Gumball 8000 on TV last night
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Anyone else see this on TV last night? About 1am? (was up feeding the baby:yawn: )
Couple of Tuscans and a blue Chim, but there was a car I didnt recognise. It was gunmetal grey, looked for all the world to have a Tuscan front end, but had 2 humps of bodywork running back from behind the driver's head to the car's bum, a bit like a double Jag D Type affair. Very rounded arse and 3 or 4 circular rear lights each side.
Any ideas folks? I was in 'bloody baby woke me up' mode so wasnt really paying much attention
Couple of Tuscans and a blue Chim, but there was a car I didnt recognise. It was gunmetal grey, looked for all the world to have a Tuscan front end, but had 2 humps of bodywork running back from behind the driver's head to the car's bum, a bit like a double Jag D Type affair. Very rounded arse and 3 or 4 circular rear lights each side.
Any ideas folks? I was in 'bloody baby woke me up' mode so wasnt really paying much attention

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Didnt realise the roof came off tho'
Good work Stuart
>> Edited by njw 77 on Wednesday 15th December 13:05
Didnt realise the roof came off tho'
Good work Stuart
>> Edited by njw 77 on Wednesday 15th December 13:05
shame you didn't see me, i was up the front (leading) at one point until co-pilot took me a little sightseeing and arrested in a petrol station... we weren't racing monsiour.... i had the porka planted!!
roll on next year!
Dean
www.theratpac.com
roll on next year!
Dean
www.theratpac.com
Just watched the version on men & Motors,
i have to say, a bit disapointing, having done the cannonball run europe this year, and the first leg actually being longer than the entire cannonball 8000 run, i would find it a large waiste of money or should i say not good value for money!
Sorry to be a bit down beat, but i find some of the events on the market slightly caitered toward letting people do these events so that they then can say they have done the cannonball, when the original cannonball was all about endurance.
The route they took was nothing special, i have done this route on a yearly basis (having family down near monaco) and each time done it in a day on average 12 to 15 hours.
So in the end, all i ask is what is so special?
(sorry if i am a bit negative, but i think many of the people who did this event are not used to driving, many people on this forum who go to Le Mans do more driving in a weekend then these guys, but dont pay £4k! and probably have more fun!)
i have to say, a bit disapointing, having done the cannonball run europe this year, and the first leg actually being longer than the entire cannonball 8000 run, i would find it a large waiste of money or should i say not good value for money! Sorry to be a bit down beat, but i find some of the events on the market slightly caitered toward letting people do these events so that they then can say they have done the cannonball, when the original cannonball was all about endurance.
The route they took was nothing special, i have done this route on a yearly basis (having family down near monaco) and each time done it in a day on average 12 to 15 hours.
So in the end, all i ask is what is so special?
(sorry if i am a bit negative, but i think many of the people who did this event are not used to driving, many people on this forum who go to Le Mans do more driving in a weekend then these guys, but dont pay £4k! and probably have more fun!)
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