WYIOC - 'The Run' 29th July
13 July 2004, 07:16 PM
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No 'chat' for three whole days? 
I'm assuming some very nice aliens have abducted the club for medical experiments to ascertain how come this Subaru group are so good looking..!
Bugger, why did they leave me?
I'm assuming some very nice aliens have abducted the club for medical experiments to ascertain how come this Subaru group are so good looking..!
Bugger, why did they leave me?
14 July 2004, 06:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Alan C
No 'chat' for three whole days?
I'm assuming some very nice aliens have abducted the club for medical experiments to ascertain how come this Subaru group are so good looking..!
Bugger, why did they leave me?
I'm assuming some very nice aliens have abducted the club for medical experiments to ascertain how come this Subaru group are so good looking..!
Bugger, why did they leave me?
Still here, but can't see the point in posting for the sake of it. Unlike some
BTW, can I change my vote to option 3, the Lake District including Wrynose and Hardknott Pass.
14 July 2004, 09:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Sticky Stuff
Still here, but can't see the point in posting for the sake of it. Unlike some
BTW, can I change my vote to option 3, the Lake District including Wrynose and Hardknott Pass.
BTW, can I change my vote to option 3, the Lake District including Wrynose and Hardknott Pass.
14 July 2004, 10:33 AM
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It won't be an early night if we go all the way up there!!!
Will need to plan fuel stops (get it in before anyone else)
Something else I saw on the way up there last Friday...
I WANT IT!!!!!
Believe me, this was absolutely MINT. Fell in love with it when I drove past. Did a u-turn and took this pic. There was no-one about to have a chat to about it, but it looks like it's been a very obsessive restoration project. Stunning. These things were as rare as hell back in 1978. God knows how few remain.
A smitten Sticky
Will need to plan fuel stops (get it in before anyone else
)Something else I saw on the way up there last Friday...
I WANT IT!!!!!
Believe me, this was absolutely MINT. Fell in love with it when I drove past. Did a u-turn and took this pic. There was no-one about to have a chat to about it, but it looks like it's been a very obsessive restoration project. Stunning. These things were as rare as hell back in 1978. God knows how few remain.
A smitten Sticky
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14 July 2004, 12:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Alan C
Just writing the words brings back warm & fuzzy feelings!
Had an XR3i (I know it doesn't compare to the RS16) and would always have a MK2 rather than a MK3 (RWD fun
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14 July 2004, 02:25 PM
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Classic...
Could see Arri at the wheel of that... looks a top restoration...
I once saw a very rare RS1700T in blue... totally original in a car dealer in linconshire somewhere, it was from South Africa... now that was a proper thing... RWD, mint.. was a bout 12 years ago... now that would have been a good buy i think...
As for the run...
I'm easy... but not to pass
Could see Arri at the wheel of that... looks a top restoration...
I once saw a very rare RS1700T in blue... totally original in a car dealer in linconshire somewhere, it was from South Africa... now that was a proper thing... RWD, mint.. was a bout 12 years ago... now that would have been a good buy i think...
As for the run...
I'm easy... but not to pass
14 July 2004, 07:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Dazza's-STi
I'm easy... but not to pass
How's the Chunk? Not heard owt from you for a week or so.
...and you can stick yer
where the sun don't shine, matey
15 July 2004, 07:18 AM
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Always thought the 1700t was pig ugly myself.
Then again, who am I to talk, I own a couple of Jap family saloons with picnic benches stuck on the boot
Then again, who am I to talk, I own a couple of Jap family saloons with picnic benches stuck on the boot
16 July 2004, 11:40 PM
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Still not sure wether I'll be able to make this one , depending on work. I've been working and staying in Scarborough all week and it seems that they dont like us being home much, but I'll know more nearer the time.
