I know most of you guys arent interested in Classics, but.....
22 October 2007, 11:20 PM
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I know most of you guys arent interested in Classics, but.....
I've just started a Club/website, as a memorial to my father Brian, who as I'm sure you'll know by now, passed away suddenly a few weeks ago............
He loved his classics, bikes and anything mechanically interesting....
I'm sure in his younger days, he'd have loved a scooby......
Pay it a visit, or let anyone who's into classics in the N.I area, know about it..
Thanx guys n gals.......
The BRIAN MULLAN Classic Vehicle Club (N.I)
He loved his classics, bikes and anything mechanically interesting....
I'm sure in his younger days, he'd have loved a scooby......
Pay it a visit, or let anyone who's into classics in the N.I area, know about it..
Thanx guys n gals.......
The BRIAN MULLAN Classic Vehicle Club (N.I)
24 October 2007, 10:11 PM
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classics rule. at the ned of the day everycar will become a classic!!
by the way what is the least age a car can get a classic insurance. is it 10 or 15 yrs? settle an arguement
by the way what is the least age a car can get a classic insurance. is it 10 or 15 yrs? settle an arguement
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Good luck with the club / site
A few years ago I owned a white 1981 Audi UR Quattro and really loved it, then I sold it doh..
It was very like a Scooby, the noise, the character and so on...
I love the Scooby but I would really love another Quattro to store away for sunny days, any extra classic vintage clubs are always a plus.
A few years ago I owned a white 1981 Audi UR Quattro and really loved it, then I sold it doh..
It was very like a Scooby, the noise, the character and so on...
I love the Scooby but I would really love another Quattro to store away for sunny days, any extra classic vintage clubs are always a plus.
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25 October 2007, 10:09 AM
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Thanx for the comments guys... and by the way you are all welcome...
Must be a lot of MG's, RS's, Anglia's etc, hiding around this wee country yet.....
Time to get them dusted off, and get them out......
Must be a lot of MG's, RS's, Anglia's etc, hiding around this wee country yet.....
Time to get them dusted off, and get them out......
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Out of curiosity...when were the first classic scoobies registered in the far east..... (not Rathlin, by the way...) 
Must be getting near 'classic status'........
Must be getting near 'classic status'........
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Whats up...... did I strike a nerve....... (maybe you don't like the thought of your 'pride and joy' being described as 'Classic')...
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Mine was 1st registered in 1993 so yeah fast approaching classic classic status
As for hitting a nerve not quite sure what your on about there.
Just a wee pointer for your self and bekee people lose interest in reading topics if they are being used as chat rooms.
Just take a read back over this " classic car club " post and you will see what I mean.
People are being put off but the amount of clutter in the forum and we are working to tidy things up.
If you both went to MSN.com and downloaded messenger it might be better that posting your private conversations on a public forum means we don't have to read them too.
This has been said in the nicest possible way so I don't want a retort of if you don't like it tuff or anything else people will stop reading your topics and then theres no point in posting.
Lets keep this forum clutter free
As for hitting a nerve not quite sure what your on about there.
Just a wee pointer for your self and bekee people lose interest in reading topics if they are being used as chat rooms.
Just take a read back over this " classic car club " post and you will see what I mean.
People are being put off but the amount of clutter in the forum and we are working to tidy things up.
If you both went to MSN.com and downloaded messenger it might be better that posting your private conversations on a public forum means we don't have to read them too.
This has been said in the nicest possible way so I don't want a retort of if you don't like it tuff or anything else people will stop reading your topics and then theres no point in posting.
Lets keep this forum clutter free
30 October 2007, 09:09 AM
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Mine was 1st registered in 1993 so yeah fast approaching classic classic status
As for hitting a nerve not quite sure what your on about there.
Just a wee pointer for your self and bekee people lose interest in reading topics if they are being used as chat rooms.
Just take a read back over this " classic car club " post and you will see what I mean.
People are being put off but the amount of clutter in the forum and we are working to tidy things up.
If you both went to MSN.com and downloaded messenger it might be better that posting your private conversations on a public forum means we don't have to read them too.
This has been said in the nicest possible way so I don't want a retort of if you don't like it tuff or anything else people will stop reading your topics and then theres no point in posting.
Lets keep this forum clutter free
As for hitting a nerve not quite sure what your on about there.
Just a wee pointer for your self and bekee people lose interest in reading topics if they are being used as chat rooms.
Just take a read back over this " classic car club " post and you will see what I mean.
People are being put off but the amount of clutter in the forum and we are working to tidy things up.
If you both went to MSN.com and downloaded messenger it might be better that posting your private conversations on a public forum means we don't have to read them too.
This has been said in the nicest possible way so I don't want a retort of if you don't like it tuff or anything else people will stop reading your topics and then theres no point in posting.
Lets keep this forum clutter free
30 October 2007, 02:10 PM
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once the forum has been sorted the carwash post will fit nicely in the jokes section 
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once again sorry
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