Northern Meet 5
#152
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by wrx:
<B>I am probably coming up with the Birmingham crew on Sunday so add a model 00 DBM, UK spec to your list
C U there[/quote]
wrx,
hope to see you on Sunday - please make a post in
<B>I am probably coming up with the Birmingham crew on Sunday so add a model 00 DBM, UK spec to your list
C U there[/quote]
wrx,
hope to see you on Sunday - please make a post in
#153
See you there people with my MY98 Impreza with Prodrive rear wing, PPP, Prodrive suspension, colour coded body kit, piper X induction kit, PIAA driving lamps, stainless exhaust system and 17" super T's.
Oh yes fury dice as well !!! (LOL)
Daz.
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Oh yes fury dice as well !!! (LOL)
Daz.
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by BOB.T:
<B>Andy, I'm in the Fiesta, we can tag along at the back if you like! Anyway, as it says at the top, it's not a race, plus I'd really like to keep my license!
Bob[/quote]
And me. RWD, "Only" 173bhp but I am not used to the car yet having only been driving it for 4 days so I will be one of the 'backmarkers' as well.
I am there for the cars, socialising and food though - I too want to keep the license
DW - Cant wait now!!!
<B>Andy, I'm in the Fiesta, we can tag along at the back if you like! Anyway, as it says at the top, it's not a race, plus I'd really like to keep my license!
Bob[/quote]
And me. RWD, "Only" 173bhp but I am not used to the car yet having only been driving it for 4 days so I will be one of the 'backmarkers' as well.
I am there for the cars, socialising and food though - I too want to keep the license
DW - Cant wait now!!!
#156
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Bugger, just one little joke about my bro's girlfriend's @rse, and he won't lend me his Car. What an ignorant tw@t
However, today things have started to look a bit brighter: I'm taking the Boss's New Range Rover for a new tyre on Fri Afternoon, To be returned on Monday (Offered to take it for him - <B>Brown</B>ie Points )
Just have to make sure he doesn't check the mileage tomorrow .
Thing is i feel like a right tw@t driving that thing. Seeing a 19 year old driving,
people constantly bombard me with "Daddy's Boy " Comments... Well I'm not, just a quick thinking young lad who can pull the wool over the bosses eyes
If I'm there, You'll not miss me!!!
<B><I>Andy A</I></B>
<I>Donations for Gas Guzzler Accepted kindly</I>
PS. What time's everyone going Home?
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However, today things have started to look a bit brighter: I'm taking the Boss's New Range Rover for a new tyre on Fri Afternoon, To be returned on Monday (Offered to take it for him - <B>Brown</B>ie Points )
Just have to make sure he doesn't check the mileage tomorrow .
Thing is i feel like a right tw@t driving that thing. Seeing a 19 year old driving,
people constantly bombard me with "Daddy's Boy " Comments... Well I'm not, just a quick thinking young lad who can pull the wool over the bosses eyes
If I'm there, You'll not miss me!!!
<B><I>Andy A</I></B>
<I>Donations for Gas Guzzler Accepted kindly</I>
PS. What time's everyone going Home?
[This message has been edited by Avi (edited 26 April 2001).]
[This message has been edited by Avi (edited 26 April 2001).]
#160
MTR,
can you give us a rough idea of how far the finish is from the start?
I notice from DaveD's post above,that NM4 finished near Sheffield which would be a bit of a trek back to sunny Cumbria (sorry to sound like a wuss!!)
Cheers,
Pete.
can you give us a rough idea of how far the finish is from the start?
I notice from DaveD's post above,that NM4 finished near Sheffield which would be a bit of a trek back to sunny Cumbria (sorry to sound like a wuss!!)
Cheers,
Pete.
#163
PeteT,
NM4 finished just outside Holmfirth, not Sheffield, alhough we had headed farther East before the finish.
NM5 will finish within a 25 mile radius of the start, heading North.
I don't want to be any more definate than that, for security reasons.
You will not be finishing on the East coast, well I won't be, but as for the rst of you, well who knows.
Cheers MTR
NM4 finished just outside Holmfirth, not Sheffield, alhough we had headed farther East before the finish.
NM5 will finish within a 25 mile radius of the start, heading North.