Anyway, seeing as were all in the pic posting mood, I thought I'd show you what I've been building and operating this last week. The crane I built on the cliff edge was for a stunt sequence with a young girl falling over the edge. It was about an 80 ft drop
hope you like the pics
Phil
Anyway, seeing as were all in the pic posting mood, I thought I'd show you what I've been building and operating this last week. The crane I built on the cliff edge was for a stunt sequence with a young girl falling over the edge. It was about an 80 ft drop
hope you like the pics
Phil
17 July 2004, 11:13 PM
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Maybe I do Al someone has to provide the catering 
Steve, its a program called "The Royal" for ITV (Yorkshire) or YTV as it used to be known
Make sure you watch the new series later in the year, I didnt do episodes 1 & 2 though, so they'll not be as good as the rest
Phil
someone has to provide the catering Steve, its a program called "The Royal" for ITV (Yorkshire) or YTV as it used to be known
Make sure you watch the new series later in the year, I didnt do episodes 1 & 2 though, so they'll not be as good as the rest
Phil
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18 July 2004, 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by MadGrip
Maybe I do Al someone has to provide the catering
Steve, its a program called "The Royal" for ITV (Yorkshire) or YTV as it used to be known
Make sure you watch the new series later in the year, I didnt do episodes 1 & 2 though, so they'll not be as good as the rest
Phil
someone has to provide the catering Steve, its a program called "The Royal" for ITV (Yorkshire) or YTV as it used to be known
Make sure you watch the new series later in the year, I didnt do episodes 1 & 2 though, so they'll not be as good as the rest
Phil
21 July 2004, 09:32 AM
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Can we start to form some definite plans for this, as it's only next week.
Which run's got the most votes?
Where's the meeting point?
Where are we stopping for a bite? (or are we just gonna find somewhere en-route?)
Which run's got the most votes?
Where's the meeting point?
Where are we stopping for a bite? (or are we just gonna find somewhere en-route?)
21 July 2004, 09:47 AM
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Option 1
Meet at 'The Bridge' @7pm then head South towards the LadyBower Pub. Enjoy some good food and ale with a jaunty drive along some quality roads taking in the views of Scoobs, Evo's, RS's, Audis & Ferraris doing what they do best...
Option 2
Meet North-West side of Leeds (tbd) @7pm for a similar drive North into the moors (Ilkley, Skipton etc..). Dave will have a route and stopover in mind right now, ready for publication...
The route may be based on the Sticky / Dazza DVD as seen in Chris's bedroom.. (not THAT one.. the driving one. The one with the Rabbits etc..)
Al & Katrina................ 1
Sticky....................... Either
HB............................ 1
Apple........................ 1 (preferably, hopefully am going)
Mick02WRX................. Either
CB & CG..................... Either (but I do like 2)
Nick ......................... Either
Ste........................... Either
Madgrip..................... Either
Possibles...
Ian........................... Either
Right, so we have 3 definites for Ladybower, and 6 (ish) 'either's. I would say that that's option 1 decided upon, unless we have any last minute changes.
So that's a trip to the Ladybower Inn in the Peaks, with the option of taking in some of the local roads either before or after dining.
Depart from the 'Bridge' car park at 7pm with the only route preference being that we avoid Stevechap Hairpin (or we all slow down for it and make sure there's no Focus's in the vicinity)
Dazza knows the roads round there too well (signs of a mis-spent youth) so I would nominate him to come up with a route to get us to the Ladybower Inn, if that's okay with him and everyone else.
For those who have not been before, the food is nothing short of superb, and if the weather's kind there's loads of outdoor seating / tables, so you can sit, eat, drink and watch some (usually) tasty motors and bike going past.
If anyone would like to go for a shortish (30 mins, or so) run into the peaks there are some fantastic roads to be found. This could perhaps be organised as a mini-run, with a view to meeting back with others at the Inn before returning home.
Just some suggestions to try and re-kindle some interest.
Over to you...
Meet at 'The Bridge' @7pm then head South towards the LadyBower Pub. Enjoy some good food and ale with a jaunty drive along some quality roads taking in the views of Scoobs, Evo's, RS's, Audis & Ferraris doing what they do best...
Option 2
Meet North-West side of Leeds (tbd) @7pm for a similar drive North into the moors (Ilkley, Skipton etc..). Dave will have a route and stopover in mind right now, ready for publication...
The route may be based on the Sticky / Dazza DVD as seen in Chris's bedroom.. (not THAT one.. the driving one. The one with the Rabbits etc..)
Al & Katrina................ 1
Sticky....................... Either
HB............................ 1
Apple........................ 1 (preferably, hopefully am going)
Mick02WRX................. Either
CB & CG..................... Either (but I do like 2)
Nick ......................... Either
Ste........................... Either
Madgrip..................... Either
Possibles...
Ian........................... Either
Right, so we have 3 definites for Ladybower, and 6 (ish) 'either's. I would say that that's option 1 decided upon, unless we have any last minute changes.
So that's a trip to the Ladybower Inn in the Peaks, with the option of taking in some of the local roads either before or after dining.
Depart from the 'Bridge' car park at 7pm with the only route preference being that we avoid Stevechap Hairpin (or we all slow down for it and make sure there's no Focus's in the vicinity)
Dazza knows the roads round there too well (signs of a mis-spent youth) so I would nominate him to come up with a route to get us to the Ladybower Inn, if that's okay with him and everyone else.
