March 15th Scone Run - Follow Up Thread!
Discussion
Monkey Tennis said:
NWVT said:
sassthathoopie said:
Well done to Paul (3.2 Carrera) and Nick (C4) for setting an excellent pace and sticking to the route!
No probs mate im glad you enjoyed the pace Stu (Black CTR)
I still have this image etched into my eyes: this particular stretch of tarmac crested and then dived into a sharp compression - coming the other way was a large car followed by two wide eyed bikers, as the big VXR reached the bottom of the dip, ever so slightly crossed up, rear wheels throwing plumes of dust up from the side of the road
As said by many.... excellent day peeps!!! looking forward to the next event!!
Does any one know the story behind someone overtaking some bikers and endin up on the green stuff on the opposite verg??? well held though! could of been very messy!
Thanks to the volvo / clio /205 for warming the pace,
Lovley day = burnt neck ,well worth it!
Does any one know the story behind someone overtaking some bikers and endin up on the green stuff on the opposite verg??? well held though! could of been very messy!
Thanks to the volvo / clio /205 for warming the pace,
Lovley day = burnt neck ,well worth it!
y2blade said:
had a great run without incident and everyone I was near drove well
nice to see you all again and yes my wallet was on the kitchen side when I got home "phew" thankfully not lost en'route.
Cheers to the guys who organised the run and big thanks for sorting the weather out too
and special thanks to Fraser you are a star
No worries Chris! nice to see you all again and yes my wallet was on the kitchen side when I got home "phew" thankfully not lost en'route.
Cheers to the guys who organised the run and big thanks for sorting the weather out too
and special thanks to Fraser you are a star
Great day, Great Weather, and lighter traffic than I expected!
A big to Jim and Neil thankyou!!
pmanson said:
Were you guys heading up the M27 this morning?
Was heading down to Mudeford and spotted a yellow corvette(?) and a green T350 I think along with lot's of other exotica.
Yes, a group of us left bournemouth at 9am, with a stop-off in Ringwood en-route.Was heading down to Mudeford and spotted a yellow corvette(?) and a green T350 I think along with lot's of other exotica.
It was actually a TVR Sagaris.
we as good run up to the meet....!
Edited by rswheelnut on Sunday 15th March 19:40
F@*k me, Jess and I have only just got in and i only live 10 miles from the end point. Neil.d said "follow me back to the M27" and thats where we went wrong!!!!
Thanks to the guys in my group (3 Evos and a T350) pleasure to drive with you, shame we got beaten ever so slightly by the Aston and Lambo gang.
Was a great sight at the start, and at the end. All that gleaming metal in the sunshine and i have to say Diz and Doorman did have the shiniest of them all. Doorman you have clearly been removing your exhausts to get them looking that good.
Glad the parking worked well, the little enforcement man was there with the key as the Aston pulled up to the gate. It was a nice touch!
Best bit was that nothing got bent or damaged.
Someone else can organise the next one, unless you want me to. If so email me with suggestions for the end point. Parking and food essential.
See you all soon.
Jim & Jess (and Marlee, who now has a PH coat, will post some pics soon)
Thanks to the guys in my group (3 Evos and a T350) pleasure to drive with you, shame we got beaten ever so slightly by the Aston and Lambo gang.
Was a great sight at the start, and at the end. All that gleaming metal in the sunshine and i have to say Diz and Doorman did have the shiniest of them all. Doorman you have clearly been removing your exhausts to get them looking that good.
Glad the parking worked well, the little enforcement man was there with the key as the Aston pulled up to the gate. It was a nice touch!
Best bit was that nothing got bent or damaged.
Someone else can organise the next one, unless you want me to. If so email me with suggestions for the end point. Parking and food essential.
See you all soon.
Jim & Jess (and Marlee, who now has a PH coat, will post some pics soon)
Well done Jimbo and Neil for organising a cracking day out. Special commendation to Neil for his additions to the route- I thought we were doing an extra loop to pick up the stragglers!! Glad to see the 2 Z4's we lost at Winchester caught up- I did try and hang back.
Apologies to the group that I was supposed to be leading- ended up getting caught at the edge of the lorry park and had to pull out with the first convoy.
Funniest point of the day had to be an impromptu of yanking on handbrakes and hitting hazard lights as everyone bailed out the cars and into the hedges to relieve themselves on a busy road near Droxford.
