Pub Club - Thursday 25th June - Caffeine & Machine

[JRC1]

Following on from the success of last month's meet here (thanks to those that came along), we'll continue to host these once per month until autumn.

With the evenings getting lighter, we'll have a good look around at the cars before heading in for some food.

Everyone welcome, 6pm onwards. I'll try and book a table again if we have a good idea of numbers a few days before.

#	Name	Car
1	James	R32 / RS4
2	Aly	R32 / GTI TCR
3	DibbleCorse	911
4	Hoofy	911 Turbo
5	Max M4X WW	E39 / Fiesta
6	Blue M5 Comp	M5
7	M2Charlie	M3
8	CupraAndy	Cupra

Edited by JRC1 on Sunday 7th June 18:03

[dibblecorse]

#	Name	Car
1	James	R32 / RS4
2	Aly	R32 / GTI TCR
3	DibbleCorse	911

Great news, enjoyed the last one

[Frimley111R]

Enjoy, the following day I am off for a couple of thousand miles around a load of Alpine passes for a week or so, so will miss this one.

[dibblecorse]

Frimley111R said:

Enjoy, the following day I am off for a couple of thousand miles around a load of Alpine passes for a week or so, so will miss this one.

sounds good, organised tour?

[JRC1]

Frimley111R said:

Enjoy, the following day I am off for a couple of thousand miles around a load of Alpine passes for a week or so, so will miss this one.

Very nice, where abouts are you off to?

[Hoofy]

In! 911 Turbo.

[Max M4X WW]

I should be in, will try and bring the E39 or Fiesta for a change.

[Blue M5 Comp]

I will be there in the M5

[M2Charlie]

Not been to a Pub Club since the old days!! Ill be there in the M3

[CupraAndy]

Ditto ^ I’ll be there in the little Coupe

[JRC1]

One week today, weather looks great - hopefully a good turnout.

[Frimley111R]

JRC1 said:

Frimley111R said:

Enjoy, the following day I am off for a couple of thousand miles around a load of Alpine passes for a week or so, so will miss this one.

Very nice, where abouts are you off to?

Down to the Alps and then doing the (quote from the tour): "And the list of those passes reads like a petrolhead’s greatest hits. There’s the Furka, the Grimsel, the San Banardino and the Stelvio. The Col du Galibier, the Gottard Pass and the Timmelsjoch. There’s the Col de l’Iseran, the Sella Pass in the Dolomites, and the Sustenpass to boot. And all these lead to the famous Grossglockner, in deepest Austria. And there are plenty more, scattered along the route, too."

[Hoofy]

Frimley111R said:

JRC1 said:

Frimley111R said:

Enjoy, the following day I am off for a couple of thousand miles around a load of Alpine passes for a week or so, so will miss this one.

Very nice, where abouts are you off to?

Down to the Alps and then doing the (quote from the tour): "And the list of those passes reads like a petrolhead s greatest hits. There s the Furka, the Grimsel, the San Banardino and the Stelvio. The Col du Galibier, the Gottard Pass and the Timmelsjoch. There s the Col de l Iseran, the Sella Pass in the Dolomites, and the Sustenpass to boot. And all these lead to the famous Grossglockner, in deepest Austria. And there are plenty more, scattered along the route, too."

Nice. Very nice. But not as nice as the A272.

[Frimley111R]

Hoofy said:

Frimley111R said:

JRC1 said:

Frimley111R said:

Enjoy, the following day I am off for a couple of thousand miles around a load of Alpine passes for a week or so, so will miss this one.

Very nice, where abouts are you off to?

Down to the Alps and then doing the (quote from the tour): "And the list of those passes reads like a petrolhead s greatest hits. There s the Furka, the Grimsel, the San Banardino and the Stelvio. The Col du Galibier, the Gottard Pass and the Timmelsjoch. There s the Col de l Iseran, the Sella Pass in the Dolomites, and the Sustenpass to boot. And all these lead to the famous Grossglockner, in deepest Austria. And there are plenty more, scattered along the route, too."

Nice. Very nice. But not as nice as the A272.

I'm building up to that!

[Hoofy]

Frimley111R said:

Hoofy said:

Frimley111R said:

JRC1 said:

Frimley111R said:

Enjoy, the following day I am off for a couple of thousand miles around a load of Alpine passes for a week or so, so will miss this one.

Very nice, where abouts are you off to?

Down to the Alps and then doing the (quote from the tour): "And the list of those passes reads like a petrolhead s greatest hits. There s the Furka, the Grimsel, the San Banardino and the Stelvio. The Col du Galibier, the Gottard Pass and the Timmelsjoch. There s the Col de l Iseran, the Sella Pass in the Dolomites, and the Sustenpass to boot. And all these lead to the famous Grossglockner, in deepest Austria. And there are plenty more, scattered along the route, too."

Nice. Very nice. But not as nice as the A272.

I'm building up to that!

[dibblecorse]

Has anyone bought a parking ticket for Thursday night?

[JRC1]

dibblecorse said:

Has anyone bought a parking ticket for Thursday night?

Not yet but probably worth doing. Last month I bought one and there wasn’t even a Marshall there when arriving but as long as you buy a drink it covers the cost anyway. Never know with the Hut whether it’s going to be rammed or dead.

[Hoofy]

Oh, I will probably be there early, anyway, to avoid the traffic from London. If it's rammed, we could meet at Mcdonalds The Seven Stars pub?

[dibblecorse]

JRC1 said:

Not yet but probably worth doing. Last month I bought one and there wasn t even a Marshall there when arriving but as long as you buy a drink it covers the cost anyway. Never know with the Hut whether it s going to be rammed or dead.

Will pick one up

[JRC1]

Hoofy said:

Oh, I will probably be there early, anyway, to avoid the traffic from London. If it's rammed, we could meet at Mcdonalds The Seven Stars pub?

Should be fine, they open the field up when it s busy and there s enough for 3-400 cars in there I m sure so we ll never not get a space. Ticket is more to guarantee a space in the main car park (supposedly).

FWIW I’ve bought a 5.45pm ticket.