I don't want to be any more definate than that, for security reasons.
You will not be finishing on the East coast, well I won't be, but as for the rst of you, well who knows.
Cheers MTR
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Pramrace
I sent you an e-mail about meeting us for a convoy up tp Birch on sunday.Did you get it and do you want to meet up?
Can you let me know please.
Thanks
Chris
I sent you an e-mail about meeting us for a convoy up tp Birch on sunday.Did you get it and do you want to meet up?
Can you let me know please.
Thanks
Chris
#167
Wow, what a gathering of cars.
Hope we can keep the midlands group together. Normally 10 cars would be too many, but considering the number attending, it is OK. On meet 4 we went off in groups of 4 or 5.
A WORD OF CAUTION TO EVERYBODY
On a recent Tamworth run I did not reset the trip and after getting stuck behind a car was playing catch up. I knew the hump back bridge was around somewhere, but it was too late. Broken windscreen and set off the air bags. The car flew for about 20yards at a height of 3 feet and landed on the front towing hooks. Cost me £350, cost the insurace company £2700.
So take care on unfamilar roads, but most of all enjoy the day and have fun.
Jon
Hope we can keep the midlands group together. Normally 10 cars would be too many, but considering the number attending, it is OK. On meet 4 we went off in groups of 4 or 5.
A WORD OF CAUTION TO EVERYBODY
On a recent Tamworth run I did not reset the trip and after getting stuck behind a car was playing catch up. I knew the hump back bridge was around somewhere, but it was too late. Broken windscreen and set off the air bags. The car flew for about 20yards at a height of 3 feet and landed on the front towing hooks. Cost me £350, cost the insurace company £2700.
So take care on unfamilar roads, but most of all enjoy the day and have fun.
Jon
#170
Bob.T,Dream Weaver and anyone else
What time at Prestons BMW then ?
I will shoot up the 65 from Accy to meet,i'll get there around 0920 (on call at work though)if i dont see you at Prestons look out for me at Birch.
Works Cool But Not On Sundays!!!!!
What time at Prestons BMW then ?
I will shoot up the 65 from Accy to meet,i'll get there around 0920 (on call at work though)if i dont see you at Prestons look out for me at Birch.
Works Cool But Not On Sundays!!!!!
#171
John Felstead,
Go on be a devil, bring the Westfield.
Just use a degree of self control, and let a whole bunch of car nuts see what is obviously a pretty rare car.
Cheers MTR
Go on be a devil, bring the Westfield.
Just use a degree of self control, and let a whole bunch of car nuts see what is obviously a pretty rare car.
Cheers MTR
#172
Well i am suposed to be racing the Esprit at Cadwell Park today (29th) but doing a final safety check tonight we found a cracked rose joint in the front suspension, do we have a spare this size, do we ****.
I am well cheesed off!! but relieved we found this crack before it let go on track.
So what do i do?
Sod it, i am coming too.
Shall i bring the Scooby on new SO2's, perfect for the wet or shall i bring the Westie on virtual slicks, scary in the wet?
I'll see how nuts i am feeling in the morning.
Where's my waterproofs?? LOL
I am well cheesed off!! but relieved we found this crack before it let go on track.
So what do i do?
Sod it, i am coming too.
Shall i bring the Scooby on new SO2's, perfect for the wet or shall i bring the Westie on virtual slicks, scary in the wet?
I'll see how nuts i am feeling in the morning.
Where's my waterproofs?? LOL
#174
Big thanks to MTR for such a well organized run.
The route was spot on with plenty good bends and straights.
I think I should have fitted the mini mudflaps before we set off though !!
Hope everyone returned home safely, and I look forward to another quality day out soon..........
Once again, thanks MTR,
Craig.
The route was spot on with plenty good bends and straights.
I think I should have fitted the mini mudflaps before we set off though !!
Hope everyone returned home safely, and I look forward to another quality day out soon..........
Once again, thanks MTR,
Craig.
#175
Cheers Martin, brill day, shame it had to end, I think a camping trip next time would be cool, we can all swap woddles etc...Just fitted my mudflaps,easy as pie and look the biz too ! Give C/Coomb some thought, it should be a great day out !
