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Old 1st December 2017, 16:27   #1
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Default My 75 doing a wedding run

My wife's pal as just asked her if i would drive her to the church in my 75. How nice is that, she likes the car enough to ask
Looking forward to giving the car a good going over, wheels off valet the works.
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Old 1st December 2017, 16:56   #2
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I hope you charged her...

You’ll need to fit your embossed head rests in time...
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Old 1st December 2017, 17:25   #3
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I hope you charged her...

You’ll need to fit your embossed head rests in time...
Cheers, i will need to get these collected.
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Old 1st December 2017, 19:44   #4
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I borrowed my old Moonstone Green 75 back for a wedding run in the summer, bride and groom delighted. Must admit my son in law, who now owns it (at 238000 miles!) keeps it looking nice, but did a great job in presenting it at its best on the day.
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Old 1st December 2017, 20:01   #5
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Remember to put the passenger seat forward and upright and sit the bride on the passenger side - as well as pull up with that side to the pavement, both on pickup and drop off.


--make sure the door shut is spotless! (and no grease on the lock loop)

I've done the 'prom night' thing in the past but never a wedding.
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Old 1st December 2017, 20:36   #6
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My first ZT was used as a wedding car for a friend's sister. I was beyond delighted to offer my services.
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Old 2nd December 2017, 09:30   #7
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Remember to put the passenger seat forward and upright and sit the bride on the passenger side - as well as pull up with that side to the pavement, both on pickup and drop off.


--make sure the door shut is spotless! (and no grease on the lock loop)

I've done the 'prom night' thing in the past but never a wedding.
Thanks for the tips, will make sure its spotless and seat moved forward.
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