National Wedge Meeting ! [This Weekend!]

National Wedge Meeting ! [This Weekend!]

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york33

989 posts

263 months

Sunday 18th July 2004
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Ahhh, made it home safe and well, my congrats to her outside for behaving impecably, she's gonna get a wzx for that Only thing that stopped working is one leccy window!

Thanks to all who had a hand in organising it

Was good to meet+put names to faces, then forget them, always been bad at that. Hello again to those I said hello to and hello to those I didn't. The t-shirts were handy. Not yellow next time please, I had to change this morning due to flies, and I had washed before anyone says it

Phoar, check out all those Wedges

Gonna upload some of mine onto my website later today. There's a few taken en-route too, if I took a piccie of your car and you want a better quality version, let me know........

cheers (raises pint)
Dave

edited to say : I've added photos to www.dave-chaplin.co.uk, not a vast selection as some of them ended up blurred, can't think why, hiccup

>> Edited by york33 on Sunday 18th July 18:21

jmorgan

36,010 posts

285 months

Sunday 18th July 2004
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Just add my thanks to all who organised and attended. Picked up a few snippets to aid my progress to a cooler car. Went down well didn't.

Mike, what was it like back there in the tunnels?

mikeb

2,869 posts

283 months

Sunday 18th July 2004
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Hi J,

I was in second, all I could hear was me!

MikeB

NHyde

1,427 posts

249 months

Sunday 18th July 2004
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Mike , with everything else never got to buy any stickers !!

Will get an order in the post , got to support the "Daddy" of all the "wedge" pages !

degz

284 posts

252 months

Sunday 18th July 2004
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Big thanks to all to help make this event, a great weekend. I was so high on optimax I let sharon drive my baby a short way home. First time for everthing, THANKS Rev for allowing Elaine to drive yours and tell Shaz all about it. no going back now... only gave a few pointers.

NHyde

1,427 posts

249 months

Sunday 18th July 2004
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....degz , you know that you will have to become a " Two Wedge" family now !!

wedgeman

1,326 posts

244 months

Sunday 18th July 2004
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Fantastic day chaps & chapesses..

Congratulations to all who organised the Fest - it was truly Wedgetastic!

Looking forward to next year & bringing a bigger & noisier convoy from the North West.

Well done once again!




jvaughan

6,025 posts

284 months

Sunday 18th July 2004
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Awsome evening Guys. Its just a pity I missed so much .. Still, I can say "I was there"

I hope my parting moments were up to scratch, I had an excellent evening, with some most excellent .. People .. You Lot to be more exact.
It was great to put so many faces to the nicknames, and to see so many examples of what surely is such a fine marque.

Now, if some one can send me video / photo's of my burnup in the carpark, I would be very greatful



jmorgan

36,010 posts

285 months

Sunday 18th July 2004
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mikeb said:
Hi J,

I was in second, all I could hear was me!

MikeB


Just wondering what 3 Wedges giving it large in the tunnels sounded like. I could mostly hear me as well.

Did see one drivers window wind down for the aural sex

mikeb

2,869 posts

283 months

Sunday 18th July 2004
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The poor bloke in the fiesta in the other lane when we went throught that tunnel looked like he had poo'd himself!!!.

It did not get better than today in my opinion.

The roads were brilliant, the weather was brilliant (until we go back to Wales!) the scenary was brilliant. The tunnels just put the icing on the Wedge cake for me

MikeB

jmorgan

36,010 posts

285 months

Sunday 18th July 2004
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Or the bloke/blokess on the 7 bridge who didn'y know which lane to use.

tallbloke

10,376 posts

284 months

Sunday 18th July 2004
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dickymint said:

Still here Tas...Just got back from a solo blat.
Theres a porker meet up the road (but i wont be going there)!!


A 928 Porker turned up at the White Horse just before we left and they gave us their entrance pass to go and have a look.

