Swiss classic British car meeting

Swiss classic British car meeting

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smilerbaker

4,071 posts

215 months

Monday 6th October 2008
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brem said:
you can't miss this car - probably the only sagaris :-)

see you there...

Nice car, I noticed the vents on your bonnet are open (the ones over the wheels) was this standard? I though they covered them on the final production model?

Roop

6,012 posts

284 months

Monday 6th October 2008
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smilerbaker said:
Roop said:
UltimaCH said:
Passed in the afternoon, but perhaps a bit late... after 3.30 pm and probably missed you both. Didn't see a RS500 nor TVR Sagaris. Did see a lot of very nice cars and also a genuine GT40. Hope one day to be there with an Ultima.

See you.
Hi Daniel. It poured down mid afternoon and the parc area turned into a quagmire. The Eggenberger guys I was with packed up around 3.30 and I left the parc some time shortly after. You must have only just missed me. By then the car had been rained on and was filthy anyway though...!!!

There were some lovely cars on display - If you could have caught the early afternoon sun prior to the rain is was perfect, if a little cold.

Typically the weather on the Sunday was bloody perfect. Typical rolleyes
lol you said it was filthy before it rained, we have vastly different definitions of filthy wink
A-up Smiler. Good to meet you (and I assume missus) on Saturday. OK, I admit it, I am completely anal about the five-hundy being clean. My Focus daily snotter is just that though, honest...!

brem

187 posts

284 months

Monday 6th October 2008
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smilerbaker said:
Nice car, I noticed the vents on your bonnet are open (the ones over the wheels) was this standard? I though they covered them on the final production model?
Yes the open vents are only on the preproduction cars. This is a prototype Sagaris from 2004. And you may noticed the poor build quaility on this car also...
But it will be converted to LHD during the winter. So the car will be new build from ground.
The car belongs to Beat Eggimann and I can drive it as long as my Tuscan has an engine rebuild.

Also meet Roop with his well-kept RS500. Hope to see him again. Maybe we could organize a little hoon in spring 2009.

smilerbaker

4,071 posts

215 months

Tuesday 7th October 2008
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brem said:
smilerbaker said:
Nice car, I noticed the vents on your bonnet are open (the ones over the wheels) was this standard? I though they covered them on the final production model?
Yes the open vents are only on the preproduction cars. This is a prototype Sagaris from 2004. And you may noticed the poor build quaility on this car also...
But it will be converted to LHD during the winter. So the car will be new build from ground.
The car belongs to Beat Eggimann and I can drive it as long as my Tuscan has an engine rebuild.

Also meet Roop with his well-kept RS500. Hope to see him again. Maybe we could organize a little hoon in spring 2009.
smile I did notice but didn't want to say anything lol, the door glass doesn't fit very well smile

Still a lovely car though, I think it looks better with open vents, who cares about a few chips in the windscreen lol

Roop

6,012 posts

284 months

Tuesday 7th October 2008
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brem said:
Maybe we could organize a little hoon in spring 2009.
Sounds good to me smile My car will be in for it's usual fettling with Eggenberger over the Winter. New bushes and springs all round and either new or rebuilt shocks. Should be a bit better to drive come next year smile

UltimaCH

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3,155 posts

189 months

Wednesday 8th October 2008
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Yes, I arrived after the rain shower and noticed that the park was in a rather muddy condition. Everyone had packed and was leaving....

Let's get together some time for a drink and a chat!

Till then, cheers
Daniel

Sortie 10

725 posts

252 months

Monday 20th October 2008
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Got back a week ago from a holiday in Malbuisson (just across border from Vallorbe).
Great event, well organised with loads of interesting metal to see. I thought that the TVRs were PH'ers' - but where were your "smileys"?!

Anybody who hasn't been really ought to make the effort rain, or shine! (Z4 was a bit of a handful in the snow on the French side of Mont d'Or, with the front spoiler acting as a 'plough...)

SebM

55 posts

242 months

Monday 9th February 2009
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My pictures...




Owners are there ??