Surrey Run - 6th October - Pictures

[Harrigan]

Right,

First selection of images uploaded. Very sorry to say that I have not had the time to put them into any semblance of a web page, so just links at the moment.

I have the hi-res versions and will send these to Steve for inclusion on the final production CD. (If you want a particular pic in hi-res, just eMail me through my profile).

There are a number of other images, but I ran out of time this AM and didn't upload them from home PC, tomorrow maybe...

Harrigan

[tuscan_s]

I have ADSL so you can email hires pics to me if you like! Nice pictures though! Got any more?

[d1bble]

quote:

classic photo!!

[david010167]

Great Pics, love the Morris. How did it keep up with the TVRs

David

[robkola]

Very very good . . . alas I used the old fashioned "Brownie" methid - get the prints back today and get the scanner out!

[Harrigan]

quote:
Great Pics, love the Morris. How did it keep up with the TVRs?

See, it was the other way around actually, the Moggie got to the pub first!!! It was the TVRs battling to keep up actually...

Harrigan

[jeremyc]

quote:See, it was the other way around actually, the Moggie got to the pub first!!! It was the TVRs battling to keep up actually...

The Moggie driver calculated the average speed of the TVRs to the pub to be 20mph: no trouble for 48bhp to beat.

>> Edited by jeremyc on Tuesday 8th October 18:08

[joust]

If you want them hosted (no matter how big) on some ultrafast web space - email them to me in <3Mb ZIP files (one per mail) and I'll upload them to some free space for you (if you ask nicely I'll also index them for you as well!).

Alternativly - I can give you some FTP space to upload the lot directly and transfer them from there.

J

[bOY rACER]

H - Great Pics! Are you still going to submit the one of our pair to the Mag?

BR

[Luca Brazzi]

Here's a few pics from me...



























>> Edited by Luca Brazzi on Wednesday 9th October 00:08

[Luca Brazzi]

[CarZee]

Great photos guys.. especially Harrigan's!

I took the opportunity to have an extension built on my house while I waited for the page to load..

[david010167]

Definitly some good cars and photos there, oh well, I got my Griff back from Mole last night after a week of it being away to have its heater Matrix done. That means I am ready and raring for the next get together. Yipeee.

David

[Hut49]

Thanks for the excellent selection of photos - really appreciate the oppotunity to have a record of the great day - next time I won't forget to take the camera I had charged up the night before! Doh!

Hutch

[jeremyc]

My selection here

Thanks to Joust for the hosting and page preparation.

[paul]

Great pics - the Mondial looks very ordinary in the company of the curvy TVRs

note to self: never buy a Ferrari built during the 1980's

[Hut49]

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Great pics - the Mondial looks very ordinary in the company of the curvy TVRs

note to self: never buy a Ferrari built during the 1980's

Perhaps you should have kept the comment to yourself too!

[paul]

quote:
Perhaps you should have kept the comment to yourself too!

why? it's just my opinion - if the fella who owns the Modial likes it then that's fine by me.

Having grown up always wanting a Ferrari (246 Dino used to grace the wall of my bedroom next to a 250 GTO) I always thought they lost the plot design wise in the 80's (I suppose square was the fashion at the time - Esprit, Lambo Countach, Wedges etc.) hence my comment.

[SIR MP]

Paul

I own the Mondial, and yes it may look dated, but only in the same way that a wedge shape would look in the same company. Just as well I brought the Cerbera along or I may have felt totally out of touch.

[paul]

SIR MP said: Paul
I own the Mondial, and yes it may look dated, but only in the same way that a wedge shape would look in the same company. Just as well I brought the Cerbera along or I may have felt totally out of touch.

Just to clarify - I wasn't having a go at anyone or their taste (apologies if offence was caused). I was remarking on how the design of one particular car (in this case the Mondial) has dated against some more contemporary machinery. The 'note to self' was because I have always aspired to own a Ferarri since I was a kid...