Hi Craig.
I really am so very pleased that you have managed to save the 303S. Still can't quite believe it and keep turning on my computer to just do a quick double check
They are, how can I put it, ....erm.... cute? They really do appeal to me and stir memories of my childhood.
My Aunty Madge and Uncle Arnold owned a Mk72, which did good service through till circa 1986, when it was replaced by a 6030 Quartz Plus.
As mentioned previously, another Aunt and Uncle (Margaret & Ed) owned a Mk300 and its matching Supa-Dry Mk200.
They moved to a new house circa 1984 which had a purple kitchen and, with the old Mk300 beginning to look a tad tatty, Uncle Ed repainted it purple to match the units. Of course we all go 'noooooooooooooooo' now, but its coat of purple paint enabled it to survive a bit longer until the kitchen refit occurred and it was replaced by a Hotpoint 95450.
It was then a long wait till 2007, before I saw another in the form of Mike's superb Mk72.
There was never a Mk303 in my family and your Mk303S is the very first image of that particular variant that I have ever seen.
Has helped bring a smile to my face, after what has turned out to be a complicated weekend.
Anyways - roll on some more photos and will keep an eye on Youtube to await the videos. Cannot wait!
Let us know how things progress.
Paul