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Posted: Mon Apr 10, 06 11:20 am
by RobTwin
Thanks Steve, pretty good turn out then.
Should be at that Corvette do in June, the promise of those Merlins, a rolling road (if it's still planned to be there) and hopefully some of us lot there should provide enough distraction for the day from all those hairdressers cars ......
Posted: Mon Apr 10, 06 11:26 am
by AllKiller
True, trying to find out more about the rolling road,
Cos it'll be only for vettes i bet, until they get bored or too scared to show their REAL, RWHP
Posted: Mon Apr 10, 06 12:01 pm
by Anonymous
RobTwin wrote:Shame you couldnt be there Steve. Well worth a visit to Duxford one day; fair bit more there than at Hendon - will be no-contest when the new hangar's finished.
Out of interest, how many Mustangs were there at Hendon? Think there was about 30 of 'us' at Duxford (inc a few non-Mopes).
Heard a couple of times lately that they often struggle to get cars to their meets, strange considering the size of their club (twice as big as ours?)
http://www.mach1mustang.co.uk/MyAlbum/hendon.htm
Duxford
Posted: Mon Apr 10, 06 1:01 pm
by Anonymous
Well all i will say is HAVE YOU BOOKED IT FOR NEXT YEAR YET
Posted: Mon Apr 10, 06 1:27 pm
by RobTwin
Sandy wrote:RobTwin wrote:Shame you couldnt be there Steve. Well worth a visit to Duxford one day; fair bit more there than at Hendon - will be no-contest when the new hangar's finished.
Out of interest, how many Mustangs were there at Hendon? Think there was about 30 of 'us' at Duxford (inc a few non-Mopes).
Heard a couple of times lately that they often struggle to get cars to their meets, strange considering the size of their club (twice as big as ours?)
http://www.mach1mustang.co.uk/MyAlbum/hendon.htm
Thanks Sandy, looks like I'll have to eat my words. Not a bad turn out I suppose!
At least we had more room to park at Duxford - didnt have to worry about car park dents & scratches!
Keith... has who booked what??
Posted: Mon Apr 10, 06 1:42 pm
by AllKiller
The Mustangs had their own section of the car park....all other had to park down the end, the few other cars in the car park were owners other cars
duxford
Posted: Mon Apr 10, 06 4:20 pm
by Anonymous
what i meant is i loved it so much that could we book Duxford for next year
Posted: Mon Apr 10, 06 5:08 pm
by RobTwin
Ohh, I see!!
Matt was talking about that when we were there, saying there had been suggestions to open it up to other makes & make it more of a musclecar meet (bit like the way the Nats is going I suppose), and possibly later in the year to avoid the snow & hailstones!
Guess we'll have to wait and see. Maybe it'll be put to the vote
Posted: Mon Apr 10, 06 6:04 pm
by BUDGIE
Great venue for the future, deffo LATER in the year
next time. Awesome
collection of war bird's, just superb
you really do need the entire day there.
Guy, how come you missed that stang out of your pic's
B.T.W. anyone know who owns the nostalgic look sign written 64 Belv
that was for sale, it went early so didn't get the tel.no.
Nice to see you braved the elements and brought the Coronet out Paul, well
done mate, nice to see her again
Posted: Mon Apr 10, 06 6:32 pm
by Blue
That was Mojo Budgie, I don't have his number but someone here will...
Posted: Mon Apr 10, 06 7:29 pm
by Anonymous
More importantly, who brought the Buick ?
And the Skyline ?
Posted: Mon Apr 10, 06 8:26 pm
by Blue
Skyline belongs to Megla but I dunno who owns the Buick...
Posted: Mon Apr 10, 06 8:32 pm
by Anonymous
Blue wrote:Skyline belongs to Megla but I dunno who owns the Buick...
He was behind me on the way home. I'd love to know what speed we reached as my speedo doesn't work and it said 120mph!
Posted: Mon Apr 10, 06 8:43 pm
by Guy
Sorry Mal didnt mean to miss out the Mussie so just for you
Posted: Mon Apr 10, 06 8:48 pm
by Alex
So where is the pic of the supersonic Saxo then Guy? eh? eh??