RIP Steve Loader AKA Elanfan1
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Really sorry to hear that. We had some good chats over the years.
Paddy
Paddy
1963 Elan S1
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paddy - Coveted Fifth Gear
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Another one gone. RIP Steve, say hello to the Grumpy Bodger for us.
Cheers,
Pete.
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Pete.
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Oh man. I'll miss his input in the conversations.
1970 Elan Plus 2 (not S) 50/2036
2012 BMW R1200GS
"It just wouldn't be a complete day if I didn't forget something!" -Me
2012 BMW R1200GS
"It just wouldn't be a complete day if I didn't forget something!" -Me
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Spyder fan wrote:Yesterday afternoon I took a phone call from Steve's wife Sue. She told me that Steve had sadly passed away at1:30pm.
God rest, Steve.
Steve had a knack, if it can be called that, of finding a bargain pigs ear and then turning it into a silk purse. He also was a stickler for originality and initiated the re-manufacture of several hard to find Elan parts.
His cars often took years to come good and he managed to find some interesting variations of Elan.
In his later years Steve suffered a number of hard knock medical issues, including the amputation, at different times, of both legs. Throughout this he managed to remain his usual cheerful self, even if it didn’t look like it! He was always an enthusiast for our cars, a passion that never dimmed.
Steve's wishes are that his death passes unremarked, with no fuss, no funeral or memorial. However, we who knew him mourn his passing, will miss him and send our condolences, thoughts and prayers to his wife Sue and their three children.
It's unfortunate to realize that, but that's the reality. Rest in peace, Steve!
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