Tallbloke in Holland
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Tallbloke is a new member of the Blackpool on the rijn club.
He is a great guy who helped us with the show today.
The show was a great succes, and roger was a big help, in the bar he was the chief, and the people of hollland like's him very well.
He will give you next week more info and pics about this event.
He is a great guy who helped us with the show today.
The show was a great succes, and roger was a big help, in the bar he was the chief, and the people of hollland like's him very well.
He will give you next week more info and pics about this event.
Thanks to everyone who was involved with organising it! Never seen so many Tivs in one place, let alone here. 
[quote=dickymint]Nice one Roger and you Dutch guys. Looking forward to the piccies and stories - Write up for the Wedgepages?
Would be great to plan a trip over en-mass next year
[/quote If you came over Dicky than we organise a Dicky mint fan club day.Yesterday it was the Tallbloke fan club day as well, come over with the BBW {leave the chims at home} and had fun.
Would be great to plan a trip over en-mass next year
[/quote If you came over Dicky than we organise a Dicky mint fan club day.Yesterday it was the Tallbloke fan club day as well, come over with the BBW {leave the chims at home} and had fun.gun metal said:
Tallbloke is a new member of the Blackpool on the rijn club.
He will give you next week more info and pics about this event.
Thanks to all the Blackpool a/d Rijn Gang who have made me so welcome! I been looked after from the moment I arrived on thursday evening, and it was a pleasure to help set up the display, pushing cars about in the rain at 7 in the morning
and setting up the bar at 9! The show was fantastic, with TVR Holland bringing the Sagaris and Tuscan S. But pride of the show was the impressive lineup of wedges covering all the history of production. The linup of early TVR's was great too, with a '62 Grantura and two Tuscan V8's at one end of the 40 car linup and the latest Tuscan and the Sagaris 200metre stretch of our section. There were around 400 cars on display further up and down the road too. Everything from live steam engines and tractors to Old fire engines and American V8's. The After show party was a gas too, with a great band to round off the evening after the dinner at the most impressive lakeside Chinese Restaurant. Roll on the next Rijn Rumble! Just one pic for now but I'll get them all up as soon as I can.
>> Edited by tallbloke on Sunday 18th September 21:00
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Have you noticed how the current generation of TVR's (Sagaris, T350 etc) have similar lines to that of the very first TVR's (Vixens, Granturas etc). Look at the 4 recent pictures in this post of the Sagaris and old Tuscan - both have a dumpy squat back, large rear window and fast back type styling. The fronts also have very similar proportions. Just an observation!
Oh, and I have a genuine Dutch kilt which I bought from Holland and I dont recall being gay... :-)
Could soon be another Wedge being imported to Holland by the way... I still quite fancy moving there if I could find some kind of job... Going around the agencies next week!
Oh, and I have a genuine Dutch kilt which I bought from Holland and I dont recall being gay... :-)
Could soon be another Wedge being imported to Holland by the way... I still quite fancy moving there if I could find some kind of job... Going around the agencies next week!
digga951 said:
I still quite fancy moving there if I could find some kind of job... Going around the agencies next week!
Drop me your cv by email . . . I've got a nice Msoft-contact.
Tusc racer, to make this post of some use . . .
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