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A funny video trying to drive an stupidly stiff car under torrential rain. Tricky to drive is an understatement. The gopro has broken after this and my amazing lap in dry didn't get recorded...4 points
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Bonnets off at the stone centre! Been there done that glad you had a great day and the sun was shining for you, see you soon luv Andy and Becky ps has my fuel evaporated yet?3 points
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Can someone please explain to me why I bothered sorting a route out last night. I thought we would go a whack round and finish up at Willersley Castle, until there was 4-way traffic lights at Cromford, so we just made it up today and it was no less of a day for it, just a bit of a strange route. We met at Sainsbury's, Andrew, Nigel and a newcomer, Mike. 3 Zetecs so guess what was the main topic of the day. We set off on a circular route, at one time doing 40mph in a 50mph zone behind some motorbikes, slower round the bends, que? thankfully they were going straight on as we turned off along some more twisties. Eventually we hit the traffic jam and after a couple of minutes it became apparent that we were in for a long wait, there simply is no other way to get to Willersley Castle, so we abandoned that for another day, did a 3 point turn and went to the Stone Centre for lunch instead. The great thing about the road to nowhere is that it can turn into the road to anywhere that suits the moment. Bonnets Off at the Stone Centre Nigel makes me laugh, a very straight talking bloke, he sorted us out with a great suggestion on a route for the afternoon. It's a good job he did because as I didn't think anyone was coming, I hadn't set a route for the afternoon. So with the plan sorted we set off on some lovely, scenic roads, nice and twisty and much better when you are not following yet another slow motorbike. What is it with the motorbikes today? Twist the throttle pleeeease. In the sun And in the lush green shades. Mike was the rear car and had his lights on, now there is a good idea! made my job so much easier We arrived at Wetton, it was a first for everyone and I think it is safe to say they were all impressed with the choice of cakes, homemade by the lady that served you. The car park was full when we arrived, so we parked on the lane. You know by now what comes next, a monkeys tea party, but just a minute, there seems to be 6 cakes. Yes, 6 cakes and 5 people, but the best is yet to come. Mike underestimated the size of the portions and found that he couldn't finish the second piece, oh what a shame, but he was in good company as Andrew and I shared the scraps. Bakewell cake, almond flavoured with cherries plus Victoria sponge cake. Even a tea cosy on the tea pot, how very quaint. Mike2cakes, fitting in very, very well. That carrot cake was delicious too. The car park had emptied and a beautiful, black Morgan adorned our view. We later found out that it housed a V6 engine, it was eerily quiet. I called Nigel over to show me how to take a better photograph and he took time out to teach me, of which I am grateful for. What do you think, it is a much better photo than I had taken. Next minute I am sat on the floor for this one, well worth it though. As we went to pay our bills the lady informed us that Mike had already paid. What an amazing guy, fun, friendly and generous too. There has been a lovely crew out today, full of knowledge, good drivers in good cars, what a great car club to bring us all together, I can't wait to see you all again.3 points
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Barnsley John we just don't believe you! You slipped up and used posh bread, that right expensive seeded stuff!! I bet that's your side plate with a bit of bread to mop up after your fillet steak.....2 points
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Morning all, will be on my way too this morning. Give me ten mins if I get lost! Regards Mike2 points
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Well, after many years of hiring similar things for odd days, and before I get too old to get in one I have taken the plunge and purchased a Westfield. Hopefully a nice entry level 1998 wide with 2.0 pinto. I think I have broken all my normal rules and purchased this sold unseen but from what looks like a nice garage in Hexham so hopefully I have done the right thing!. Weather permitting should pick it up on thursday and then just got to drive the 350miles back home afterwards. Really excited and a little anxious 😀1 point
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I was in the process of looking for a replacement to the Westfield logo that was on the back of Buttercup. At the same time, @IanK (Bagpuss) was producing silhouettes of members cars so my search was about to come to fruition. I contacted Ian and he was happy to help and so various designs went between us so that I achieved the look I was looking for. I would like to thank Ian for all the help and time he gave for this little project to happen. Here is a picture of the logo on Buttercup and I hope you like it as much as I do. You will notice the Buttercup in the grill. It was a brilliant idea by Ian but thanks also go to @Gary Taylor - Scotland AO for the suggestion to have the flowers yellow.1 point
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the Barnsley boys went out well des and debs john and Jacky we had a run out to Friday Thorpe near to Bridlington what a grand day got sun burnt on head we could not afford any cake and buns and shared a coffee between us picture of glen eating cake again last time I saw him at Stoneleigh he was eating cake your going to need more horsepower to lug him around hope you all had a great day like we had now going home for a bread and butter sarni well there's no butter thanks john1 point
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Andrew it is still a goal.. first time out this weekend and still some set up to do..but still have it as a distant goal!1 point
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Good to meet you @Snappy Brilliant day out again. Thanks @Julie Hall - AO Representative, Peak District AO1 point
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I can think of a better backdrop for your car.. somewhere in deepest Lincolnshire.. possibly around May 23rd?1 point
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from sunny Scotland and into the fold, looks a nice car and great colour choice too, it will be a long wait until Thursday but take your time get used to her and above all enjoy1 point
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Hi All Westfield Owners, Everyone Westfield Sportscars would like to say a massive thank you for all members who came out and attend the show and came to our stan. It was fantastic to see such support and meeting new and existing customers. Your plot in particular was very impressive. Loved the huge range of cars I put a lot of faces to names, who I have spoken with since the start of the year. Really good chatting about your cars and other topics. I greatly appreciate all the kind words and well wishes I received. Made me feel very welcome. Have a fantastic week everyone and if you need any support or assistance, please feel free to contact me or the Team. Regards Patrick1 point
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Yes thanks to Stu for his advise on stand location we have booked for this event. The stand may be lacking staff as we will probably be watching the racing!1 point
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I’m also with autoaid and have had to call them. No stupid roadside membership bureaucracy. Great service and half the cost of aa or rac.1 point
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