The Chill Out Zone

[coolcat]

Just back from the photoshoot. A few edits....Hot off the press (including an interior shot Phil)

Ferrari 250TR Replica by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr

Ferrari 250TR Replica by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr

Ferrari 250TR Replica by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr

Ferrari 250TR Replica by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr

[coolcat]

A few more interior shots for you Phil

Ferrari 250TR Replica by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr

Ferrari 250TR Replica by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr

Ferrari 250TR Replica by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr

[FLYING BANANA]

Talking of Ferrari’s, a 250 SWB Bernetta passed me today on the A38, and it looked scruffy compared to your shots Jeff.

We collected Allen’s car from the garage this morning.

And I’ve washed the two Fords here, Banana will get a wash n polish tomorrow providing the rain holds off.

Spicy chicken casserole, jacket spud and broccoli for tea.

Been very good and not touched any falling down water for a month now.

[coolcat]

Originally Posted by FLYING BANANA

Talking of Ferrari’s, a 250 SWB Bernetta passed me today on the A38, and it looked scruffy compared to your shots Jeff.

We collected Allen’s car from the garage this morning.

And I’ve washed the two Fords here, Banana will get a wash n polish tomorrow providing the rain holds off.

Spicy chicken casserole, jacket spud and broccoli for tea.

Been very good and not touched any falling down water for a month now.

Cheers Bob,
Well, this one was box fresh with only 48 miles on the clock.
The engine donor was a Rover V8 engine from a TVR .
There is room in the engine bay for the Ferrari V12 should someone want more authenticity .

[Gate Keeper]

Originally Posted by coolcat

Cheers Bob,
Well, this one was big fresh with only 48 miles on the clock.
The engine donor was a Rover V8 engine from a TVR .
There is room in the engine bay for the Ferrari V12 should someone want more authenticity .

Thank you Jeff for the additional interior shots. I am almost lost for words….Of interest, one of club members runs a 1980 Ferrari. For him, it is a hobby which shows how car enthusiasts can come from all walks of life.

[coolcat]

Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Thank you Jeff for the additional interior shots. I am almost lost for words….Of interest, one of club members runs a 1980 Ferrari. For him, it is a hobby which shows how car enthusiasts can come from all walks of life.

Thanks Phil.

A hobby which would need deep pockets running a Ferrari

[Gate Keeper]

Just read about Bogbrush82 - David passing away, a shock. How very sad. I remember when he wrote up about his illness. A very brave young man. RIP

[Gate Keeper]

Good morning all,

It’s not very nice outside this morning, 5C rain and wind. We have flu jabs booked for today.

What’s everyone up to?

[coolcat]

Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Good morning all,

It’s not very nice outside this morning, 5C rain and wind. We have flu jabs booked for today.

What’s everyone up to?

Morning Phil, morning all.
The weather is the same here, cold, damp and windy

I'm off to the boat this morning. My Mum and Husband are popping down to see the boat and have a brew on board. She has never been on Lady Emma having not wanting to travel far after her bowel operations. Now she has had the bowel resection and removal of the colostomy bag she is happier to get out more. Also the boat being that much closer will hopefully mean she will be able to have trips aboard when the weather is better

Got the dental hygienist this afternoon so have that to look forward too

Apart from getting the jab, have you any other plans today for the both of you?

[roverbarmy]

Had a trip up to Felbrigg yesterday. Lovely day out in the sunshine. A bit of shopping in Wroxham (dodging the flood water) and back past the flooding at Potter Heigham (there are new "Broads" stretching out towards Sea Palling!). Luckily, the roads are higher than the surrounding land (currently). A sneek preview perhaps, of what is to come in the future! A repeat of 1953 ?


How High's The Water Mama?