Surrey Meet 2 - 11am, Sunday 2nd July, Fairmile Pub, Cobham
Discussion
After the success of the last meet - I have booked another one 
I think we had about 35 cars at peak, including a beautiful Ferrari F40, a stunning Integrale and of course that handsome Clio V6
....And a gold MGF (thanks Hoofy!)
The pub were impressed with the turnout (presumably their profits) and may even put a BBQ on this time, if the weather is good.
I don't think we'll bring Bella as it'll be too hot for her (if the weather stays like this) but Mrs9 and I shall be there with bells on, rain or shine.
So, same details as last time:
All cars are more than welcome to come to The Fairmile Pub in Cobham (close to A3/ M25) on Sunday 2nd July for a meet:
http://www.chefandbrewer.com/pub/fairmile-portsmou...
The pub will make teas and coffees available to us from 11am and people are obviously free to use the pub from 12pm opening.
Would be great to meet some fellow PHers and see a nice variety of cars.
There is loads of parking and we can use the green out the front for parking/ display.
There is also a Shell garage, opposite, so we can all fill up with the good stuff or use the Jet Wash.
Some details, photos and write-up of the last one can be found here:
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...
Lets get a list going:
1. Mr & Mrs Dom9 - Renault Clio V6 Phase 1 (Illiad Blue)
I think we had about 35 cars at peak, including a beautiful Ferrari F40, a stunning Integrale and of course that handsome Clio V6
....And a gold MGF (thanks Hoofy!)
The pub were impressed with the turnout (presumably their profits) and may even put a BBQ on this time, if the weather is good.
I don't think we'll bring Bella as it'll be too hot for her (if the weather stays like this) but Mrs9 and I shall be there with bells on, rain or shine.
So, same details as last time:
All cars are more than welcome to come to The Fairmile Pub in Cobham (close to A3/ M25) on Sunday 2nd July for a meet:
http://www.chefandbrewer.com/pub/fairmile-portsmou...
The pub will make teas and coffees available to us from 11am and people are obviously free to use the pub from 12pm opening.
Would be great to meet some fellow PHers and see a nice variety of cars.
There is loads of parking and we can use the green out the front for parking/ display.
There is also a Shell garage, opposite, so we can all fill up with the good stuff or use the Jet Wash.
Some details, photos and write-up of the last one can be found here:
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...
Lets get a list going:
1. Mr & Mrs Dom9 - Renault Clio V6 Phase 1 (Illiad Blue)
lickatysplit said:
literally a day after goodwood for me, I'll try but can't promise. no ones going to laugh at my focus are they?
Absolutely not!! All are more than welcome, there's no 'showing off' or anything.Just like-minded people having a pint and a nosey round each other's cars
Ok, we hid it in the car park but Mrs9 drove our 545i over with a smashed rear light and bumper last time out!
There was a gold MGF for goodness sake
If the weather is good, might be nice for a bigger squad to hang around for lunch as the pub may fire up the BBQ so we can have a burger and a wander!
Husbands, wives, children, dogs etc all welcome (though our dog will probably stay home this time as she's not brilliant in the heat, which is odd, considering she was born in Texas and pretty much lived outside).
Hrimfaxi said:
Fish and chip run sounds like a laugh.
Infact, I've been thinking about attempting to organise a drive out for charity...
I've been inspired by the "Drive for Cancer" event in the States, and having been affected myself, I thought it might be cool to do something similar - if not on a smaller scale. A morning blast to the coast and a small donation to a cancer charity, maybe?
Just thinking out loud
Could try and tie it in? Meet at the pub early, blast to the coast and back for coffee and lunch, hopefully avoiding most of the traffic?Infact, I've been thinking about attempting to organise a drive out for charity...
I've been inspired by the "Drive for Cancer" event in the States, and having been affected myself, I thought it might be cool to do something similar - if not on a smaller scale. A morning blast to the coast and a small donation to a cancer charity, maybe?
Just thinking out loud
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