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Stourport - the aftermath
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Mk3rob
Martin & Nettie
Regsmonster
Jono
lin and tony
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Stourport - the aftermath
Hi all,
Just wanted to say a big big thankyou to the organisers for a fantasic weekend. I didn't get to spend much time there last year but this year gave it a good go before work got in the way. Sundays green lane drive was great fun especially when i got let loose on me own, making that much noise that the ramblers association are fitting tank traps to each lane as we speak no doubt.
The list of people i'd like to thanks for their hospitality and giving me and neil such a warm and friendly welcome would go on and on....you know who you are and a special thanks to Colin for fixing my LPG and talking me around in his scamp over the course even after the exhurst fell off.
I dont think its possible for me to come back bigger and louder next year so i think i should came back smaller and possibly mini based
see you all soon and thanks again
warren
Just wanted to say a big big thankyou to the organisers for a fantasic weekend. I didn't get to spend much time there last year but this year gave it a good go before work got in the way. Sundays green lane drive was great fun especially when i got let loose on me own, making that much noise that the ramblers association are fitting tank traps to each lane as we speak no doubt.
The list of people i'd like to thanks for their hospitality and giving me and neil such a warm and friendly welcome would go on and on....you know who you are and a special thanks to Colin for fixing my LPG and talking me around in his scamp over the course even after the exhurst fell off.
I dont think its possible for me to come back bigger and louder next year so i think i should came back smaller and possibly mini based
see you all soon and thanks again
warren
jolly- Number of posts : 13
Location : birmingham
Job/hobbies : off road
Registration date : 2008-08-25
Re: Stourport - the aftermath
Hi from me too, thank you all so much for a great weekend. Was great to meet you all and I also really enjoyed the green laning and i'm glad i didnt miss out on it. Just wish i could have tried the hill!
Was a lot of fun and both louise and I will definately be coming again. Fingers crossed with a fixed clutch and a possibly rebuilt engine (started being a little odd on the way home )
My club application form is already filled out and ready to post
Paul & Louise
Was a lot of fun and both louise and I will definately be coming again. Fingers crossed with a fixed clutch and a possibly rebuilt engine (started being a little odd on the way home )
My club application form is already filled out and ready to post
Paul & Louise
Re: Stourport - the aftermath
Hi both,
It was great to meet you both and I'm so glad that you enjoyed the weekend. We all do our best to make newcomers feel welcome and I'm sure we'll see you both again soon.
Inaddition the turnout at the Picnic was amazing, I've never seen that field so full. and the fact that we had around 25-26 Scamps on site was brilliant. Well done everyone, give yourself a big pat on the back!
Regards
James
It was great to meet you both and I'm so glad that you enjoyed the weekend. We all do our best to make newcomers feel welcome and I'm sure we'll see you both again soon.
Inaddition the turnout at the Picnic was amazing, I've never seen that field so full. and the fact that we had around 25-26 Scamps on site was brilliant. Well done everyone, give yourself a big pat on the back!
Regards
James
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What a fantastic weekend. Thank you to all those who orgainsed the event and helped it to run so well. All four of us enjoyed ourselves loads and loads and loads
Warren - no probs, glad I could be of help. PM me if you want parts for plumbing in the second LPG tank as discussed.
Also would like to say a big thank you to those who kept an eye on our monsters while we took Woodstock off roading. Really appreciated, as they have not enjoyed off roading so much this year and we have loved it
Can't wait until next time
Warren - no probs, glad I could be of help. PM me if you want parts for plumbing in the second LPG tank as discussed.
Also would like to say a big thank you to those who kept an eye on our monsters while we took Woodstock off roading. Really appreciated, as they have not enjoyed off roading so much this year and we have loved it
Can't wait until next time
Woodstock- Number of posts : 107
Location : Whitwick
Job/hobbies : Having fun !!!
Registration date : 2008-07-18
Thank you members
Thank you all for making Stourport so good. I said when you voted me in on the AGM to be the clubs President, "Its the members that make a good club" and it was you lot that done me proud. Theres a lot of you members I have got to know very well and regard you as good friends, and hope the new members will become friends as well.
I was a bit worried about changing the way the club charged for the event, but it worked out very well, a few paid a bit more. But all the members I spoked to thought it was a lot fairer. It was a very large turn out, bigger than expected by most. I am very sorry about the toilets on the last day as they where full, but in the last few years two toilets where plenty.
