PISTONFEST 07 UPDATE

PISTONFEST 07 UPDATE

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pikey

7,699 posts

285 months

Thursday 8th March 2007
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Simon leith said:
Pikey - Fabian Sigwart in the M4 !? E30 M3 with an M1 engine. The car is an amazing piece of engineering and I agree with you, one of the best passenger experiences I have ever had. eek

Yep, Fabian ! yes

Simon leith

231 posts

256 months

Thursday 8th March 2007
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£10 a month for 5 months - that'l be July then! They day is in June. Happy to take some installments if it helps - as long as it's paid before you get in the car.

Nigel - you can take the RV....I'll race you. Mine's a 8.1 llitre petrol. Your's isn't!!! driving

Robatr0n

12,362 posts

217 months

Thursday 8th March 2007
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Too bloody right!

We'll take it in turns to hoon around there.

bmwdrivernigel

8,596 posts

225 months

Thursday 8th March 2007
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Simon leith said:
£10 a month for 5 months - that'l be July then! They day is in June. Happy to take some installments if it helps - as long as it's paid before you get in the car.

Nigel - you can take the RV....I'll race you. Mine's a 8.1 llitre petrol. Your's isn't!!! driving


But once we have lightened it then it will be just as quick!

Robatr0n

12,362 posts

217 months

Thursday 8th March 2007
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Simon leith said:
£10 a month for 5 months - that'l be July then! They day is in June. Happy to take some installments if it helps - as long as it's paid before you get in the car.

Nigel - you can take the RV....I'll race you. Mine's a 8.1 llitre petrol. Your's isn't!!! driving


I am quoting this one!!

He clearly said we can take it around the track!

garlick

Original Poster:

40,601 posts

241 months

Thursday 8th March 2007
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Simon leith said:
£10 a month for 5 months - that'l be July then! They day is in June. Happy to take some installments if it helps - as long as it's paid before you get in the car.

Nigel - you can take the RV....I'll race you. Mine's a 8.1 llitre petrol. Your's isn't!!! driving


Mines a 150HP Diesel....come on then! Feel the torque!

Simon leith

231 posts

256 months

Thursday 8th March 2007
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Paul....that's TALK! Not Torque!! blabla

bmwdrivernigel

8,596 posts

225 months

Thursday 8th March 2007
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Robatr0n said:
Simon leith said:
£10 a month for 5 months - that'l be July then! They day is in June. Happy to take some installments if it helps - as long as it's paid before you get in the car.

Nigel - you can take the RV....I'll race you. Mine's a 8.1 llitre petrol. Your's isn't!!! driving


I am quoting this one!!

He clearly said we can take it around the track!


Better leave the booze in the truck then!

bmw37lotus

1,518 posts

208 months

Monday 12th March 2007
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Um a quick question, are the tickets for PF different to the entry tickets to the actual race meeting, I have been to the 2CV 24Hr race a lot and know that it is possible to buy on the gate. If we want to get into the PH 'enclosure' do we need special tickets? Many thanks.

JonRB

74,595 posts

273 months

Monday 12th March 2007
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bmw37lotus said:
Um a quick question, are the tickets for PF different to the entry tickets to the actual race meeting, I have been to the 2CV 24Hr race a lot and know that it is possible to buy on the gate. If we want to get into the PH 'enclosure' do we need special tickets? Many thanks.

My understanding is that the PF ticket admits you to PF and gives you a camping pitch, and also includes entry to the actual race meeting.

The tickets that admit you to the race meeting just admit you to the race meeting.



Edited by JonRB on Monday 12th March 18:55

garlick

Original Poster:

40,601 posts

241 months

Monday 12th March 2007
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JonRB said:
bmw37lotus said:
Um a quick question, are the tickets for PF different to the entry tickets to the actual race meeting, I have been to the 2CV 24Hr race a lot and know that it is possible to buy on the gate. If we want to get into the PH 'enclosure' do we need special tickets? Many thanks.

My understanding is that the PF ticket admits you to PF and gives you a camping pitch, and also includes entry to the actual race meeting.

The tickets that admit you to the race meeting just admit you to the race meeting.



Edited by JonRB on Monday 12th March 18:55


Race ticket means:

No games, no PH beer tent, no footy, no Mighty Goodfellaz, no tracktime, no RV racing, no camping.......

bmw37lotus

1,518 posts

208 months

Monday 12th March 2007
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Are you taking up the whole campsite or is there a seperate section?

paddy27

1,742 posts

235 months

Monday 12th March 2007
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I think it is a seperate section, well was last year.

garlick

Original Poster:

40,601 posts

241 months

Monday 12th March 2007
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paddy27 said:
I think it is a seperate section, well was last year.


We have one PH camping area and the 2CV club have another!

landy_girl

5,190 posts

211 months

Monday 12th March 2007
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if you need any help on friday I can help

Simon leith

231 posts

256 months

Monday 12th March 2007
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To clarify, all people who book tickets through PH for either a weekend camping pass or a day pass will receive a car pass and a wristband/pass for Pistonfest. No pass no entry I am afraid! The cost of facilitating/fulfilling Pistonfest, i.e. the marquee, bands, bars, games, food, lighting, additional toilets/showers, staff etc., means we need to ensure that we cater for the amount of people who book/pay for those privilages. All profits go to charity so we need to ensure, for the sake of those paying and for the charity, that the weekend is operated fairly.

Alex@POD

6,156 posts

216 months

Tuesday 20th March 2007
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What is the deal on taking caravans? Is it allowed or will I piss everyone off? I just bought a car specially for this and Le Mans, and it has a towbar, a friend would let me borrow his caravan, and it's not abroad... Why not? scratchchin Plus if I read last year's reports correctly, a solid shelter might be a good idea hehe

By the way I got the idea from all the talks about RVs...

JonRB

74,595 posts

273 months

Tuesday 20th March 2007
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Alex@POD said:
What is the deal on taking caravans?
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By the way I got the idea from all the talks about RVs...

I doubt there are any rules against bringing a caravan. However, do expect extreme piss-taking. RVs are just about the right side of "the line", but a caravan is way beyond it.

Alex@POD

6,156 posts

216 months

Tuesday 20th March 2007
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JonRB said:
Alex@POD said:
What is the deal on taking caravans?
[...]
By the way I got the idea from all the talks about RVs...

I doubt there are any rules against bringing a caravan. However, do expect extreme piss-taking. RVs are just about the right side of "the line", but a caravan is way beyond it.


hehe Even with PH stickers?

bmwdrivernigel

8,596 posts

225 months

Tuesday 20th March 2007
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Depends what you are towing it with ? Transit pick up would be acceptable