Zolder and Spa

[bluezeeland]

Hi gents,

Who's going to Zolder and Spa ?

[pridaux]

looking forward to it meeting old friends and new should be a fantastic weekend sod the weather we will still have a ball
See you soon
Andrew

[bluezeeland]

thats the spirit !!

[pridaux]

bluezeeland said:

thats the spirit !!

No you have the spirit you where presented last weekend hope you have kept me some if you have some double cream in the Fridge and i will make some Irish coffees "Slainte"
Andrew

[bluezeeland]

ah, that spirit ! yup, will try not to drink it before thursday ......

[tunepipe911]

,
,
after a great weekend at lots off TVR's,not that many classics TVR's,but enough to say they where there!!
thanks to all who made it a nice weekend,PH members(and wifes),fans and the nice weather(not on sunday!!!,but that's Spa),

Wedge in the rain,not easy to keep on track

Edited by tunepipe911 on Sunday 26th May 15:38

[bluezeeland]

not easy to keep on track, but...with 360° views.........(wink, wink...)

[pridaux]

Well Finally Home after a fantastic few days and I am delighted to say that the new girl did the 600 or so miles without missing a beat and the only time the spares box was needed was to help one car out with a jubilee clip and another car with a relay switch so she is sitting in her bedroom with a cheeky grin on her face.

Yesterday at Spa she looked fantastic and I was amazed at the interest that she received along with the other classics there flying the flag for the Classics.
There where 100 TVRs of various ages all lined up neatly in the old paddock and today I believe a few more even the one off SagarisT arrived shortly before I left which was really great to see.



There where also a couple of dubious characters on site proud A,R,S,E men ?????



We had a great day at Zolder on Friday with the only mishap being the loss of a rear stub axel I felt rather sorry for the wee girl.





Zolder was as usual a fantastic day and great to meet some famous classic owners who have helped to keep the older cars alive and racing for many years a big thank you to them for there advice and encouragement its great to know that those of us that are green behind the ears have your experience and knowledge to help us along and learn as we go.
But a massive thank you to the gentleman that took me around the track in there 3000s and showed me what can be done what a ride and what a car I know if mine was driven with that skill the car would not be able to handle it maybe one day.

And also a big thanks to Bluezealand and his wonderful Family for having a Chainsaw going in there spare room on Thursday night many trees cut down that night

Maybe next year we will see even more Classics as its such fantastic trip and well organised.

Andrew

Edited by pridaux on Sunday 26th May 20:10

[oldgeebee]

Didn't get the 360 on film Frank/Rudy but the TVR's were well placed to track the action . . .


. . . spotted yours yet?

And at the end of the day, 4 decades of TVR's back at the hotel



Great time had by all, trust you all got back safely despite the weather on Sunday.

GB

[bluezeeland]

4 decades of TVR ! great picture, Graham, thank you !

re; 360, we did that at the very back of the track, well out of sight (and classified as a drift practise......)

the chainsaw....there is indeed no trees in sight (not any more, that is !)

had a smashing weekend ! cheers to all present !

[pridaux]

bluezeeland said:

4 decades of TVR ! great picture, Graham

Yes 60S 70S 80S 90S The Vixen just makes it into the 60s as her build sheet is November 1969 and then registered in 1970.
A fantastic picture Graham
A

[Fiscracer]

Andrew

You should go to the Spa Summer Classic (3 weeks) or the Six Hours (September), they're much better meetings.

BTW there were more than a few 60s TVRs at the Masters Brands meeting this weekend