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by G Walker - 24/08/26 06:52 PM
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Re: Roadsters
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Dec 9th a 02:58 PM
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I consider my Seines 1 Roadster to be the pick of the crop. My wife and I were the very first customers to order a Roadster and I looked into buying one of the last. My wife's presence always had an impact on the way I drive and that style did not fit well with the rev-hang so kept 'old number one'. Sadly she passed away last year so to amuse myself I got a re-map from Williams and sports exhausts. The car now goes and and sounds wonderfully well. Despite the added torque from the mapping the fuel consumption has suffered as I'm now free to drive it like a hooligan. That coupled with hydraulic PAS added a few years ago and a size smaller steering wheel I love it more than ever. The addition of string backed gloves to grip the now wooden wheel seems to make everything sweeter and it's definitely a keeper. At 75 I don't know how may years I have left so I'm doing the NC500 next year in the Morgan but taking nearly three weeks to do it - just hope those feckin' motor homes don't spoil the view.
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