Everyone Loves an Imp

Started the day with an unexpected Harkstead visit - took the MK2 as it's not been out much.

Here we are again I thought.

So next up was a PM run in the Imp.

I dropped the Tintin book off for Nigel and then I called into the Manningtree antique shop. As did Nigel - so he and the owner popped out to see the car. The owner (and his wife) liked it a lot. I think it was a bit less bumpy overall, with the tyre pressure a little lower, but the wheel wobble was the same. I just drive through it though on the roads I know.

Next up was the Ferrari - with a very clean windscreen.

Off we went to use more fuel and then brim the tank with 99 octane. I'll give it 99% now. Probably the best it will be until Roberto tweaks it after a few more miles. I'll have to do my best putting the miles on it. Talking of miles I've already done 180 so far in March which saw off most of the old petrol and we'll see how we get on.

Finally back into the garage to paint more spokes on the Imp.

... and Finally (again) - another unexpected run back to Harkstead for an IT problem. This time the MK7 got the run.