Stelvio Tour 2005
02 April 2005, 08:44 AM
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Originally Posted by cw42
on a serious note, do you really think it'd be a good idea to bring them along, I was thinking of bringing my 8 and 9 year old, but decided against it. Not sure they'd really like to be sat in the car for that long a journey.
chris.
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Have to say I'm looking forward to meeting you guys and I'm busy spreading the word among the (french) locals.
02 April 2005, 09:00 AM
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Originally Posted by terryb
Just to whet your appetite 
I'm glad i got the handling kit from scoobyclinic with the bigger Anti roll bar with all those twisties!!!!!
02 April 2005, 12:08 PM
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Check out the site below for pictures of all the different passes
http://www.tourenland.de/sonstigs/bilder.htm
http://www.tourenland.de/sonstigs/bilder.htm
02 April 2005, 12:40 PM
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Yep, you guys are in certainly for a visual experience you will never, ever forget.
Although it gets boring looking at it every day
I'll get me coat
Although it gets boring looking at it every day
I'll get me coat
02 April 2005, 12:56 PM
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Originally Posted by cw42
si, I'll pay half your fare as long as those kids don't sleep in the room next to mine
on a serious note, do you really think it'd be a good idea to bring them along, I was thinking of bringing my 8 and 9 year old, but decided against it. Not sure they'd really like to be sat in the car for that long a journey.
chris.
on a serious note, do you really think it'd be a good idea to bring them along, I was thinking of bringing my 8 and 9 year old, but decided against it. Not sure they'd really like to be sat in the car for that long a journey.
chris.
its not a problem they love the car
the oldest all he wants to do day in day out is go in the car lol and the other just sleeps
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02 April 2005, 01:01 PM
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Originally Posted by STi-Frenchie
Unless of course your next mod is to put a Playstation with GT4 into your scoob and have the controllers and screens wired so they are easily accessible from the back seat?
Have to say I'm looking forward to meeting you guys and I'm busy spreading the word among the (french) locals.
Have to say I'm looking forward to meeting you guys and I'm busy spreading the word among the (french) locals.
02 April 2005, 08:03 PM
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Originally Posted by STi-Frenchie
Yep, you guys are in certainly for a visual experience you will never, ever forget.
Although it gets boring looking at it every day
I'll get me coat
Although it gets boring looking at it every day
I'll get me coat
Taxi for STI-Frenchie
03 April 2005, 06:15 PM
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Originally Posted by terryb
Check out the site below for pictures of all the different passes
http://www.tourenland.de/sonstigs/bilder.htm
http://www.tourenland.de/sonstigs/bilder.htm
03 April 2005, 06:17 PM
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Originally Posted by scooby-si
its not a problem they love the car the oldest all he wants to do day in day out is go in the car lol and the other just sleeps
the oldest all he wants to do day in day out is go in the car lol and the other just sleepsYou'll be struggling to keep up as it is
03 April 2005, 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by MarvSTi5
All that extra weight will hold you back Si !!
You'll be struggling to keep up as it is
You'll be struggling to keep up as it is
still in talks with the wife, this trip or steel rods
04 April 2005, 12:24 PM
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Originally Posted by rallyfan1977
May have a problem being able to take the car into Europe - co-driver anyone???
Cheers
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04 April 2005, 08:14 PM
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Originally Posted by scooby-si
lmao marv, you wish still in talks with the wife, this trip or steel rods
still in talks with the wife, this trip or steel rods
Mine rolls out in a week or so - should be interesting
05 April 2005, 06:18 PM
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terryb, I recieved a phone call from marv today, outlining the fact that I'm supposed to fax the sheet you sent out and send off my 25% deposit. Is this right?
Also, I am going to be requiring a room m8, so if anyone else is going it alone, I am up for a shared room to cut the cost.
I'm house trained and only snore a little, although I'm sure all that fresh mountain air will cure that
chris.
Also, I am going to be requiring a room m8, so if anyone else is going it alone, I am up for a shared room to cut the cost.
I'm house trained and only snore a little, although I'm sure all that fresh mountain air will cure that
chris.
05 April 2005, 09:40 PM
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Originally Posted by cw42
terryb, I recieved a phone call from marv today, outlining the fact that I'm supposed to fax the sheet you sent out and send off my 25% deposit. Is this right?
Also, I am going to be requiring a room m8, so if anyone else is going it alone, I am up for a shared room to cut the cost.
I'm house trained and only snore a little, although I'm sure all that fresh mountain air will cure that
chris.
Also, I am going to be requiring a room m8, so if anyone else is going it alone, I am up for a shared room to cut the cost.
I'm house trained and only snore a little, although I'm sure all that fresh mountain air will cure that
chris.
You have email mate.
Cheers
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08 April 2005, 08:30 AM
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How's your french chaps? Looks like we're starting to get some interest over in the french webclub forum. Still early days of course but there's a meet taking place in the Valais (Switzerland) on June 4 and it looks like there'll be quite a crowd (20+ cars confirmed, more to come) so that'll be a good occasion to see if we can get more takers. After that meet we'll probably start a thread in the french forum dedicated to the Stelvio run and see how many bite.
The Valais run (and early chit-chat on Stelvio) discussion can be found here. I think you might have to log in to see the thread...there's also an English-speaking forum.
The Valais run (and early chit-chat on Stelvio) discussion can be found here. I think you might have to log in to see the thread...there's also an English-speaking forum.
08 April 2005, 08:40 PM
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Originally Posted by cw42
oh la la, thats about the best I can do, sorry
terry, cheque sent for deposit
chris.
terry, cheque sent for deposit
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08 April 2005, 08:47 PM
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Originally Posted by STi-Frenchie
How's your french chaps? Looks like we're starting to get some interest over in the french webclub forum. Still early days of course but there's a meet taking place in the Valais (Switzerland) on June 4 and it looks like there'll be quite a crowd (20+ cars confirmed, more to come) so that'll be a good occasion to see if we can get more takers. After that meet we'll probably start a thread in the french forum dedicated to the Stelvio run and see how many bite.
The Valais run (and early chit-chat on Stelvio) discussion can be found here. I think you might have to log in to see the thread...there's also an English-speaking forum.
The Valais run (and early chit-chat on Stelvio) discussion can be found here. I think you might have to log in to see the thread...there's also an English-speaking forum.
Un Stella Artois, Mesieur.... now that's more like it.
Frenchie - thanks for your efforts over there. It would be good to arrange a meet whilst we are in Switzerland. It might be an idea to meet on Friday 9th September - might mean taking a day off work though. Then we could do the Stelvio Pass and if you or any of your mates are interested, we are then heading for the Nurburgring on Saturday 10th, with that evening and the following full day (Sunday 11th) on the Ring
09 April 2005, 08:58 AM
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LOL! Stella Artois indeed, a Belgian beer...Kronenbourg 1664 is what yer after in France and Feldschlossen (gnat's pee) in Switzerland
I reckon it's going to be either a very intense and tiring day of driving or a 2 day affair for we locals as it's (roughly) a 6 hour trip from Geneva to Stelvio. If it's on a Friday that'll probably knock the number of particpants from here down quite a bit but we'll float the idea around a bit and see what comes up. I'm up for the Pass but will leave the 'ring to you guys!
I reckon it's going to be either a very intense and tiring day of driving or a 2 day affair for we locals as it's (roughly) a 6 hour trip from Geneva to Stelvio. If it's on a Friday that'll probably knock the number of particpants from here down quite a bit but we'll float the idea around a bit and see what comes up. I'm up for the Pass but will leave the 'ring to you guys!
