Lotus 7 Meeting Beaulieu
Discussion
Booking form available here http://www.lotussevenclub.com/WhatsOn/BookingEntry...
Will be blatting down Friday and coming back on Sunday with some others from the South Yorks area.
Will be blatting down Friday and coming back on Sunday with some others from the South Yorks area.
Just to confirm.......if you want to park with all the 7s and form a display on the day you will need to purchase a ticket from the Lotus 7 Club, this has a different code than general admission tickets which allows you entry to the display area.
Obviously to buy these tickets you have to be a club member, they are discounted by £5 each from the general admission price.
If you prefer you can of course not join the club, park in the public car park, walk in to see the display and Beaulieus usual attractions.
Martin
Obviously to buy these tickets you have to be a club member, they are discounted by £5 each from the general admission price.
If you prefer you can of course not join the club, park in the public car park, walk in to see the display and Beaulieus usual attractions.
Martin
So, only for current Lotus 7 Club members.
This means that there may well be many 7 owners who are no longer club members and who were at the inaugural meeting at Beaulieu not being allowed to park with other sevens.
These owners are the reason that the club existed in the first place. Most of them would have been members in the past but perhaps are now not enamoured with the club as it is today.
Shame as the club originally appeared to be formed to bring Lotus and Caterham owners together.
Oh well, maybe the 7's parking in the public car park will outnumber the members.
Also would have thought that opening such an event to all Lotus and Caterham owners would be a perfect opportunity for the club to advertise any benefits and possibly gain new members.
This means that there may well be many 7 owners who are no longer club members and who were at the inaugural meeting at Beaulieu not being allowed to park with other sevens.
These owners are the reason that the club existed in the first place. Most of them would have been members in the past but perhaps are now not enamoured with the club as it is today.
Shame as the club originally appeared to be formed to bring Lotus and Caterham owners together.
Oh well, maybe the 7's parking in the public car park will outnumber the members.
Also would have thought that opening such an event to all Lotus and Caterham owners would be a perfect opportunity for the club to advertise any benefits and possibly gain new members.
johnvthe2nd said:
please change the spelling in the title whoever you're calling yourself at the moment, it hurts
and one does that how?Edited by johnvthe2nd on Friday 19th April 16:56
(and my original nickname didn't go down too well with the moderator - who didn't realise the Lotus connotation)
Edited by HolbaySS on Friday 19th April 23:30
Guy Lowe said:
johnvthe2nd said:
please change the spelling in the title whoever you're calling yourself at the moment, it hurts
Oh, I thought it this was going to be a thread about a road test between a 7 and an American motorcycle!Edited by johnvthe2nd on Friday 19th April 16:56
- would have made for a better thread!I just think that if you go to all that trouble to create an account just to have a pop at the L7C it would be worth going that extra mile to at least get the spelling in the title correct
I have edited and removed my post because what needed saying has been said and the person who continuely posts negitive and deflamatory postings has read my comments. I therefore feel that my responses no longer need to remain and hopefully we can all more forward.
Edited by Snapper7 on Tuesday 23 April 10:33
I don't see a problem with the "Members Only" bit. If you really want to be there and park in the special area, then your ticket is "standard admission price - 5 quid plus 50 quid. It's cheaper than parking in central London. And for a big bash and being part of the event, it is a reasonable price.
I also sense that there is a lot of history sloshing around here, and I don't know what has happened in the past. Clubs tend to flourish when people give their time and make an effort to do things for the club. Sometimes you get driven people who want different things, and maybe sometimes some feels others have ganged up on them when things haven't gone their way. But the Club IS the contribution of the members and the members, so whenever someone makes and effort, it is contribution, whether some people do or don't see it. Whatever. But it is a club, and if you're on the other side of the wall, then tough luck. Either pay the entry fee, or don't get the special treatment.
If one is part of the glorious history of the Club, but no longer a member, why not join again, keep your mouth shut at certain moments and try to get on, don't rub people up the wrong way, make an effort at meets, think twice or three times before posting, and see if it is fun being a somewhat silent back-bencher. Rejoin but focus on meeting like minded people, helping other solve technical problems, kick a few tyres.
If this doesn't work, alternatively, try going up to someone you don't like and saying "I used to be your friend, so I demand that you invite me to your party".
I also sense that there is a lot of history sloshing around here, and I don't know what has happened in the past. Clubs tend to flourish when people give their time and make an effort to do things for the club. Sometimes you get driven people who want different things, and maybe sometimes some feels others have ganged up on them when things haven't gone their way. But the Club IS the contribution of the members and the members, so whenever someone makes and effort, it is contribution, whether some people do or don't see it. Whatever. But it is a club, and if you're on the other side of the wall, then tough luck. Either pay the entry fee, or don't get the special treatment.
If one is part of the glorious history of the Club, but no longer a member, why not join again, keep your mouth shut at certain moments and try to get on, don't rub people up the wrong way, make an effort at meets, think twice or three times before posting, and see if it is fun being a somewhat silent back-bencher. Rejoin but focus on meeting like minded people, helping other solve technical problems, kick a few tyres.
If this doesn't work, alternatively, try going up to someone you don't like and saying "I used to be your friend, so I demand that you invite me to your party".
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