#176
Hello all,
Well 78 cars turned up at the start, but Stratman, Dicken, Sparkplug(my friend Tony) and the couple in the Evo 4 or 5,only came to say hello.
So 74 cars actually on the run.
A good turn out, but once again 28 cars that had registered an interest failed to show.
The 22B looked stunning as usual (cheers Paul)
The 2 Stratos replicas were both amazing to look at and to LISTEN to.
The Marcos Mantis was LOUD.
The EVO 5 was LOUD in colour eh Barney
The two Audi TT's were a nice change.
The Cosworth Sierra was a nice bit of retro.
The proliferation of various Imprezas was a very good cross section of the Marque, but I cannot specify each type that was there, as my head was in a spin.
Oh and Bob T's Fiesta, cool
Pramrace decided he liked the look of the North West and decided to explore a large section of it. so he wins the farthest distance traveled on a 55 mile run award.
But he and his passengers got there in the end, so thats all that matters.
I hope you enjoyed yourselves.
The Police at the start and finish were cordial and very understanding.
Once again thanks for your attendance. You all make the run something to remember.
I hope you all had as good a time, as I did.
Cheers MTR
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Well 78 cars turned up at the start, but Stratman, Dicken, Sparkplug(my friend Tony) and the couple in the Evo 4 or 5,only came to say hello.
So 74 cars actually on the run.
A good turn out, but once again 28 cars that had registered an interest failed to show.
The 22B looked stunning as usual (cheers Paul)
The 2 Stratos replicas were both amazing to look at and to LISTEN to.
The Marcos Mantis was LOUD.
The EVO 5 was LOUD in colour eh Barney
The two Audi TT's were a nice change.
The Cosworth Sierra was a nice bit of retro.
The proliferation of various Imprezas was a very good cross section of the Marque, but I cannot specify each type that was there, as my head was in a spin.
Oh and Bob T's Fiesta, cool
Pramrace decided he liked the look of the North West and decided to explore a large section of it. so he wins the farthest distance traveled on a 55 mile run award.
But he and his passengers got there in the end, so thats all that matters.
I hope you enjoyed yourselves.
The Police at the start and finish were cordial and very understanding.
Once again thanks for your attendance. You all make the run something to remember.
I hope you all had as good a time, as I did.
Cheers MTR
[This message has been edited by MTR (edited 29 April 2001).]
#178
[QUOTE]Originally posted by MTR:
Once again thanks for your attendance. You all make the run something to remember.
I hope you all had as good a time, as I did.
I certainly did. Thanks for all the effort that you put into organising this event. Due to sheer numbers, couldn't find people I knew at the start and had to make new friends
Super run and the sun came out (eventually). You didn't mention the Marcos. Loud enough to,UNINTENTIONALLY, frighten a pony midway thro. Made a couple of detours from the official route, was Pramrace the reason I ended up following a convoy of scoobs through Huddersfield town centre?
Hope you can get back for the Dales run.
CU
Once again thanks for your attendance. You all make the run something to remember.
I hope you all had as good a time, as I did.
I certainly did. Thanks for all the effort that you put into organising this event. Due to sheer numbers, couldn't find people I knew at the start and had to make new friends
Super run and the sun came out (eventually). You didn't mention the Marcos. Loud enough to,UNINTENTIONALLY, frighten a pony midway thro. Made a couple of detours from the official route, was Pramrace the reason I ended up following a convoy of scoobs through Huddersfield town centre?
Hope you can get back for the Dales run.
CU
#180
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MTR
Sorry I couldn't make it, Trying to find transport was aproblem, Ended up with a mate's Bike.
Was awoken this morning by the rain pounding against the bedroom window.
Unfortunately History tells me that Me+Bike+Rain are a painful combination
I'll be expecting loads of piccies tho'... Surely there will be loads
Looking forward to NM6 <I>In a Scooby this time!! </I>
<I><B>Andy A</I></B>
Sorry I couldn't make it, Trying to find transport was aproblem, Ended up with a mate's Bike.
Was awoken this morning by the rain pounding against the bedroom window.
Unfortunately History tells me that Me+Bike+Rain are a painful combination
I'll be expecting loads of piccies tho'... Surely there will be loads
Looking forward to NM6 <I>In a Scooby this time!! </I>
<I><B>Andy A</I></B>