Old F*RTS BIRTHDAY
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Post by: mark030358 » Wed Jun 17, 2020 10:13 pm
67 Years?????
Anyway congrats on making 80
Anyway congrats on making 80
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Post by: Bud English » Wed Jun 17, 2020 11:20 pm
Those must be Canadian years? Metric years?? Happy Birthday Bill!
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Post by: Bill » Wed Jun 17, 2020 11:36 pm
WHOOPS!!
How's that for old age catching up.! Always proof read what you wright.
I meant 57 years of course.
So much for Canuck years EH!
My apologies gentlemen!!!
Bill
How's that for old age catching up.! Always proof read what you wright.
I meant 57 years of course.
So much for Canuck years EH!
My apologies gentlemen!!!
Bill
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Post by: el-saturn » Thu Jun 18, 2020 5:19 am
happy birthday bill - i´ll probably get there some day, as my grandma turned 101 !! my elan will celebrate her 40th birthday (in my posession) in a few months; took me 3 years to restore her. sandy, alps
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Post by: Pastapesto » Thu Jun 18, 2020 6:38 am
Yes Bill, a belated happy birthday, well done, 80 years and still loving your Lotus!
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Post by: ericbushby » Thu Jun 18, 2020 8:22 am
Congratulations Bill and respect.
I am also your sort of age, but wonder who can afford a lotus at 23.? That was way above my bracket.
I had to make do with a second hand TR2 for £400 quid. That was half a years wages for a young electrician I`ll have you know !
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I am also your sort of age, but wonder who can afford a lotus at 23.? That was way above my bracket.
I had to make do with a second hand TR2 for £400 quid. That was half a years wages for a young electrician I`ll have you know !
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Post by: TeeJay » Thu Jun 18, 2020 9:14 am
Congratulations Bill and belated birthday wishes.
Your comments resulted in my calculations.
When I am 80 (current 75) I will be celebrating 50 years of ownership of my +2.
So 7 years less than you.
Your comments resulted in my calculations.
When I am 80 (current 75) I will be celebrating 50 years of ownership of my +2.
So 7 years less than you.
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