Apologies to the group that I was supposed to be leading- ended up getting caught at the edge of the lorry park and had to pull out with the first convoy.
Funniest point of the day had to be an impromptu of yanking on handbrakes and hitting hazard lights as everyone bailed out the cars and into the hedges to relieve themselves on a busy road near Droxford.
rswheelnut said:
pmanson said:
Were you guys heading up the M27 this morning?
Was heading down to Mudeford and spotted a yellow corvette(?) and a green T350 I think along with lot's of other exotica.
Yes, a group of us left bournemouth at 9am, with a stop-off in Ringwood en-route.Was heading down to Mudeford and spotted a yellow corvette(?) and a green T350 I think along with lot's of other exotica.
It was actually a TVR Sagaris.
we as good run up to the meet....!
Edited by rswheelnut on Sunday 15th March 19:40
identti said:
Monkey Tennis said:
NWVT said:
sassthathoopie said:
Well done to Paul (3.2 Carrera) and Nick (C4) for setting an excellent pace and sticking to the route!
No probs mate im glad you enjoyed the pace Stu (Black CTR)
I still have this image etched into my eyes: this particular stretch of tarmac crested and then dived into a sharp compression - coming the other way was a large car followed by two wide eyed bikers, as the big VXR reached the bottom of the dip, ever so slightly crossed up, rear wheels throwing plumes of dust up from the side of the road
Robbie, that little swift is a demon on the twisty stuff. Must do it again soon
kiwifraser said:
Big car + lots of HP + small road = definitely a fun day.
Robbie, that little swift is a demon on the twisty stuff. Must do it again soon
It ain't called swift for nothing Seriously though, it should only have 123bhp and isn't even that light at 1100kg. However, it does have fat tyres for such a little car - feels like it's suckered onto the road.Robbie, that little swift is a demon on the twisty stuff. Must do it again soon
Doesn't crackle half as nicely (read doesn't crackle at all) as your V8 does though
DC said:
Well done Jimbo and Neil for organising a cracking day out. Special commendation to Neil for his additions to the route- I thought we were doing an extra loop to pick up the stragglers!! Glad to see the 2 Z4's we lost at Winchester caught up- I did try and hang back.
Apologies to the group that I was supposed to be leading- ended up getting caught at the edge of the lorry park and had to pull out with the first convoy.
Funniest point of the day had to be an impromptu of yanking on handbrakes and hitting hazard lights as everyone bailed out the cars and into the hedges to relieve themselves on a busy road near Droxford.
Yeah thanks Jimbo! Well organised day out.Apologies to the group that I was supposed to be leading- ended up getting caught at the edge of the lorry park and had to pull out with the first convoy.
Funniest point of the day had to be an impromptu of yanking on handbrakes and hitting hazard lights as everyone bailed out the cars and into the hedges to relieve themselves on a busy road near Droxford.
I was in one of the Z4s. We got stuck at the traffic lights. Was really confused because somehow, we got to the end before you guys. Did you go off the beaten track?
minimatt1967 said:
jdizz said:
I was in teh golf, behind the elise! Was a dam good blat!
hey J didn't get to say hi today! Nice bit of 'tallica you had playing as you arrived at Lee on Solent on a driving note, was a tad hairy swinging round a corner through morestead to be greated by that big ass lorry taking up his side of the road and half of our side, brown trousers in full effect!
Fantastic day & great roads.....had fun with the Clio williams boys - didn't realise how well they went.....one of them was forced onto the verge whilst overtaking a biker who didn't check his "death spot.." lucky escape & well held...
Great to go back to Stokes Bay, hadn't been there ages. Shame i had to rush off but Mrs Cooke isn't well at the moment....have a laugh cruising back with Gavin in his tasty red 911 until a temp sensor gave up and the dash lit up like Knightriders dash board.....
Thanks again to jim & neil for sorting the route, venue and for booking the weather....
jonboy21t
Great to go back to Stokes Bay, hadn't been there ages. Shame i had to rush off but Mrs Cooke isn't well at the moment....have a laugh cruising back with Gavin in his tasty red 911 until a temp sensor gave up and the dash lit up like Knightriders dash board.....
Thanks again to jim & neil for sorting the route, venue and for booking the weather....
jonboy21t
Edited by jonboy21t on Sunday 15th March 20:32
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