Doncaster Show 2004
27 January 2004, 06:16 PM
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You can camp at the showground if you like. Just contact Doncaster Race Course and ask them about the camping facilities for the show.
You could try a travel lodge type hotel. I am sure there are some near or in Doncaster itself.
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You could try a travel lodge type hotel. I am sure there are some near or in Doncaster itself.
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27 January 2004, 06:19 PM
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I'll definatly be going to it as I live 2 mins away 
I'll try and find some decent places to stay. Off the top of my head the Doncaster moat house is always a good hotel but im not sure of prices, I'll try and find out
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I'll try and find some decent places to stay. Off the top of my head the Doncaster moat house is always a good hotel but im not sure of prices, I'll try and find out
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27 January 2004, 06:32 PM
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I live in Donny but Ill be cruising in my GT6. (race a few novas)
Theres a Campanile across the road next to The Dome leisure centre.
Theres a travel inn or something at the Yorkshire outlet too. (just off the M18)
any questions bout the area give us a shout
Theres a Campanile across the road next to The Dome leisure centre.
Theres a travel inn or something at the Yorkshire outlet too. (just off the M18)
any questions bout the area give us a shout
27 January 2004, 06:34 PM
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Also, theres an F1 as you head into town on "white rose way" past Yorkshire oulet off the M18. £19.99 jobby.
where you live fellow Donny dweller?
where you live fellow Donny dweller?
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27 January 2004, 06:36 PM
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Oh and dont forget to come to MASSIVE cruise at asda across the road both nights. Theres a huge leisure complex. The Dome and asda, then 1/2 mile behind it Warner Bros with 2 huge cars parks for there and 2 huge for the asda and Dome. You cant move for modded cars its ace. HUGE cruise!
27 January 2004, 06:37 PM
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Sorry to be ignorant whats a GT6. One other question if we get enough scooby owners interested why not lets all get together and put our cars into the show as a display of subaru owners from Scoobynet. Maybe we could raise funds for the Scoobynet charity.
27 January 2004, 06:42 PM
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Thats my '73 GT6. 2ltr strght6, stage 2, the works.
may its a good event. always busy. I can hear the rocket car backfire 4miles away at my house!
27 January 2004, 06:55 PM
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So shall we start a list of people that would be willing to show there car and collect donations for scoobynets charities.
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SUBTYPER 98 STI TYPE R with a few mods.
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28 January 2004, 08:24 PM
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Poor Guy, I used to have a UK spec in red with lexus lights, and that was load as ****, but unfortunatly a bloody tree jumped out in front of that one!
I'd be up for showing mine but its just a standard 4 Type R so nothin that special compared to some
Well you could all stop at mine, but as I live up a narrow lane with no neighbours and only room to park 3 cars I wouldnt really recommend it. Have in said that where I live is actually a really good road to practice being Colin on eapecially in the snow like today Not that ive tried it of course 
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I'd be up for showing mine but its just a standard 4 Type R so nothin that special compared to some
Well you could all stop at mine, but as I live up a narrow lane with no neighbours and only room to park 3 cars I wouldnt really recommend it. Have in said that where I live is actually a really good road to practice being Colin on eapecially in the snow like today
Not that ive tried it of course Marx
28 January 2004, 11:01 PM
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I'd be up for showing my Scooby, did last year and year before with my Orion and loved it...
MY99 DBM with 18s and few other mods... oh, and Loud as f**k stereo system in it!!!!
MY99 DBM with 18s and few other mods... oh, and Loud as f**k stereo system in it!!!!
29 January 2004, 10:48 PM
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If this all gets sorted... what can we expect to pay for weekend ticket showing our cars, and how much for passengers... as I'd really like to show the Scoob...
29 January 2004, 11:14 PM
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Well on the official show website it mentions that showing cars will cost £25.00 and passengers £30.00. What it doesnt mention is if this price is for both days or just one. It mentiones that the normal entry into the show is £18.00 and included in the car entry everyone gets a autoglym polishing pack worth £20.00. I have emailed the organises to see what the cost would be if we setup a display stand with all the cars in one area together. And collected donations for charity and promoted our Subaru family
29 January 2004, 11:21 PM
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Cool, so when do you think you likley to find out if this is deffinatley on... and a deffinate price for weekend tickets, excluding camping....!
Deffo count me in for this though... please request are stand to be away from the helicopter, cause last year when I was with the Orion register... the dust created from that thing was unreal... car was nice and clean, then as soon as that thing started off, car was covered in dust... really pi**ed me off...
Deffo count me in for this though... please request are stand to be away from the helicopter, cause last year when I was with the Orion register... the dust created from that thing was unreal... car was nice and clean, then as soon as that thing started off, car was covered in dust... really pi**ed me off...
29 January 2004, 11:26 PM
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Hopefully will have it sorted by middle of next week at the latest as I only just mailed them. Will def keep it in mind about the helicopter and try to get the position right beside the adult channel stand
Might also try to get the hotels arranged and get discounted rates there too.
Might also try to get the hotels arranged and get discounted rates there too.
29 January 2004, 11:30 PM
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Adult channel tent sounds like a good idea, bet the tickets are more expensive near there though!!!£££
I'll pass on the hotel though... I'll travel back home on the saturday and come back on the sunday morning!!!
I'll pass on the hotel though... I'll travel back home on the saturday and come back on the sunday morning!!!
30 January 2004, 01:33 PM
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I would definately be up for this. I have been the last few years with my pug 205 & it's been a real good laugh. Last year we camped & had real good laugh in the bars on the showground at night.
Last year I think it was £25 to show for both days. I can find out though as I know the guy that does the booking for the peugeot club.
Last year I think it was £25 to show for both days. I can find out though as I know the guy that does the booking for the peugeot club.
30 January 2004, 05:02 PM
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Well guys I have had a reply from the organisers of the Doncaster show and they are all full with 500 on the waiting list. Apparently cant even get one car in the show. But this doesnt stop us all meeting up and having a weekend in Doncaster and showing our cars in the car parks and at the cruise on the sat evening. Is everyone still up for it.