.......... went from m/well to loch lomond as the sun was shining when i woke this morning, got to balloch & was just going to let the wee man out to play in the swings & woosh came the rain, so went a run through luss & upwards got to tarbert, parked had a munch & the wee man ate his snack his mother packed for him, went down some lochside road ended up in crainlarich, took a right at the t junction & headed for callendar got there & headed for glasgow found this amazing road, full of jumps & cracking twisties & cambered bends !, went to balmaha had a quick glance & then homeward bound, done 170 miles all in & my tank is sitting just under half (thats a record), had a cracking day, seen 2 scoobs a 04 wrx & a p/plated sti (blobeye) & went all the way round loch lomond. though it p1ssed since i left balloch

Just thought i would share it

Now of to k/hill tomorrow for a laugh

sti-04!!

 

I was on my way down that way between Crainlarich and Inverbeg about 12-2pm got a flash from a Blue WRX on the way up the loch,wasnt you was it?

I was in the Blue wagon.

 

The pplated blog eye STi was me R11ORR. However its now on the way to the garage as its developed a hole in the petrol tank

 

That would explain the smell!

 

Mines is a Blue Sti !

Might have been me if you didnt notice the wing

Sti-04!!

 

Yeah mate that was the plate !!

Sti-04!!

 

Shame it took a man from Suabru Assist to pursuade a certain dealership that this was the problem. However the upside is that I know that the Trackstar is working. I had a phone call from Trackstar about 2 minutes after the truck left the house with the car on it. And as they where holding it overnight as it wouldn't make it all the way to the dealership beofre they closed I got another call this morning when it set off to the dealers..

 

I have to say that the tracker people are really good, i have had a couple of calls, once to tell me if i knew where it was (in the drive) so the put it down to sat probs & the 2nd was when the rear window was down slightly (kids) & the sensors were going daft !