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:bandit: May i salute all of you for your commitment and enthusiam for organising and putting on a great show. We (tvrcarparts) drove up from Devon in the pouring rain thinking that the weather would have a serious effect on turnout. Boy, were we wrong. Our first sign of[b] "wedge madness" [/b]was when we joined a convoy of wedges all with their roofs off, despite the stair rods of rain. [b]RESPECT!!!![/b] Thank you for the invite. We really enjoyed our day. See you next year, maybe in a wedge! zz
zz top said:
May i salute all of you for your commitment and enthusiam for organising and putting on a great show. We (tvrcarparts) drove up from Devon in the pouring rain thinking that the weather would have a serious effect on turnout. Boy, were we wrong. Our first sign of "wedge madness" was when we joined a convoy of wedges all with their roofs off, despite the stair rods of rain. RESPECT!!!! Thank you for the invite. We really enjoyed our day. See you next year, maybe in a wedge! zz
Respect for you guys at tvrcarparts(and of course Mark Adams) for putting up such a top prize for the Charity raffle
now how can we trump that next year
wedg1e said:
ZZ, it'a known fact that Wedges create their own weather but are at once impervious to it
As long as you move at 'a reasonable pace' [ahem] the angle of the screen keeps all but the wettest of rain off you...
Ah, but at the wrong speed, the rain runs along the top of the windows and curls off the trailing edge onto the back of your neck (or mine anyway
) - Streaky PS - windows wound up to prevent total swamping by overtaken lorries displacing gallons of water - M
>> Edited by streaky on Tuesday 2nd August 05:30
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