For those who have not been before, the food is nothing short of superb, and if the weather's kind there's loads of outdoor seating / tables, so you can sit, eat, drink and watch some (usually) tasty motors and bike going past.
If anyone would like to go for a shortish (30 mins, or so) run into the peaks there are some fantastic roads to be found. This could perhaps be organised as a mini-run, with a view to meeting back with others at the Inn before returning home.
Just some suggestions to try and re-kindle some interest.
Over to you...
21 July 2004, 02:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Sticky Stuff
Option 1
Meet at 'The Bridge' @7pm then head South towards the LadyBower Pub. Enjoy some good food and ale with a jaunty drive along some quality roads taking in the views of Scoobs, Evo's, RS's, Audis & Ferraris doing what they do best...
Option 2
Meet North-West side of Leeds (tbd) @7pm for a similar drive North into the moors (Ilkley, Skipton etc..). Dave will have a route and stopover in mind right now, ready for publication...
The route may be based on the Sticky / Dazza DVD as seen in Chris's bedroom.. (not THAT one.. the driving one. The one with the Rabbits etc..)
Al & Katrina................ 1
Sticky....................... Either
HB............................ 1
Apple........................ 1 (preferably, hopefully am going)
Mick02WRX................. Either
CB & CG..................... Either (but I do like 2)
Nick ......................... Either
Ste........................... Either
Madgrip..................... Either
Possibles...
Ian........................... Either
Right, so we have 3 definites for Ladybower, and 6 (ish) 'either's. I would say that that's option 1 decided upon, unless we have any last minute changes.
So that's a trip to the Ladybower Inn in the Peaks, with the option of taking in some of the local roads either before or after dining.
Depart from the 'Bridge' car park at 7pm with the only route preference being that we avoid Stevechap Hairpin (or we all slow down for it and make sure there's no Focus's in the vicinity)
Dazza knows the roads round there too well (signs of a mis-spent youth) so I would nominate him to come up with a route to get us to the Ladybower Inn, if that's okay with him and everyone else.
For those who have not been before, the food is nothing short of superb, and if the weather's kind there's loads of outdoor seating / tables, so you can sit, eat, drink and watch some (usually) tasty motors and bike going past.
If anyone would like to go for a shortish (30 mins, or so) run into the peaks there are some fantastic roads to be found. This could perhaps be organised as a mini-run, with a view to meeting back with others at the Inn before returning home.
Just some suggestions to try and re-kindle some interest.
Over to you...
Meet at 'The Bridge' @7pm then head South towards the LadyBower Pub. Enjoy some good food and ale with a jaunty drive along some quality roads taking in the views of Scoobs, Evo's, RS's, Audis & Ferraris doing what they do best...
Option 2
Meet North-West side of Leeds (tbd) @7pm for a similar drive North into the moors (Ilkley, Skipton etc..). Dave will have a route and stopover in mind right now, ready for publication...
The route may be based on the Sticky / Dazza DVD as seen in Chris's bedroom.. (not THAT one.. the driving one. The one with the Rabbits etc..)
Al & Katrina................ 1
Sticky....................... Either
HB............................ 1
Apple........................ 1 (preferably, hopefully am going)
Mick02WRX................. Either
CB & CG..................... Either (but I do like 2)
Nick ......................... Either
Ste........................... Either
Madgrip..................... Either
Possibles...
Ian........................... Either
Right, so we have 3 definites for Ladybower, and 6 (ish) 'either's. I would say that that's option 1 decided upon, unless we have any last minute changes.
So that's a trip to the Ladybower Inn in the Peaks, with the option of taking in some of the local roads either before or after dining.
Depart from the 'Bridge' car park at 7pm with the only route preference being that we avoid Stevechap Hairpin (or we all slow down for it and make sure there's no Focus's in the vicinity)
Dazza knows the roads round there too well (signs of a mis-spent youth) so I would nominate him to come up with a route to get us to the Ladybower Inn, if that's okay with him and everyone else.
For those who have not been before, the food is nothing short of superb, and if the weather's kind there's loads of outdoor seating / tables, so you can sit, eat, drink and watch some (usually) tasty motors and bike going past.
If anyone would like to go for a shortish (30 mins, or so) run into the peaks there are some fantastic roads to be found. This could perhaps be organised as a mini-run, with a view to meeting back with others at the Inn before returning home.
