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Neither the Porsche nor the kit car are running 100% at the moment so I'll need to get one or the other sorted to avoid having to turn up in my beaten up old estate!
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Neither the Porsche nor the kit car are running 100% at the moment so I'll need to get one or the other sorted to avoid having to turn up in my beaten up old estate!
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Well, I've got a Porsche 'box so I s'pose that counts. My SVA is on the 18th so with luck, I'll try to make it along (to show you how it should be built Dom
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Ted has kindly put up a calender entry for this, so you can add it to your profile if you want. If you're coming let people know, so they can say hello... or conveniently arrange an excuse not to attend
www.pistonheads.com/members/calendar/displayEvent.asp?id=2827
I'm fairly local so hope to make it along and meet some of you guys. Neither the Porsche nor the kit car are running 100% at the moment so I'll need to get one or the other sorted to avoid having to turn up in my beaten up old estate!
Chris
Just a quick note to remind everyone, epsecially those who didn't attend VW today, that Domster has organised a pub meet in Wycombe for sunday 23rd March.
23 attendees already according to the calander, with two weeks to go.
DAZ
Let's try and get some serious Porker presence.
Excellent.
All these PHers turning up with track grime on the cars gives me an excuse not to get the power washer out, NOT!!
DAZ
PS - SFV, Ref previous Nurburg Ring discussions on another thread, hotel/guesthouse booked for thursday 22nd through to leaving sunday 25th May for a party of 10 including myself, Domster, Iguana, Jonboysmart, S3_MCD and possibly Verysideways.
>> Edited by dazren (moderator) on Sunday 9th March 22:41
MC, you're most welcome.
Of course your professional colleagues time would be wasted, as the sort of things they enjoy investigating is normally only carried out by responsible PHers on airfield days and on the continent, nowhere near Wycombe & Maidenhead.
cheers
DAZ
Great - you don't mess around! - party of ten's impressive. I shall definitely come along to Wycombe on the 23rd to say Hi, and of course, to have a Pie.
Have arranged a local meet for any Wycombites, seeing as PetrolTed has moved to the general area, so it is now officially PH central
www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=30390&f=65&h=0
Any locals (or anyone willing to visit 'the Jewel of the Chilterns') would be very welcome.
The meet will be at The Old Queen's Head, HP10 8EY on Sunday 23rd March at midday.
Guy has arranged some dancers from The White Horse and iguana is supplying the nurses and tranquilisers. Errr, see previous posts if that joke is lost on you.
Hope to see some of you there.
Cheers
Domster
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