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Witches Hat - well I never knew that's what they were called! We had a two tier version outside my primary school. Fearsome thing, which for a six year old me was like a combination of the north face of the Eiger and a centrifuge. Once you got on, there was no telling when the "fun" would stop...

Great - I think I'm available that weekend, so count me back in!

Not exactly an anthem, nor anything approaching William Blake, but this is what AI offers :-) ... In the realm of Maserati, where passions run high, A million posts we celebrate, reaching for the sky. Middle-aged brethren with a love for the road, Share car maintenance advice, in a digital...

Just received this...

Would love to through a speculative bid in on this!!: https://angliacarauctions.co.uk/classic-auctions/2649-22-Jun-2024/5950~1-1982-maserati-quattroporte-series-iii-lhd Steering wheel is correctly placed @DLax69 :-)

Loved the Carlos Fandango ad. Always thought it was Hamlet, but no Bach at the end.

Right, I've made some major changes to my FantasyGP team, including the removal of Verstappen (who's having a so-so season). Rolling the dice - this is either going to be glorious, or a glorious failure!

I've got a QP-sized Auto Cover languishing in the garage while my QP sits uncovered on the drive. Living on a hill, the wind whips about up here. So while the cover was tethered and weather resistant, it kept getting forcibly repositioned by the wind, resulting in me abandoning it.

Very cool, but a lot of money for a Citroen!: https://www.ddclassics.com/used/cars/citroen/ds/21-berline-chapron-majesty-226

Fair enough. Won't argue with him.

Love this. The photorealism reminds me of 'The White Dame': https://automobilist.com/en-gb/products/the-white-dame-artwork?variant=44617865101587&gad_source=1 I was looking for a picture for my study, but c. £3k for the large one is too rich for me.

Love it! But Day 1 of ownership for me would be removing the Monteverdi graphic.

When my battery went dead last year, the alarm worked for a bit after the car wouldn't start, but then eventually that stopped working too and the car sealed itself like a tomb. The only way in was through the boot. The RAC used their diagnostics to check for any issues and then installed a new...

Gutted that I've been informed I'm required elsewhere on that Sunday so won't be able to attend after all. :-(

I met the owner of that '97 QPIV at a car event last year. He said he was a mechanic and sorted all the issues having bought it at auction. It looked fantastic and drew a lot of attention from the good folk of Chesham.

Ah good call, Nibby. Think my QPV is inelligible - too young by a couple of years - but will see if I can cadge a lift with CLEST instead.

Would also recommend Giallo - Matthew is very knowledgeable, as Alan says, and helped me fix the essentials on my QP shortly after I purchased.

Spotted on Manchester Square, Marylebone

No worries, Nibby. Hope to see you there next time. I missed this month's meet, assuming it went ahead, but will be aiming to attend in May. If they weather stays fine I might head down to Hatfield House today for a AMOC meet - I love an old Aston.

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