Midlands Nano Meets

Record here any feedback from the meet, maybe a comment on the venue, thanks to someone who helped you, or if you had work done on your car how did it go, or anything else you wish to mention

Thanks to all, especially Les who helped with my bumper removal to reconnect my headlight cluster, much appreciated. Also to Mike for the wing repeater for the indicators. Appopogies for my early departure but grandchildren needed to be taken home. Good to meet new people (Mike from Tewkesbury) and old friends again. Have a great day all. Here's to the next one.

Well another good turn out despite the weather later on. A few jobs done too, so a busy morning.

Sad one for me, first meet in 11yrs not in a 75 or ZT , don't worry I'll still be coming to the meets

A personal thanks to anyone who took the freebies, or I sold some bits too, helping keep these cars on the road.

See you all in September

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Was great to see you all again!
Sad to hear about the car, Scott, but very grateful for the flash new gubbins in mine

Always great to see so many of the cars together!

See you all again in September.

Thanks to all for a great day out. I got the long awaited powerfolds fitted with guidance from some very knowledgeable helpers. The doors are pretty heavy so I hope any back aches don't linger too long.
Thanks again.

A nice meet, all of us doing what we enjoy, meeting old and new friends sharing knowledge and helping others work on our Rovers. So another great nano meet. Will see you all at the next nano.

Les

The was not to bad new steering wheel air and cowling sorted out powersteering as above sorted out, weather was ok until later afternoon by which time i had left for personal reasons, cancelled fan due to the condenser being corroded to a point it would have had no fins left if it was removed, so a job for next meet, thank you to all whom attended overall 15 cars so not to bad, only couple of meets left for this year so if anyone want to get jobs sorted those will be your last chance for 2025

Nice to see everyone, can't believe we've been having these meetings for 15 years now.
Had some useful pointers to rectify some mainly cosmetic defects on my newly acquired 75 260.
Got home safely after a little hiccup as I left the meeting which has not recurred.

Bernard wrote:Nice to see everyone, can't believe we've been having these meetings for 15 years now.
Had some useful pointers to rectify some mainly cosmetic defects on my newly acquired 75 260.
Got home safely after a little hiccup as I left the meeting which has not recurred.[/quot

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Hi Bernard.
Glad to hear you got home safely, i was a bit concerned about your journey back home with the OBD reader still attached, thinking about it later that evening i wonder if when you initially tried to start the car if it was completely in the park position, if it wasn't then maybe the ECU thought there was a fault, but did not register it, because as you and i know we checked the DTC and no fault codes came up, but we/you decided to clear all DTC which was done and the car started.

Maybe it was one of those nasty little electrical gremlins we all suffer on occasions without no reasoning Arctic.