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V plate dark green cdx or elite saloon- A10
« on: 30 September 2008, 19:33:24 »

Close to south mimms...you are soooo f-ing lucky I choose not to drive over you when you cut me up by the Services.

Rest assured if there's another repeat I WILL DRIVE MY TANKER ALL OVER YOU!!!!!!!

Rant over.
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Re: V plate dark green cdx or elite saloon- A10
« Reply #1 on: 30 September 2008, 22:14:42 »

 :o :o - wasn't me mines silver
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Re: V plate dark green cdx or elite saloon- A10
« Reply #2 on: 30 September 2008, 22:27:41 »

Mine's green, but never been near South Mimms in my life.
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Just goes to show some Miggy drivers are awful, like the very dirty gold/champane one that goes down Allington lane most mornings about 7am and 3inches from my bootlid in the fog/mist/rain, he must have the best eyesight of any driver I have ever seen.  ::)
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Re: V plate dark green cdx or elite saloon- A10
« Reply #3 on: 30 September 2008, 22:38:48 »

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Mine's green, but never been near South Mimms in my life.
 :o
Just goes to show some Miggy drivers are awful, like the very dirty gold/champane one that goes down Allington lane most mornings about 7am and 3inches from my bootlid in the fog/mist/rain, he must have the best eyesight of any driver I have ever seen.  ::)

Is that the 'rat run' just down the road from Fair Oak to Botley?  knew it well once, cutting through in a Ford Cortina from 1976 to 1982, with other drivers just like that one you metion! ;D ;)

Back to the thread, I have a green miggy, and I travelled down past Minns Services................





























.......................................over ten days ago and my miggy is a 'W' reg! ::) ::) Phew!! ;D ;D ;D ;)  
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Re: V plate dark green cdx or elite saloon- A10
« Reply #4 on: 30 September 2008, 23:25:16 »

It wasn't me either! ;D
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Re: V plate dark green cdx or elite saloon- A10
« Reply #5 on: 30 September 2008, 23:32:05 »

not me boss......................mines black  ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Re: V plate dark green cdx or elite saloon- A10
« Reply #6 on: 30 September 2008, 23:33:31 »

Not been near South Mimms since 1996 and that was in a Rover 827.  :y
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Re: V plate dark green cdx or elite saloon- A10
« Reply #7 on: 01 October 2008, 07:59:20 »

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Mine's green, but never been near South Mimms in my life.
 :o
Just goes to show some Miggy drivers are awful, like the very dirty gold/champane one that goes down Allington lane most mornings about 7am and 3inches from my bootlid in the fog/mist/rain, he must have the best eyesight of any driver I have ever seen.  ::)

Is that the 'rat run' just down the road from Fair Oak to Botley?  knew it well once, cutting through in a Ford Cortina from 1976 to 1982, with other drivers just like that one you metion! ;D ;)

Back to the thread, I have a green miggy, and I travelled down past Minns Services................




























.......................................over ten days ago and my miggy is a 'W' reg! ::) ::) Phew!! ;D ;D ;D ;)  



Hi Lizzie
It is indeed, except it goes from Fair Oak to West End now. You must be a very well travelled person, in fairness to the road it can be fun at the right time of day, but not in rush hour madness. Allthough it was once a country lane it is now a normal main road that is busy most of the day.

Mike
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Re: V plate dark green cdx or elite saloon- A10
« Reply #8 on: 01 October 2008, 09:17:10 »

Its fits my description........


.....but I dont go south of the gap!


Plus, I would be driving fairly sedately to conserve fuel.

One question, how do some lorries get round the speed limiter, had a Uk registered one pass me at 70+ this morning (40ft Artic)
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Re: V plate dark green cdx or elite saloon- A10
« Reply #9 on: 01 October 2008, 09:31:13 »

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Its fits my description........


.....but I dont go south of the gap!


Plus, I would be driving fairly sedately to conserve fuel.

One question, how do some lorries get round the speed limiter, had a Uk registered one pass me at 70+ this morning (40ft Artic)

Whats the deal on A roads? Some crawl at 45mph, some do the full 60.

same sized trucks too.

