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Very disappointed to say that I am no longer coming, it's my motoring highlight of the year, but I hope you all have a great day & look forward to see you back there next year

Indeed, you & me again Sam in Group 3

For my Lancia which is still patiently awaiting restoration, I had a Storm Car Cover which lasted for 2 years before the Fenland winds turned it to ribbons, and I now have a Stormshield + from Specialised Covers which seems to be much more robust - if only I could say the same about the Lancia

Another vote for Noco, I too have a GB70 and it's been great

Hilarious, and if you need a cover that will accommodate - I suggest doing what I have done with mine, almost an OE look!

Nothing to do with me, but someone might be keen, especially at this price...

Fired up the Trofeo today after being laid up for a few months over the winter. It started on the button and sounded glorious! It's off for a fluid change, full check over and MOT in the coming weeks, ready to hopefully find a new owner soon

Also, I use an OPTIMATE conditioner to look after the battery as the car is laid up for extended periods of time, and it does a great job

Yes, absolutely. Mine is a Super-B, as fitted to a bike and is super small and light but is impressive that it can even get a GT fired up, so a beefed up version would no doubt do the job very well

My Trofeo race car has one, mainly for weight saving and they do hold their charge but the cold cranking ability for a big V8 is not the best. Luckily the race car fires up on the button but you only get a few spins before it starts to give up

Nothing to do with me but a useful tool for those undertaking a 3200 rebuild...

Fantastic - enjoy & good luck

Excellent work Dem, that's good prominent spot - thanks!

Always a highlight of the calendar and I'll be there for sure, looking forward to seeing you all!

Nope, I have not had an enquiry from this chap but happy to help in anyway I can

It makes it a tighter fit, but yes it does although the already stretched stitching of the seams tends to stretch a little more

... spoiler alert Nathan ... !

Looks like fun!

Very sad to hear, a lovely chap who like Ewan, also sold me my first Maserati - my 3200AC. He and Penny were a great team, I remember the tale of David popping Penny in the boot of a 3200 to look for a water leak and she came out smiling - and found the leak! I also remember my first test drive...

Nothing to do with me, but could be of interest for someone...