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And @mjheathcote

Was thinking 9.30 to get to Newby around 10.

Yes - what time were you thinking. I’m not planning on getting there too early!

I'm going as well. There's 8 or so Massers on the list so a good turn out. Anyone want to meet up beforehand to arrive (and park) together? @MikeyMaser can you bring an Alfa please ;)

I’ve just got a Polestar and the regen braking does take some getting used to. It is however pretty easy to modulate it although I find myself pulling up shorter than anticipated at junctions etc. The more you lift off the better the range becomes so you do slow down a bit earlier than you would...

Or even grey.

Harry's latest video revisits the strangest TVR of all with Peter's son.

Thanks for getting done - just had a similar nostalgic flick through the photos.

Blimey - that's a good effort. Mine's not that bad (front bumper scrape and some door dings) but I'm not sure I've that amount of patience!

I'm going to change the daily but it's a bit battle scarred. Has anyone used Chipex or a similar product and how easy is it for a novice to use before I get Chipsaway to come and sort. Cheers,

Thanks Ewan - I'm already with Octopus so should be fine.

Test drove a Polestar 2 yesterday - never driven an EV before. It's as quick to 60 as the Strad but the lack of noise is weird and you spend a lot of time looking at the speedo as there's no engine note to give you a clue. Regen braking takes some getting used to as well. But it was comfortable...

If it's 2018, I assume it's a facelift? If so, I don't believe that they made a Stradale version in the sense of the earlier cars. The major difference will be the gearbox as the original Stradales had the semi auto manual gearbox - if yours has a gear lever then it isn't a Stradale. Production...

Really sorry to hear this @conaero - I know the hard work and dedication you and the team put into building a successful business there. Hope you get something else sorted soon.

Don't think you'll get much sympathy from elsewhere. Great manager but a bit of a pr!ck.