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Posted: **Mon Jul 11, 2011 10:21 pm**

Guys,

The JEC Southern Day will soon be upon us.

The Northern Day was a good show even though I thought it was saturated
with E-Types. So guys Im asking all you Mk10 and 420G owners to
attend the Southern Day if you can, remember its our 50th Anniversary
as well. Don't let the E-Types steal all the glory bring your car along and
display it with pride.

I am looking for a Mk10 and 420G to to go on the JEC display, if you would like
to go on the display please contact me (my details are in the JEC Magazine)

Posted: **Tue Aug 16, 2011 11:10 am**

Gareth posted a reply on his forum:

Southern Day at Beaulieu turned out to be as good as Northern Day apart from my eventful 200 mile return home. After a cow decided to have a rest in the middle of Beaulieu's village street and we had to queue to navigate around it, I got stuck in the inevitable minor-accident related several mile crawl to the M3/M25 junction which warmed the car up considerably (but no brake-stick thanks to Colin Ford's words of wisdom). Bad news is whilst poking around my engine bay for fellow enthusiasts' problems the cooing fans' in-line fuse holder somehow got unlatched so they didn't come on when needed in this traffic congestion. Fortunately I spotted the temperature gauge rising and that the [retro-fitted] fans-on indicator light hadn't come so I managed to quickly pull onto the hard shoulder - soon rectified & only lost a couple of pints of water. More bad news, I got severe cramp in my left leg in the evening - presumably thanks to all that clutch work !
E-Types at Southern Day (Large).JPG
E-Type Forum Stand Southern Day 2011 (Large).JPG

One of the images shows a row of Mk10 420Gs is any one going to speak up to who the cars belonged to

Im sure the Bulletin Board readers would love to hear about those cars

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