Le Mans Classic - stickered up or not?
Discussion
Hoolio,
Based on my past experience, cars are not stickered for Le Classic, and if anyone does it then they will "stick out" and look a bit odd. There will be lots of older cars on the road down compared to the regular 24 heures and you would not expect them to be stickered up would you.
Think Goorwood Revival and you'll get the idea.
R.
Based on my past experience, cars are not stickered for Le Classic, and if anyone does it then they will "stick out" and look a bit odd. There will be lots of older cars on the road down compared to the regular 24 heures and you would not expect them to be stickered up would you.
Think Goorwood Revival and you'll get the idea.
R.
I brooched the subject re stickering up for the classic a couple of weeks ago and got no real consensus, so I'm a doin it anyway, it don't make me a hoolygoon do it ?
Anyway, what do the French know about dressing the part. They just throw on a beret and a string of onions............
Anyway, what do the French know about dressing the part. They just throw on a beret and a string of onions............
Edited by molestrangler on Friday 20th June 14:47
The Leaper said:
Hoolio,
Based on my past experience, cars are not stickered for Le Classic, and if anyone does it then they will "stick out" and look a bit odd. There will be lots of older cars on the road down compared to the regular 24 heures and you would not expect them to be stickered up would you.
Well I am taking my 1935 Rolls from Aberdeen so I will be applying a few (tasteful) stickers for the run.Based on my past experience, cars are not stickered for Le Classic, and if anyone does it then they will "stick out" and look a bit odd. There will be lots of older cars on the road down compared to the regular 24 heures and you would not expect them to be stickered up would you.
Don't see why only the new cars should have the fun.....
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