Raid across the Border - the piccies
#3
LOL
OK, It was truely a beautiful day and early reports of frost bared no fruit. Although the roads were wet, the glare of the low winter sun was not going to put us off some excellent driving...
<note to Lord Harding>
John! I though you were supposed to be doing the write up for True Grip
</note to Lord Harding>
Anyway, here is the first of many pictures from my A202 Fujifilm....enjoy
BadgerBells's RB5, Rusty's DBM Sport and Bobmac's Turbo'd Sport
Edit to add another angle
[Edited by Rusty Festa - 11/24/2002 6:24:29 PM]
OK, It was truely a beautiful day and early reports of frost bared no fruit. Although the roads were wet, the glare of the low winter sun was not going to put us off some excellent driving...
<note to Lord Harding>
John! I though you were supposed to be doing the write up for True Grip
</note to Lord Harding>
Anyway, here is the first of many pictures from my A202 Fujifilm....enjoy
BadgerBells's RB5, Rusty's DBM Sport and Bobmac's Turbo'd Sport
Edit to add another angle
[Edited by Rusty Festa - 11/24/2002 6:24:29 PM]
#5
Faster Mike!!!'s Silver Turbo (you can tell by the big wing ) and a stunning Catalunya
I'm not too sure whose these are but the gold alloys on this red turbo were rather
I'm not too sure whose these are but the gold alloys on this red turbo were rather
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#12
My one and only attempt at an onboard shot and that did noy come out too well - stationary at traffic lights of course
BTW, those are not scratches on my windscreen but power cables
BTW, those are not scratches on my windscreen but power cables
#17
obviously size doesn't matter
Nice Back box , forgot to ask which one it was though
Ps. the above rear shot, that can be our little secret
but what do you do for boost
#23
Last couple from the catch up. Firstly a close up of Bobmac's door decals
And, just so they can say they are famous when they go back to school tomorrow, a piccie of the junior raiders
And, just so they can say they are famous when they go back to school tomorrow, a piccie of the junior raiders
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jon & tia just got back what a great day out i'm still green with envy at some of the motors that showed. hope everyone had a safe journey home and b4 i forget many many thanks to john harding for all his hard work in organising the run out (honest john i never went over 50mph to try and find a toilet)
#26
Nice one flossy
I believe you Bobmac
In preperation for the much discuused Kielder stage , a quick pit stop was in order so snow chains, etc could be fitted...
I believe you Bobmac
In preperation for the much discuused Kielder stage , a quick pit stop was in order so snow chains, etc could be fitted...
#27
....it was at this point that one of the raiders was found to have actually cold bloodedly murdered a poor innocent part of the wildlife Obviously, in order to protect his identity, I have photoshopped out the registration of his Mean Green Wagon
#28
Much fun was had through Keilder, hardly another vehicle in either direction
Once completed however, the previous pit stops's modifications needed to be undone. But that was not the only thing that needed changing ....so that's why Bobmac was in such a hurry to get to the toilet
Not one but two RB5's
More WRX's than you could shake a stick at
Close up of TSL Tarty bits Trouser, where are my freebies for all these mentions you are getting
Superb bonnet features Bobmac
Once completed however, the previous pit stops's modifications needed to be undone. But that was not the only thing that needed changing ....so that's why Bobmac was in such a hurry to get to the toilet
Not one but two RB5's
More WRX's than you could shake a stick at
Close up of TSL Tarty bits Trouser, where are my freebies for all these mentions you are getting
Superb bonnet features Bobmac
#30
Finally, after a roller-coaster ride along the old military road (straight as a dye, but full of dips ) we made it to the pub for a mighty banquet.
My thanks to John (Lord) Harding for the time and effort he put in to organising todays event and to all who took part in making it a safe an uneventful but yet very enjoyable day out
Right, who's organising the next one?
My thanks to John (Lord) Harding for the time and effort he put in to organising todays event and to all who took part in making it a safe an uneventful but yet very enjoyable day out
Right, who's organising the next one?