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"PS: [I]Picking up on the other forum discussion on Fighter's knobs[/i], it seems Mr. Silverton is honouring the aeroplane heritage in detail design in the cars. This is good, in my view, as it has a sense of authenticity rather than branding. I have always enjoyed the no-nonsense design aspect of aero, milspec functionality. I like the idea that a gauge is held in by screws I can see, rather than requiring special tools or disassembly of half the dash in order to get to change the bulb on an instrument. It is an ethos of the company, and of its aficionados on this forum."

Hi
First post on this forum. My I ask what other forum is being referd to in the above post? Many thanks.

Regards

AlanD
Sydney

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Originally Posted by AlanD (Post 1711)

"PS: Picking up on the other forum discussion on Fighter's knobs, it seems Mr. Silverton is honouring the aeroplane heritage in detail design in the cars. This is good, in my view, as it has a sense of authenticity rather than branding. I have always enjoyed the no-nonsense design aspect of aero, milspec functionality. I like the idea that a gauge is held in by screws I can see, rather than requiring special tools or disassembly of half the dash in order to get to change the bulb on an instrument. It is an ethos of the company, and of its aficionados on this forum."

Hi
First post on this forum. My I ask what other forum is being referd to in the above post? Many thanks.

Regards

AlanD
Sydney

Alan

See http://www.bristolcars.info/forums/b...te-2007-a.html

Cheers
Claude