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Angus & Tessa, with our '96 1.6 K-Series Super Sport. Pic taken at Spa

Welcome to our website, dedicated to our Caterham 7 ownership experience. You will find information of our travels all around Europe, our track day experiences, details of the Caterham 7 models and cartoons that I create, technical info and help and some examples of my design work. You will also find many pictures - please be patient - they are all small files and hopefully are worth waiting for! Use the menu on the left to navigate, or the 'forward/back' icons at the bottom of each page.


  New Area Meet Pics   Surrey Xmas Party   Caterham Festival
         CSR Launch  NEW Mini Caterham       Tessa's Birthday
               Keevil  Caterham Dartford Ferrari 550 Power runs
Video links are back up thanks to Gavin who is hosting...and see below for some Festive Pics!!
          7 Re-Build     'Out of Box' Car


Today our car reached the magic mileage of 77,777 miles, on the way back from buying the engagement ring in Windsor! (Lower figure is cars mileage - upper figure is the trip metre that I was able to set for the picture!)


Just a few seasonal extras! Some of these pictures appear elsewhere, but thought I would collect a few here for a few weeks!


Simon Lambert, from Caterham's Aftersales, sent me this picture of his Caterham taken a few years ago - see story below in Simon's words....

..."The picture doesn't tell the whole story by a long way.  We live in what was the epicentre of the '03 blizzard.  Whilst most local workers got stuck at hotels etc (sleeping on floors), I managed to make it all the way from Dartford to the bottom of my hill - including through country lanes, thick thick snow, some worrying moments and countless abandoned cars.  I won't say it was fun.

About 1/2 the 50 mile journey was fine, it was the other half that took four hours.  But amongst friends and family, it seems I had the best time!  CR500's and a light car seem to work (don't understand this)... The hill was too much for me and everyone else - but not our old Land Rover, so we dragged it the last few hundred metres home and left it where it is in the pic.

The next morning, there were 'parked' cars everywhere.   With the roads impassable, I stayed at home (instead of going to Aston Martin, as I was meant to), and took the picture when it was light enough. Yes it was damn cold.  I used to keep a thermometer in the car.  Minus 5degc was the coldest journey INSIDE that I had.  Praise be to M&S skiing thermals!"

Good to see that Caterham staff also use the cars for every type of journey, in all weathers, all year round!

Just outside the Circuit at Crois en Ternoise, Northern France. We had driven over - on a day trip - for a days circuit driving on one of their Test Days - unfortunately the track was closed - roof was up because despite this shot, we had just come through sleet and snow, on un-salted or gritted roads - good fun actually!


Sunny Balham, London, where our car lived outside for 18 months.



          Club Meets          Summer 04       Le Mans Bugatti
    MSE Academy Day        Hullavington    British GP & Testing
       Goodwood 2004      Arch Motorsports       Andrew's Aero
    General Galleries                Tyres Chassis & Suspension
             Engine           Electrical             Cooling
       General Tech      Differential (LSD)        Rolling Road

Finally they are here -
I have added lots of
small video clips in the
new section - click the 
cartoon on the left!
This section will be
updated frequently.
Out-of-a-Box Designs  Fully equiped film car


All images and text © 2003 Angus Davidson
All rights reserved, unauthorized duplication or use strictly prohibited - unless you ask!


                                                             


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