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It needed spacers for the rear wheels. I thought those alloy wheels were OK when cleaned up!
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Full weather gear and full harness belts made entrance and exit difficult . The problem was made even worse when my back ‘went’ in the middle of the build meaning it was ready just in time for the winter months.
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This must be one of the longest steering columns ever.
The car brought out the worst in other drivers. Many times I was encouraged to take part in the traffic light Grand Prix. I rarely did!