I am glad that everyone was happy and had a great time. Thank you for the members that helped, Martin/Nettie,James and so on, without there help it probly wouldn't be as good. Sorry about rambling on so much. I am glad everyone had fun, thats what its all about.
Thanks Rick
I was a bit worried about changing the way the club charged for the event, but it worked out very well, a few paid a bit more. But all the members I spoked to thought it was a lot fairer. It was a very large turn out, bigger than expected by most. I am very sorry about the toilets on the last day as they where full, but in the last few years two toilets where plenty.
I am glad that everyone was happy and had a great time. Thank you for the members that helped, Martin/Nettie,James and so on, without there help it probly wouldn't be as good. Sorry about rambling on so much. I am glad everyone had fun, thats what its all about.
Thanks Rick
RICK- Number of posts : 232
Age : 65
Location : The White house, New-ark East Midlands
Job/hobbies : Green laning
Registration date : 2008-05-22
Re: Stourport - the aftermath
Thanks to all. It was a great weekend.
Well done to Rick for organising the sunshine (amongst other things) It was really lovely to see so many Scamps altogether. I know that some of you have seen more Scamps at other events in the past - but us relative newcomers have not!
As per usual, Taz has not returned unscathed! Another engine out job is called for! (It's a good job those toilets were so full!!!! Jo raced off home rather than use them and took the van - so Jono couldn't take his hoist with him - PHEW!!!!!) A new sub frame is called for.
As usual, many thanks to everyone for everything - ok so we lost the 'best mk3 trophy to our daughter - we will never live it down - but maybe next year. Many, many thanks to those that helped to get 'Daisy back up and running on Monday morning - it wasn't terminal after all.
There really are too many people to thank - so I won't mention them by name but ta anyway!
Well done to Rick for organising the sunshine (amongst other things) It was really lovely to see so many Scamps altogether. I know that some of you have seen more Scamps at other events in the past - but us relative newcomers have not!
As per usual, Taz has not returned unscathed! Another engine out job is called for! (It's a good job those toilets were so full!!!! Jo raced off home rather than use them and took the van - so Jono couldn't take his hoist with him - PHEW!!!!!) A new sub frame is called for.
As usual, many thanks to everyone for everything - ok so we lost the 'best mk3 trophy to our daughter - we will never live it down - but maybe next year. Many, many thanks to those that helped to get 'Daisy back up and running on Monday morning - it wasn't terminal after all.
There really are too many people to thank - so I won't mention them by name but ta anyway!
lin and tony- Number of posts : 594
Location : Cookley near Kidderminster
Job/hobbies : mending our Scamp - again and again!
Registration date : 2008-08-26
Re: Stourport - the aftermath
Brilliant, just brilliant. Heart-felt thanks to those who organised, helped and attended.
Jono- Number of posts : 386
Location : Work in the "Badlands of Oldbury".. Home amongst the little people, deep, deep in the Forest.
Job/hobbies : Professional Bodger and first-class excuse maker..... Scamp owner and club member!
Registration date : 2008-05-20
Re: Stourport - the aftermath
It doesn't matter how much you bob down Jono, it still looks like you're driving a toy car.....
Jono wrote:
Martin & Nettie- Number of posts : 1216
Location : Runcorn
Job/hobbies : Former SOC President and Secretary - its up to Mr Wezgit & Nettie now
Registration date : 2008-06-25
Re: Stourport - the aftermath
See below - I messed up!
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lin and tony- Number of posts : 594
Location : Cookley near Kidderminster
Job/hobbies : mending our Scamp - again and again!
Registration date : 2008-08-26
Re: Stourport - the aftermath
[/quote]Regsmonster wrote:It doesn't matter how much you bob down Jono, it still looks like you're driving a toy car.....
You know - you're right!
Perhaps that's why you couldn't get up the hill and a 19 year girl driving a 998 could - You were not pedaling fast enough!
Last edited by lin and tony on Tue Sep 01, 2009 11:06 am; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : typo!)
lin and tony- Number of posts : 594
Location : Cookley near Kidderminster
Job/hobbies : mending our Scamp - again and again!
