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Got a chance to run the Chilly out yesterday with a group of friends.
We drove out of Dublin and into the Wicklow mountains over what is known as The Sally Gap. Its a section of road they have used in the circuit of Ireland Rally where their average speed exceeds 100mph.
We met all kinds of weather and all types of critters.
The car performed very well with no issues.

looks like a great day out
cheers ian

some really cool shots the weather looks wet but it made for some very dramatic pics,is that ChevelleSS an LS6?

drewcrane wrote:some really cool shots the weather looks wet but it made for some very dramatic pics,is that ChevelleSS an LS6?

Drew if by LS6 you mean a 454 B/B then no she runs a 350 S/B.
She is a lovely car though the lad imported her from Georgia a couple of years ago.

Jasus Pat Id a gone with ya if Id a known mate.

RedRaven wrote:Jasus Pat Id a gone with ya if Id a known mate.

Sorry Wayne me bad,
Most of the shows and spins we do are up on the forum weeks prior.
Log on and have a peek.

DINGBAT wrote:

RedRaven wrote:Jasus Pat Id a gone with ya if Id a known mate.

Sorry Wayne me bad,
Most of the shows and spins we do are up on the forum weeks prior.
Log on and have a peek.

This on the AMCI site?

Is that the one they barred you from Wayne?

Eh yeah..

Dont think Im too popular on there.

You will have to remind us what you said to get barred.

I cant bloody remember now.....

RedRaven wrote:I cant bloody remember now.....

You are still registered on it Wayne you keep nicking my gags.

I must add Dave it is nothing like this site for informative and exact information when requested.
Its more of an anything goes Forum.
Ask a question in relation to a mechanical issue & you may get an answer but the thread will usually deviate and you might end up getting asked how many pints you had last night or how big is your bell end.
It,s a little nuts but all in the best possible taste.

Chally looks stunning Pat.

RedRaven wrote:Chally looks stunning Pat.

From 20ft away yes. The body is in very good condition apart from a some micro blisters on the roof and a couple of rough bits on the sail panels.
These have not got any worse in the 18mths I have had the car but they will need attention in the near future.
Treating, repairing & fitting a vinyl roof would be the answer as a triple black car looks the dogs.
The vinyl can be garnished at Year One but the chrome trims for the rear are nigh on impossible to source. Failing that a paint job is on the cards.

Im sure we can help you source those trims dude

I have a set of trims for the rear. Pete Wiseman was just asking about them the other day on behalf of someone else. If you are quick with an offer (any offer will do ) I can say they are yours.

One of the two bits is kinked but with careful work could be tapped pretty straight.

Dave I would not know the value of these and would not like to insult you.
But as your post goes make any offer.
£20 and a nice bottle of Glenfiddich scotch if that is your tipple.

Y a know mine were dinged and bent , so i used jb weld fixed the dents and had them powdercoated and painted to match the car , at the time it was much cheaper,and added a smoother look,just an idea

DINGBAT wrote:Dave I would not know the value of these and would not like to insult you.
But as your post goes make any offer.
£20 and a nice bottle of Glenfiddich scotch if that is your tipple.

Make it £15 and a bottle of Glenlivet or Glenmorangie and you have a deal.

You going to the Nats? I can bring them with me.

dave-r wrote:

DINGBAT wrote:Dave I would not know the value of these and would not like to insult you.
But as your post goes make any offer.
£20 and a nice bottle of Glenfiddich scotch if that is your tipple.

Make it £15 and a bottle of Glenlivet or Glenmorangie and you have a deal.

You going to the Nats? I can bring them with me.

I,ll be there early on Friday morning, I,m using the daily as I have the grandson with me and he is used to the creature comforts, stopping on the M6 to pull a gearbox would not suit him at all.
I should be able to find a bottle of your favoured falling down water on the ferry.

DINGBAT wrote:

dave-r wrote:

DINGBAT wrote:Dave I would not know the value of these and would not like to insult you.
But as your post goes make any offer.
£20 and a nice bottle of Glenfiddich scotch if that is your tipple.

Make it £15 and a bottle of Glenlivet or Glenmorangie and you have a deal.

You going to the Nats? I can bring them with me.

I,ll be there early on Friday morning, I,m using the daily as I have the grandson with me and he is used to the creature comforts, stopping on the M6 to pull a gearbox would not suit him at all.
I should be able to find a bottle of your favoured falling down water on the ferry.

Im the same Pat taking the daily, I doubt the missus will be impressed if I ask one of the young lads to take the wheel of the chally at 90 on the M6 while I put out the flames snorting out of the hood. Again.......

How old is your young-en Pat? My 2 are 10 and 5.

I will be there first thing Friday morning so catch me then while I unpack me tent.

Im the same Pat taking the daily, I doubt the missus will be impressed if I ask one of the young lads to take the wheel of the chally at 90 on the M6 while I put out the flames snorting out of the hood. Laughing Again....... Rolling Eyes Laughing

How old is your young-en Pat? My 2 are 10 and 5.

47ish