Good start
Good start
Day seven in the Lotus Exige Club and Sassy's having problems...
The passenger door isn't catching on the lock when you close it, and my rear number plate has gone walkies.
Come back Mini, all is forgiven!*
* I don't really mean this.
The passenger door isn't catching on the lock when you close it, and my rear number plate has gone walkies.
Come back Mini, all is forgiven!*
* I don't really mean this.
Yup makes sense - I'll have a look at it later, but still going to get MMC to look at it when they do the oil change in about 150 miles.
Bit annoying, and my dad just shook his head basically saying told you so! But the positives have so far way more than outweighed the negatives.
More annoyed about the plate actually, as I hope it's not going to be a regualr occurence. It either fell off, which is fine, or someone half inched it, which is not good as the car lies on my road all day which is a popular route for schoolkids every day. Not that I'm accusing the youth of today...
Bit annoying, and my dad just shook his head basically saying told you so! But the positives have so far way more than outweighed the negatives.
More annoyed about the plate actually, as I hope it's not going to be a regualr occurence. It either fell off, which is fine, or someone half inched it, which is not good as the car lies on my road all day which is a popular route for schoolkids every day. Not that I'm accusing the youth of today...
- mrbennybennett
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it certainly is. Plod (around my way anyway) dont seem bothered by no front plate, which means SPECS and TRUVELO camera's dont work. Neither do the sneaky bar stewards in the scamera vans on the bridges of motorways or in layby's.
the only ones that catch you are gatso's and plod in his traffic car, chasing you doen the road at 155mph
the only ones that catch you are gatso's and plod in his traffic car, chasing you doen the road at 155mph
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My locks had to be replaced after the drivers door lock failed completely (1 month old Exige at the time) but I thought they had changed suppliers...
Rear no. plate is on with sticky pads I think - you could ask MMC to drill the rear panel, put a nutsert in and attach with screws (I think you get no tamper ones if nicking it is going to be a problem).
It sounds like no front plate is OK for Neil but if you venture to Aberdeen or Inverness then make sure you have one. You WILL get stopped and fined £30. Even if you have one and it's a wee bit small, dodgy font or just without a postcode on it.
Exige looks naf without front plate anyway as it has a plinth for it on the splitter.
Minor glitches, it's just 'character'...
Cheers,
Ali

Rear no. plate is on with sticky pads I think - you could ask MMC to drill the rear panel, put a nutsert in and attach with screws (I think you get no tamper ones if nicking it is going to be a problem).
It sounds like no front plate is OK for Neil but if you venture to Aberdeen or Inverness then make sure you have one. You WILL get stopped and fined £30. Even if you have one and it's a wee bit small, dodgy font or just without a postcode on it.

Exige looks naf without front plate anyway as it has a plinth for it on the splitter.
Minor glitches, it's just 'character'...

Cheers,
Ali
All characters appearing in this post are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
Any references to laptimes, speed or driving on the public highway are purely for dramatic effect.
Any references to laptimes, speed or driving on the public highway are purely for dramatic effect.