Stoneleigh

[amalgamated users from prior forum]

Message originally posted by: Don
Many thanks to all those who attended and made stoneleigh 06 so much fun.

[amalgamated users from prior forum]

Re: Stoneleigh

Message originally posted by: Sue Roedel (Editor, MOC)
Good to see you there Don. I'm still impressed by that fast (tent) erection!

[Patrick]

Re: Stoneleigh

It was a good day, picked up a few club goods and took lots of pictures: http://www.msportster.co.uk/detail.asp?cat=12

Patrick

[rob-53uk]

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stoneleigh was my first Marlin 'gathering' and my wife (the one with the funny hat) and I were made to feel welcome and part of the 'family'. If anyone is wondering we managed to get the new seats home in one piece, they never moved strapped to the back of the Marlin, thanks for the help and the comments ;-) (both fitted and tested bit of a bargain me thinks.)thank again
Bob

[lizbillings]

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Well done Bob for getting seats home intact. Looked an interesting load on the back of your car!! Are the seats really comfy with no metal bits? I may be tempted to get some but will have to get the brakes working first as they failed on the way back from Stoneleigh.

[macdonald.dm]

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Hello Bob.

What type of seats are you talking about?
Definitely something I'll need to consider as the original buckets are very firm...

[rob-53uk]

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hi Liz yep the seats are comfy but they take about 3'' of leg room which i cannot really afford to lose however i will put up with it, sorry to hear about your brakes scary me think opps no brakes ;-( Hi ya Donnie the seats are very much like the seats sold by midland wheels called CLASSIC www.midlandwheels.com they just fit into my swb roadster i got them for ?99 the pair magazine price ?149.95
have fun
Bob

[macdonald.dm]

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Thanks, Bob; they, or the 'Cubs', could be just what I'm looking for!