Just some suggestions to try and re-kindle some interest.
Over to you...
21 July 2004, 08:18 PM
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Oops, been letting my organisational duties slip, sorry. Been a bit busy sorting my house out for selling 
OK, so we've decided on going south with a 7pm kick-off. I've opened a thread asking if any of the S.Yorks guys want to join us for a beer, and possibly guide us to some of the best routes for a little sprint. Hoping to have my new pads fitted by then, otherwise I'll be the one with the awful squealing noise
(no other car I have ever owned does this) braking wimpishly early into every bend 
CU all next week
OK, so we've decided on going south with a 7pm kick-off. I've opened a thread asking if any of the S.Yorks guys want to join us for a beer, and possibly guide us to some of the best routes for a little sprint. Hoping to have my new pads fitted by then, otherwise I'll be the one with the awful squealing noise
(no other car I have ever owned does this) braking wimpishly early into every bend CU all next week
21 July 2004, 08:38 PM
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Nice one mate. You JUST beat me to it.
To summarise (becuase he does go on a bit; Especially after a few pints! )
1. Depart from the 'Bridge' car park at 7pm (Convoy from the Holmfield at 6:30)
2. Dazza nominated to supply route to Ladybower Pub. Wait for stragllers and anyother joiners (we may eat at this point depending upon time/weather etc) before setting off on a 30 minute run.
3. Meet back at pub to reshape some bent bits, screw on some fallen off bits and have a cry/laugh over the evenings activities. We may eat at this point or justhave a shandy.
4. Head off back home for tea, medals & biscuits (old RAF saying) and to join loved ones who have missed us.
Hoorah for Sticky!
Attendees so far.
Al & Katrina
Sticky
HB
Apple
Mick02WRX
CB & CG
Nick
Ste
Madgrip
Possibles...
Ian
Originally Posted by Sticky Stuff
Right, so we have 3 definites for Ladybower, and 6 (ish) 'either's. I would say that that's option 1 decided upon, unless we have any last minute changes.
So that's a trip to the Ladybower Inn in the Peaks, with the option of taking in some of the local roads either before or after dining.
Depart from the 'Bridge' car park at 7pm with the only route preference being that we avoid Stevechap Hairpin (or we all slow down for it and make sure there's no Focus's in the vicinity)
Dazza knows the roads round there too well (signs of a mis-spent youth) so I would nominate him to come up with a route to get us to the Ladybower Inn, if that's okay with him and everyone else.
For those who have not been before, the food is nothing short of superb, and if the weather's kind there's loads of outdoor seating / tables, so you can sit, eat, drink and watch some (usually) tasty motors and bike going past.
If anyone would like to go for a shortish (30 mins, or so) run into the peaks there are some fantastic roads to be found. This could perhaps be organised as a mini-run, with a view to meeting back with others at the Inn before returning home.
Just some suggestions to try and re-kindle some interest.
Over to you...
So that's a trip to the Ladybower Inn in the Peaks, with the option of taking in some of the local roads either before or after dining.
Depart from the 'Bridge' car park at 7pm with the only route preference being that we avoid Stevechap Hairpin (or we all slow down for it and make sure there's no Focus's in the vicinity)
Dazza knows the roads round there too well (signs of a mis-spent youth) so I would nominate him to come up with a route to get us to the Ladybower Inn, if that's okay with him and everyone else.
For those who have not been before, the food is nothing short of superb, and if the weather's kind there's loads of outdoor seating / tables, so you can sit, eat, drink and watch some (usually) tasty motors and bike going past.
If anyone would like to go for a shortish (30 mins, or so) run into the peaks there are some fantastic roads to be found. This could perhaps be organised as a mini-run, with a view to meeting back with others at the Inn before returning home.
Just some suggestions to try and re-kindle some interest.
Over to you...
)1. Depart from the 'Bridge' car park at 7pm (Convoy from the Holmfield at 6:30)
2. Dazza nominated to supply route to Ladybower Pub. Wait for stragllers and anyother joiners (we may eat at this point depending upon time/weather etc) before setting off on a 30 minute run.
3. Meet back at pub to reshape some bent bits, screw on some fallen off bits and have a cry/laugh over the evenings activities. We may eat at this point or justhave a shandy.
4. Head off back home for tea, medals & biscuits (old RAF saying) and to join loved ones who have missed us.
Hoorah for Sticky!
Attendees so far.
Al & Katrina
Sticky
HB
Apple
Mick02WRX
CB & CG
Nick
Ste
Madgrip
Possibles...
Ian