The venue was fab - Walton Hall is a splendid stately pile, and there were around 500 cars there including the Paris Dakar racer and a 917 'Le Mans' racer with twin turbos, and lots of other rare Porkers.

Their autojumble was a bit upmarket though - e.g. £999 for a pair of scuffed 911 leather seats
Don't worry Neil, you have my old wedge seats for a bit less

Gerry Attrick

614 posts

250 months

Monday 19th July 2004
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I'm still on Cloud Nine this morning. It was a great meet. Thanks Karen and Neil, and Rev and Streaky and everyone else who put so much work in to getting the show on the road. It was good to put faces to so many handles from PH, and a real pleasure to meet so many of you. It's a day I will remember for a long time. Don

tasmania

782 posts

264 months

Monday 19th July 2004
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Gerry,
Sorry we didn't get a chance to chat - you we're gassing to someone when I came past - those shirts certainly worked.
Degz,
Great to see the car at last - wonderful to see the Tas 200 - rare beastie indeed.
TaS

rev-erend

Original Poster:

21,421 posts

285 months

Monday 19th July 2004
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Well - what a fantastic weekend..

So many happy memories all from one great weekend.

I'd like to thank :

Neil & Karen for organising the venue and the superb BBQ

Steve R for helping with the polo shirts @ rock bottom prices (not yellow next year )

Tallbloke and Scott for helping with the parking

Ettington chase for a great venue and all their helpful staff

Streaky for organising the photo's

and our special guests who added some extra interest :

Chris Schirle - SEAC & 390 se creator
Mark Adams - V8 tuning & fuel injection geru
Steve Heath - for bringing along the 520 and (Tower View) all those DVD's
Jeff Stratham - for bringing along the factory race SEAC
Graham (now nick named Ken) - for bringing along the pink (Barbie..) Tasmin Racer

But most of all - for 80 TVR wedge owners for coming along and spending time at the biggest and Baddest Wedge Fest there has ever been.

I WAS THERE !




>> Edited by rev-erend on Monday 19th July 10:47

cirks

2,474 posts

284 months

Monday 19th July 2004
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Sorry I could only make it a 1.5hr flying visit but well done Neil, Karen, Rev etc for organising the meeting. Great to see so many Wedges out and about.

Although I did a 200 mile round trip it was almost worth it just for a T-shirt....the insects were lovely! Great shirts for the money so well done.

BBWF - Bring barrels of wedge fuel? 200 miles = £65 in petrol (save you working it out that's about 12mpg on motorways).

mrmaggit

10,146 posts

249 months

Monday 19th July 2004
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Thanks for welcoming an interloper, great to see so many Wedges together. Top venue, good to put names to faces, I'm looking forward to being the proud displayer of a BBWF T-shirt at our next region meet.

maggit

Griffith 500

tallbloke

10,376 posts

284 months

Monday 19th July 2004
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cirks said:

BBWF - Bring barrels of wedge fuel? 200 miles = £65 in petrol (save you working it out that's about 12mpg on motorways).





We used about the same amount, but did around 340miles over the w/e. It was noticably better on economy after Mark Adams made the simple mod of disconnecting the cold start injector too.

tallbloke

10,376 posts

284 months

Monday 19th July 2004
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mrmaggit said:
Thanks for welcoming an interloper,

maggit

Griffith 500


No probs mate. Thanks for not parking it in the wedge section or under a Bluebird

tallbloke

10,376 posts

284 months

Monday 19th July 2004
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rev-erend said:

Steve R for helping with the polo shirts @ rock bottom prices (not yellow next year )


Seconded!

rev-erend said:

Tallbloke and Scott for helping with the parking


My pleasure, it got a bit hectic at times, but it was fun. That red 280 won't get away with sneaking into the 400SE section next time

rev-erend said:

Ettington chase for a great venue and all their helpful staff


The head of reception, who was having a couple of late ones at the White Horse on saturday night, promised to put in a good word with 'DA MANAGEMENT' for next year.