Once was past by a nicked 40ft Artic, he was doing 90+  :o
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Re: V plate dark green cdx or elite saloon- A10
« Reply #10 on: 01 October 2008, 09:38:51 »

there are a few tricks to get round the limit more so on the older lorries
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Re: V plate dark green cdx or elite saloon- A10
« Reply #11 on: 01 October 2008, 09:49:58 »

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Its fits my description........


.....but I dont go south of the gap!


Plus, I would be driving fairly sedately to conserve fuel.

One question, how do some lorries get round the speed limiter, had a Uk registered one pass me at 70+ this morning (40ft Artic)

Whats the deal on A roads? Some crawl at 45mph, some do the full 60.

same sized trucks too.

Once was past by a nicked 40ft Artic, he was doing 90+  :o

National speed limit for a HGV on single carriageways is 40 MPH.

http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAndTransport/Highwaycode/DG_070304

.. and I would be very surprised if a HGV engine was still pulling at 90 MPH. They have quite narrow power bands and I seriously doubt they'd be geared to do significantly than the governed speed. Otherwise the top couple of gears would be redundant.

Kevin
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Re: V plate dark green cdx or elite saloon- A10
« Reply #12 on: 01 October 2008, 09:55:21 »

The Uk speed limits are:

VehicleBuilt up area    
(street lit)  
Single
Carriageway  
Dual
Carriageway  
Motorway  
30mph60mph70mph70mph
Car/Bike
30mph50mph60mph60mph
Car & Pikey Wagon/Trailer
30mph50mph60mph70mph
Bus
30mph50mph60mph70mph
Lorry - less than 7.5 tonne
30mph40mph50mph60mph
Lorry - more than 7.5 tonne

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Re: V plate dark green cdx or elite saloon- A10
« Reply #13 on: 01 October 2008, 10:08:39 »

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Close to south mimms...you are soooo f-ing lucky I choose not to drive over you when you cut me up by the Services.

Rest assured if there's another repeat I WILL DRIVE MY TANKER ALL OVER YOU!!!!!!!

Rant over.
Gotta catch me first ;D


Only, if it was me, you're colour blind, as mine was Silver R reg (not been near South Mimms for a few months) or a Blue T reg :)
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Re: V plate dark green cdx or elite saloon- A10
« Reply #14 on: 01 October 2008, 11:05:22 »

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Mine's green, but never been near South Mimms in my life.
 :o
Just goes to show some Miggy drivers are awful, like the very dirty gold/champane one that goes down Allington lane most mornings about 7am and 3inches from my bootlid in the fog/mist/rain, he must have the best eyesight of any driver I have ever seen.  ::)

Is that the 'rat run' just down the road from Fair Oak to Botley?  knew it well once, cutting through in a Ford Cortina from 1976 to 1982, with other drivers just like that one you metion! ;D ;)

Back to the thread, I have a green miggy, and I travelled down past Minns Services................




























.......................................over ten days ago and my miggy is a 'W' reg! ::) ::) Phew!! ;D ;D ;D ;)  



Hi Lizzie
It is indeed, except it goes from Fair Oak to West End now. You must be a very well travelled person, in fairness to the road it can be fun at the right time of day, but not in rush hour madness. Allthough it was once a country lane it is now a normal main road that is busy most of the day.

Mike

That is how I remember it Mike, and actually I really meant West End not Botley; my memory nowadays!! ::) ::) ::) ::)

Yes as I was brought up in a Royal Navy family that moved on average every 18 months over 26 years, then being a business woman who controlled areas / regions / divisions spread over the whole of the South of England, then the whole Country, you could say I am well travelled!! ;D ;D ;D ;)

I revisited Fair Oak about 8 years ago and couldn't believe how much has changed, especially with houses everywhere and new roads! :o :o :o  

When I first moved into Fair Oak (4 Brook Road) the village was separate from Eastleigh, and gradually we saw building start to connect it all up, and now........ :o :o :o :o :o :o
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