I just bought something. Can you guess what it is

[doctor Bob]

Yes I'm trying to fine a set at the moment.
The tyres are very good, they are new old ones if you get my drift but still 1996 is dodgy.

 

[Racers]

Two fire extinguishers? what are they trying to say?

Very nice car.

Pete

 

[doctor Bob]

Two fire extinguishers? what are they trying to say?

Very nice car.

Pete

I put them in ........... pretty renowned for leaky fuel, hot exhausts and fibre glass. Sort of perfect fire triangle.

 

[sammy.se]

Two fire extinguishers? what are they trying to say?

Very nice car.

Pete

I put them in ........... pretty renowned for leaky fuel, hot exhausts and fibre glass. Sort of perfect fire triangle.

Well I guess the tyres just add to that sense of danger then

;->

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[doctor Bob]

Two fire extinguishers? what are they trying to say?

Very nice car.

Pete

I put them in ........... pretty renowned for leaky fuel, hot exhausts and fibre glass. Sort of perfect fire triangle.

Well I guess the tyres just add to that sense of danger then

and pot luck as to whether the headlights work or not, I feel like Will Smith in "I am Legend" im in the sh!te if I'm not home by dusk.

 

[Noel]

Bob, your local tyre supplier can source them if they are the friendly type. Mine often finds 60/70 aspect tyres . Otherwise I've used Longstones in Doncaster for more specialised sizes (not cheap).
I'm sure you're on the various owner forums in any case.
I'd be more concerned about damage to the Speedlines in the event of a failure.

 

[sammy.se]

Haha!

I think you are in Essex if I recall. Me too.

'Elite tyres' in Rainham used to have great service and selection. I haven't used them for years, but they might be able to source the right tyres for you.
They used to have some real enthusiast/experts there. Not sure if they do anymore.


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[doctor Bob]

Bob, your local tyre supplier can source them if they are the friendly type. Mine often finds 60/70 aspect tyres . Otherwise I've used Longstones in Doncaster for more specialised sizes (not cheap).
I'm sure you're on the various owner forums in any case.
I'd be more concerned about damage to the Speedlines in the event of a failure.

Yes thanks, looked at Longstones, trouble is no one has a matching set as fronts are different to rear.
Someone has recommended a set just need to track them down.

 

[Andrew1]

Hi go onto blackcircle .com, excellent site for tyres

 

[OscarG]

ah...that's bloody gorgeous! I do love Lotus.

All you need now is a sopping wet Barbara Bach next to you and you're James Bond :wink:

 

[Benchwayze]

Bob.

Something you have done without for a long time, and could probably always do without?
Actually, I know the feeling. I just found some 'Trix' construction set units!

John