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Building my first Austin Seven car
Are you happy with the way your legacy is panning out? I know we all are!
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Seven owner in now living in Wales blushes.
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Personalised plate?  YD = Young Daisy? Young Dunford?

...and wheel discs, wow - you're just showing off now! 

Looking forward to seeing the 'driving day' going well for you (and Dad...).
True satisfaction is the delayed fulfilment of ancient wish
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I hope you're going to give those wheel discs a right old fettling with the Solvol-Autosol, Daisy. I want them so shiny the Colour Sergeant Bourne would be proud of you!

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We’re ‘ere because we’re ‘ere lad!
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Daisy, if you are considering modern purples for the paint for your van you might want to consider the purple used on MGBs, Marinas , and Minis etc called "BLACK TULIP".  It is a non metallic colour that is rich and vibrant and should be still listed in your auto paint supplier's catalog for the mixing information.

Great work.
Stephen
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Ford also did a Black Tulip; I had a Triumph Vitesse which had been repainted in that colour:

   
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I tried to get a photo of the van today at the Scottish Austin Seven Clubs, Young Drivers Event, however, it really is " High Speed"

   
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After seeing that picture you might want to paint it green and yellow and call it "The Golden Arrow", after the famous southern region locomotive/train:

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Brill shot of Daisy's car!
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