Registration date : 2008-08-26
Martin & Nettie- Number of posts : 1216
Location : Runcorn
Job/hobbies : Former SOC President and Secretary - its up to Mr Wezgit & Nettie now
Registration date : 2008-06-25
The winners
Mr Westgit Best Mk1
Mr Yates Best Mk2
Nic Nic Best Mk3
Andrew Mclean Best Mk4
Mr Copple Best 6 Wheeler
Richard Jordon (Reg) Best Off Road/Adapted
Colin (Woodstock) Broken Spanner
Adam Wilson Ugly Ducking (not Adam his Scamp)
Mr Westgit furthest travelled (in a Scamp)
Mr & Mrs Worth and bump Best of the Bunch and Best Under Bonnet
Martin & Nettie- Number of posts : 1216
Location : Runcorn
Job/hobbies : Former SOC President and Secretary - its up to Mr Wezgit & Nettie now
Registration date : 2008-06-25
Martin & Nettie- Number of posts : 1216
Location : Runcorn
Job/hobbies : Former SOC President and Secretary - its up to Mr Wezgit & Nettie now
Registration date : 2008-06-25
Martin & Nettie- Number of posts : 1216
Location : Runcorn
Job/hobbies : Former SOC President and Secretary - its up to Mr Wezgit & Nettie now
Registration date : 2008-06-25
Re: Stourport - the aftermath
I didn't realise Harriet was sucking her thumb whilst we were off road. I'll have to have a word with her about that, on good bump and she could end up missing a thumb!
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Very good pictues Jono and others plus vid it was the best weekend I ever attended. Thanks everyone
RICK- Number of posts : 232
Age : 65
Location : The White house, New-ark East Midlands
Job/hobbies : Green laning
Registration date : 2008-05-22
Re: Stourport - the aftermath
Thanks 1 and all for making it a brill weekend.
It was made most pleasurable as i at last managed to conquer the hill
Mr Bridger did particularly well managing to get a police (unmarked car) escort out of Stourport .............or................were they pulling him over
The pics from one and all are great
Stanford Hall next, see you there.
It was made most pleasurable as i at last managed to conquer the hill
Mr Bridger did particularly well managing to get a police (unmarked car) escort out of Stourport .............or................were they pulling him over
The pics from one and all are great
Stanford Hall next, see you there.
Mk3rob- Number of posts : 2521
Age : 68
Location : Wolves
Job/hobbies : DIY, Cars, reading and survival!!
Registration date : 2008-05-19
Re: Stourport - the aftermath
Mk3rob wrote:
Mr Bridger did particularly well managing to get a police (unmarked car) escort out of Stourport .............or................were they pulling him over ....
Ah, you saw us then... . All was good, though
Jono- Number of posts : 386
Location : Work in the "Badlands of Oldbury".. Home amongst the little people, deep, deep in the Forest.
Job/hobbies : Professional Bodger and first-class excuse maker..... Scamp owner and club member!
Registration date : 2008-05-20
Re: Stourport - the aftermath
Looks like you all had a great time. It's in our diary for next year!
minislapper- Number of posts : 296
Location : Derby
Job/hobbies : Job: Education - Hobbies: minis, motorsport and things on 4 wheels in general
Registration date : 2008-05-16
more pics
Green laning on Sunday - couldn't take many cos my battery ran out!!!!
Plus a few at the campsite
Plus a few at the campsite
lin and tony- Number of posts : 594
Location : Cookley near Kidderminster
Job/hobbies : mending our Scamp - again and again!
Registration date : 2008-08-26
Oops missed one!
Rick showing his best side!
lin and tony- Number of posts : 594
Location : Cookley near Kidderminster
Job/hobbies : mending our Scamp - again and again!
Registration date : 2008-08-26
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lin and tony wrote:...Perhaps that's why you couldn't get up the hill and a 19 year girl driving a 998 could - You were not pedaling fast enough!
[Ignore Tony mode on]...Pah! [/Ignore Tony mode off]
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Jono- Number of posts : 386
Location : Work in the "Badlands of Oldbury".. Home amongst the little people, deep, deep in the Forest.
Job/hobbies : Professional Bodger and first-class excuse maker..... Scamp owner and club member!
Registration date : 2008-05-20
Re: Stourport - the aftermath
Jono wrote:Mk3rob wrote:
Mr Bridger did particularly well managing to get a police (unmarked car) escort out of Stourport .............or................were they pulling him over ....
Ah, you saw us then... . All was good, though
So what was the trouble with plod then?
Too much mud being dropped on the road as we left Stourport maybe?
BTW, it took two and a half hours to pressure wash the 110 and the Scamp and shovel the sand off the drive this evening.
And i've still got to scrub and repaint the floor ready for the concours and the Mini show in a few weeks. Dave, can i borrow a mirror to show off it's shiney bits?
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