good to be honest.

Will you have room to keep the Coronet at home?

Cheers Steve

Love an early blade. I do have a street fighter project in mind for one. But all in good time.

Glad to hear your sorted mate. All takes time !!

The Coronet would squeeze into the garage, but leave no room for anything else !!
Still got my old Zed 1 at my brothers, and tools at dads. So , I’m planning to get straight once moved , and create a bit of a workshop , so that it can be worked on at home.
Claire and I literally have double everything from 2 flats , so I’m expecting garage to be full of gear for a while , whilst we sort out what we are keeping or not.

Saying that , it is a through garage. Wonder if I could fit the Coronet in the back garden

sounds like a plan!!

Happy belated Birthday mate, sorry I didnt see your post earlier, glad to hear things are settling down for you, its about time. Will have to catch up soon.