[tonrag]

Originally Posted by akshay_ritz

Thank you so much for sharing your experiences sir.

Thanks, Akshay, that is very generous of you. I'm glad you enjoy the thread as much as we enjoyed the drive!

Originally Posted by Thad E Ginathom

I'm curious as to how many times you have to inch backwards and forwards to get Swami into his "alcove?"

Three times. I've worked that to a nicety!
Thanks for your appreciation too. And you certainly have a nice Mridangam like name!

[Thad E Ginathom]

Originally Posted by tonrag

Three times. I've worked that to a nicety!

Goodness. It can take me more than that to get into bigger parking space!

Thanks for your appreciation too. And you certainly have a nice Mridangam like name!

Yes... Seven beats!

[motorguy]

This is one of the most interesting threads that I have read on team-bhp. It reads like a passionate love story with Swami and I really admire the relations that you both as a couple have - and the guts to go on a trip with Swami.
Reading about the fuel pump failure - I could never have the guts to go on a 700km trip on a vintage classic.

[Nick Mayne]

Swami, do you have a high quality photograph (500Kb or over) of the Austin 7 and some history ie, year, import date, previous owners etc ? I would like that to include in presentation of A7s abroad at the UK Centenary in July this year. I ma not so good at using Team BHP so if you could send that to my email nickbomayne@tiscali.co.uk it would be helpful
Hope you can help, Nick Mayne in the UK

[tonrag]

Hello, Nick. My apologies for not replying earlier. I saw your message today. I will send you a good picture right away

[karlosdeville]

Here are a couple of interesting news snippets from Auto India Magazine, Feb 1995 and March 1996, speaking of the Austin Seven Club of India, Jodhpur. Wonder what happened to it.