#1 E-Type Club Weekend - 25-26th July
Posted: Fri Jul 17, 2015 10:54 am
I will be there on both days, anyone on here going? [/quote]
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E-Type Club Weekend - 25-26th July
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#2
Posted: Fri Jul 17, 2015 2:23 pm
I'll be there! Doing the Isle of Man tour first, then straight on to the club weekend for the Saturday and the Sunday. See you there!
#3
Posted: Fri Jul 17, 2015 6:09 pm
I'll be there on the Saturday.
#4
Posted: Mon Jul 20, 2015 11:16 am
Me too, coming from France, look out for a bright yellow series 2 OTS, not Jag colour but striking.
Ian
Ian
#5
Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2015 2:28 pm
We're coming along too. I'm looking forward to it. :D And the weather for Saturday at least looks OK. I think the Sunday drive may be a wet one though.
#6
Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2015 8:27 am
Completely forgot to upload any pictures of the day! Here's a little selection for you all to browse. Saturday was a gorgeous warm summer's day, and it was still lovely for the evening dinner.
John and Jan Hunt's home and "little back yard" was a lovely setting for the Club and Stanbrook Abbey was very impressive and also a lovely place for dinner. Nice food, great company, Philip cracking the jokes once again, all washed down with a lovely South African red. Sounds ideal to me!
Some very impressive cars there, all the way from 850036 (used regularly and maintained in a wonderful condition) right through to John's V12 commemorative on display.
Had to take a picture of the red (almost oxblood?) interior of that late 3.8. Look how gorgeous that looks with the red roof.
A quick look at the XKs too! Some excellent cars there as well.
Chris and Linda Jackson's S2 featured in the magazine. Unusual to see Ascot Fawn but it suited the car very well.
One for you there Malcolm
Sunday it threw it down. All day. I had visions of E-type wipers going back and forth for ages, plus we got stuck in traffic on the M42 coming back :( Philip's run was great but would've been even better had the weather held, but you can't have everything.
I like this one, a perfect compliment to one another, both being Opt Maroon with beige
All in all a superb weekend, reminds me why I enjoy this club. Great people, great cars and an enjoyable time had by all.
John and Jan Hunt's home and "little back yard" was a lovely setting for the Club and Stanbrook Abbey was very impressive and also a lovely place for dinner. Nice food, great company, Philip cracking the jokes once again, all washed down with a lovely South African red. Sounds ideal to me!
Some very impressive cars there, all the way from 850036 (used regularly and maintained in a wonderful condition) right through to John's V12 commemorative on display.
Had to take a picture of the red (almost oxblood?) interior of that late 3.8. Look how gorgeous that looks with the red roof.
A quick look at the XKs too! Some excellent cars there as well.
Chris and Linda Jackson's S2 featured in the magazine. Unusual to see Ascot Fawn but it suited the car very well.
One for you there Malcolm
Sunday it threw it down. All day. I had visions of E-type wipers going back and forth for ages, plus we got stuck in traffic on the M42 coming back :( Philip's run was great but would've been even better had the weather held, but you can't have everything.
I like this one, a perfect compliment to one another, both being Opt Maroon with beige
All in all a superb weekend, reminds me why I enjoy this club. Great people, great cars and an enjoyable time had by all.
#7
Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2015 8:55 am
Good pics, and yes, a good weekend. Shame about the weather for the tulip run from Stanbrooke abbey.
#8
Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2015 11:38 am
Great pics. Hope I'll be along for next years meet!
#9
Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2015 11:08 pm
As usual Simon you have photographed the event which otherwise would not have been recorded. Sorry I missed it.
It would be nice to put faces to some of the well known names that use the forum. I am sure I have meet some of you on various events but not realised who you were.
Perhaps people should not be so shy and put their photographs and real names in the meet The Rogues Gallery. Surely not all the forum members work for MI5 or are Russian spy's. So far I know what David, Peter, Christopher, Simon, Emmanuel and Steve look like. It is not such a terrible experience.
It would be nice to put faces to some of the well known names that use the forum. I am sure I have meet some of you on various events but not realised who you were.
Perhaps people should not be so shy and put their photographs and real names in the meet The Rogues Gallery. Surely not all the forum members work for MI5 or are Russian spy's. So far I know what David, Peter, Christopher, Simon, Emmanuel and Steve look like. It is not such a terrible experience.