PH25 Anniversary Party - Bicester Heritage 12th August

[Don1]

[Eugene7]

designforlife said:

Had the pleasure of following a couple of you guys for quite a ways when we left, nice way to end the day (I was in the grey Impreza).

This one?

[petemurphy]

carlo996 said:

I can't imagine gong to dinner with some on here £20 or £25 for a ticket, £10 for food, it's standard. Bring a flask, and make sandwiches FFS!

Bicester always seems to need more food options, but it's hard to call it either way. I was more concerned about the wasp invasion than my wallet

Does make you wonder when did some people last go out I’ve not been to any sort of event for less than £20 for a long time especially round Bicester / Cotswolds!

[markiii]

Eugene7 said:

designforlife said:

Had the pleasure of following a couple of you guys for quite a ways when we left, nice way to end the day (I was in the grey Impreza).

This one?

Saw teh Dino leave but missed teh opportunity to talk to the owner, genuine or replica?

[Avenicus]

Couldn't make it but please keep the photos coming guys

[pidsy]

Whoever owns the Z4M parked in the sports car display

Individual greeny, goldy colour with CSL wheels.

I have huge want for your car. It’s a wonderful looking thing.

[Eugene7]

markiii said:

Saw teh Dino leave but missed teh opportunity to talk to the owner, genuine or replica?

Genuine!

[WosMyName]

Random selection of more pics .















I had to look at the badge ,Ford Maverick .





Child size Ferrari TR







Interesting info sheet on the Corvette ,owner travelled to USA to buy it , had 190,000 miles on it and then went for a road trip before bringing it to UK ,now has 220,000 miles .





F1 edition







Who can name this car without cheating ?

[Agent57]

MissChief said:

And a pound for a flake! A pound!

I remember when they were 99

[markiii]

For the whole thing

[RGG]

Agent57 said:

MissChief said:

And a pound for a flake! A pound!

I remember when they were 99

My first pint of mild in a public house purchased by myself!, circa 1969, age 14yrs was one and tenpence - if any one knows how much that is.

[Agent57]

RGG said:

Agent57 said:

MissChief said:

one and tenpence - if any one knows how much that is.

11 pence?

[RGG]

Agent57 said:

RGG said:

Agent57 said:

MissChief said:

one and tenpence - if any one knows how much that is.

11 pence?

Nearly.

If I remember correctly it was - 9.16666666667 new pence. (Today's Money).

It was so hard in those days.

[camel_landy]

RGG said:

It was so hard in those days.

"There were a hundred and fifty of us living in a shoebox in the middle of the road."



M

[RGG]

camel_landy said:

RGG said:

It was so hard in those days.

"There were a hundred and fifty of us living in a shoebox in the middle of the road."



M

Which end of the box were you in?

We were in the posh end with the tissue paper.

[RGG]

camel_landy said:

RGG said:

It was so hard in those days.

"There were a hundred and fifty of us living in a shoebox in the middle of the road."



M

Doing the maths, I meant.

[FaustF]

miniman said:

Good day out, lots of lovely stuff to perv at. As with all of these events, almost more stuff to look at in the car park than on display.

May I use the Mustang pictures please?

[miniman]

FaustF said:

May I use the Mustang pictures please?

Sure, no problem.

[bolidemichael]

Miniman, may I use E class estate photos?

[mischmaster]

Some of the moaning on here is hilarious.
Don't like the food prices which were pretty much in line with every event these days? Bring a packed lunch.
Don't like the drink prices? Bring a bottle of water/flask of tea.
People even complaining about the ticket price 20 quid for an all day event. I don't understand what people expect to pay, 5 pounds?

As for the selection of cars on display, maybe PH wanted more cars but people didn't want to commit to having to stay all day. I actually thought the exclusivity and variation of cars that made the cut for display was great.

Fantastic event, thanks PH.