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Hello again, Mike, Thank you so very much for explaining those details: it's very helpful. CRL157 was ordered early in November by the owner of The Sloop Inn, a Bed & Breakfast just at the launching ramp of St Ives Harbour beach, that's been in continual service since 1312. Sobering to think wha...

Hi Colin, Delighted to see that your car and that radiator have been 'reunited'. Nicely done, and very good fortune indeed. What would we do without networks of friends who keep an eye out for us? Delighted to see Little Bea in full trim. The hood adds a swash of period style! Look forward to hearin...

Hi Colin, Thanks ever so much. I feel very grateful to have had my life lead me to BMX 7. I suspect that sounds a bit 'over the top', but I feel we found each other. You may remember that the car was on offer through this website. I attempted to connect with the seller because scuttlebutt had it tha...

As we know, in the UK, it is very possible the car was actually registered as a '34 If it was built and sold prior to January 1st ,1935, even though it is a '35 model year, and this is probably why Wayne advertised it as much. BMX-7 was probably issued to the car in late 1934 judging from the numbe...

Those footwells look the bomb.

Nicely done!

There are so many similar things I could be doing, but am still setting up the shop in the garage.

It take quite a while to be ready to be ready.

Hello Jeans O M, Love to see the progress you are making and the beautiful color you chose for your comely car. Keep us posted, would you? It's a very handsome job you're doing. More photos, and a description of some of the challenges you've encountered along the way might smooth --or even re-ignite...

More wonderful progress, Colin. It continues to be an inspiration to 'watch you' work. I know Darcy appreciates it, but feel equally confident that there are those who don't weigh in but still have their interest rekindled just to see what hurdle you've next trounced. Brilliant. Very best from over ...

I've seen it posited in print, on this website I believe, that there is only one Kaye Don. If this car is a Kaye Don, what was the thinking behind the statement that the Kaye Don car was unique? Is there something more to the claim that isn't clear? Is there only one Kaye Don from its inaugural year...

These photos are beyond wonderful.

Thanks so much for sharing them.

They are such a window on a simpler time: beguiling.

Hi Colin,

I'm buying the first round; you've earned it.

As one of our own who shall remain anonymous (Mothy) says, Beer: so much more than a breakfast drink.

SO sad to learn of your difficulties and problem solving challenges, Colin. You will get is sorted: you're simply larger than the scope of this. Congratulations on having achieved so much.

Keep at it Mate. You'll suss it out.

In the meantime, take a break and have a beer.

Smiles,

David

SO sad to learn of your difficulties and problem solving challenges, Colin. You will get is sorted: you're simple larger than the scope of this. Congratulations on having achieved so much.

Keep at it Mate. You'll suss it out.

In the meantime, take a break and have a beer.

Smiles,

David

You lot are all so productive!

Nancy and I moved last weekend.

That's it: We moved.

And we were moving for

three weeks before that.

We're still moving.

and may be for a while.

But we have guests coming

so the boxes have to GO!

(Yikes)

Well, Rob, the spare looks a little longer than the original...

Didn't you saw off the remainder of those 6 metres?

If the chaps who had the parties in the back needed the opener to be labeled 'opener', you may well have more surprises in store before you're finished renovating the car. They might not have been the brightest bulbs in the packet, but clearly their hearts were in the right place. I defer to our est...