Just saw this on eBay. A gas axe solves all problems. Second only to a Broco torch.
scroatskin gollsOf course , when out on the track and with no reading glasses to be found I shall carry a backup, in large font, maybe even Gothic.
This is a leather bound ledger cover from the century before last , had it for 37 years but has never been repurposed.
Could be goatskin , definitely not horse.
The only issue is I will have to significantly enlarge the glovebox?. Suggestions?
Buy a Rolls RoyceThe only issue is I will have to significantly enlarge the glovebox?. Suggestions?
Which one?Buy a Rolls Royce
Unfortunately, it would spread like wildfire and its original appeal would be lost, in my opinion.I believe that it would not be a bad move on the part of INEOS to send the manual to whoever signed the contract, even simply as a pdf. Browsing through it and getting ready would still be a way to kill time and imagine that things are evolving. It is not a joke, but a reasonable requirement.
BTW, thanks Steve
Glove Boxtrailer...maybe.Of course , when out on the track and with no reading glasses to be found I shall carry a backup, in large font, maybe even Gothic.
This is a leather bound ledger cover from the century before last , had it for 37 years but has never been repurposed.
Could be goatskin , definitely not horse.
The only issue is I will have to significantly enlarge the glovebox?. Suggestions?
There’s a difference between posting a link to an article directly to the source (or showing where it came from if it’s just a pic) and just posting someone else’s pics or videos without any acknowledgment at all as if they were your own though imho.Interesting comment, because we seem to be happy for people to pinch entire magazine articles and post them here.
I certainly agree that the source of the photos should have been acknowledged when they were posted on Facebook. I continue to believe that it is inappropriate to post photos of entire magazine articles (that aren’t available online) here.There’s a difference between posting a link to an article directly to the source (or showing where it came from if it’s just a pic) and just posting someone else’s pics or videos without any acknowledgment at all as if they were your own though imho.
I certainly agree that the source of the photos should have been acknowledged when they were posted on Facebook. I continue to believe that it is inappropriate to post photos of entire magazine articles (that aren’t available online) here.
Get a New Defender style lunchbox to mount over the rear windowOf course , when out on the track and with no reading glasses to be found I shall carry a backup, in large font, maybe even Gothic.
This is a leather bound ledger cover from the century before last , had it for 37 years but has never been repurposed.
Could be goatskin , definitely not horse.
The only issue is I will have to significantly enlarge the glovebox?. Suggestions?
I’m not a copyright lawyer, but a quick Google search suggests to me that copying an entire magazine article does not fall under the “fair use” provisions.Thankfully, UK copywrite law allows the reproduction of extracts of specific works for non-profit reference works and academic studies. The articles I have copied and put on here were lawfully obtained, (I buy on subscription), correctly referenced and not reproduced for commercial gain. Most English language jurisdictions have similar concessions, principly not for profit reference and academic use.
I paid a copyright lawyer. I'm comfortable.I’m not a copyright lawyer, but a quick Google search suggests to me that copying an entire magazine article does not fall under the “fair use” provisions.
To the guy who posted them on FB - and has now deleted them - you should have left them there, they are a great thing for people to know they have arrived!!!
It would have been nice to have acknowledged where they came from is all.
Sorry if you’re upset by the posts.
Is there one per vehicle or did Ineos send out a big box? i.e any spares.
Loved Broco. Did many hours with it subsea. Recently beginning to see a comeback following a sad fatality in the North Sea some years back.View attachment 7806050
Just saw this on eBay. A gas axe solves all problems. Second only to a Broco torch.
It's printed inside your Belstaff jacket lining.I'm reminded of bomber crew in WWII. Lining of jackets being maps of Europe, etc. I wonder if you're stuck in the bush and have left your manual at home then it's printed in full on the reverse of the headlining?