Bicester Heritage - First Sunday Scarmble of 2016
Bicester Heritage - First Sunday Scarmble of 2016
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VEX

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5,259 posts

275 months

Wednesday 30th December 2015
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Lots to see and enjoy at this event, first time for me, going over with the family but Audrey should be out and on show as well.

It is a gorgeously restored 1920's - WWII RAF Bomber Command base and now vintage vehicle centre for sales, servicing and restoration companies as well as storage for lots of interesting things

Www.bicesterheritage.co.uk

littleredrooster

6,358 posts

225 months

Wednesday 30th December 2015
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Thanks for that. Ticket bought, I'll be there!
*goes to check forecast to see if bike would be viable*

Mishima

68 posts

181 months

Thursday 31st December 2015
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Going to this - went to the Drive-it Day one in April and it was really good; saw a huge range of cars and planes and had a good chat with guys from Classic & Sportscar. Bicester Heritage is a super place and is growing all the time. I believe they've sold about 1000 tickets for this one, so looking forward to it.

1962

131 posts

204 months

Thursday 31st December 2015
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Nice setting.


woodypup59

700 posts

181 months

Friday 1st January 2016
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Do you think ther'll be any 'jumble there ?

1962

131 posts

204 months

Friday 1st January 2016
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No jumble, there is expensive coffee though

RichB

56,213 posts

313 months

Sunday 3rd January 2016
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Was looking forward to this but the forecast is for constant rain from about 9am. I know that sounds like a weak excuse but I'm still familiarising myself with the car and I don't fancy driving it in those conditions. Roof up, no drivers door, tiny mirrors, 6" wipers, crash gearbox, centre throttle, pissing with rain all steamed up inside... scratchchin

littleredrooster

6,358 posts

225 months

Sunday 3rd January 2016
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Well that was a bit wet! And muddy. And cold.

Felt sorry for the youngsters who were marshalling the car parks - one of them looked spectacularly soaked.