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Not so much a 'less desirable marque' but something that always made me chuckle.

At one point my local club meet had a really good turn out, on the same night a mini club used to meet. I think 3 cars was the most I ever saw, they did seem to have a close-knit club mind. :thumb:

(this is not to say the marque is crap/weird or that larger clubs don't meet, it just tickled me)

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Originally Posted by pslewis (Post 9586619)

Anyone remeber the Yamaha FS1E Moped?

http://www.fs1e.co.uk/

50 year old men and women on 50cc mopeds traveling far and wide ..... nice bunch though (I met them in the New Forest last year!)

yep nearly everyone at skool had or knew soneone who had this as their first bike :thumb:

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Originally Posted by Coffin Dodger (Post 9585094)

Went camping at the weekend and after pitching up noticed there was an unusual amount of Vauxhall Omegas around the camp site. Must have been at least thirty odd at the final count.

Turned out we were amongst a weekend meet up of the Omega Owners Forum. Now I know this sort of behaviour is not unusual in Scooby land but I was surprised that anyone would get quite so excited about an Omega. Maybe they have some quality that I don't know about. Seemed a friendly enough bunch mind :D

What other odd car owners clubs are out there I wonder, and do they organise similarly sized meets :wonder:

I had an Omega some years ago. It was short of poke with the 2 litre engine, but it was one of the best handling family cars I have driven in the wet! Amazingly fast through the twisties.

Les