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And finally

The cars all look fantastic Lindsay - thanks for posting the pix

It was a really good day up there.

Rich

The early 911S is on the PCGB stand but is gorgeous This is some of the Central team hard at it Brian pointing north, or was it west ?

A really good display put on by the Central Region, the cars looked great.

It was nice to catch up with you all again and chat with members from all over the country.

Really enjoyed myself on the stand yesterday and all the Porsches looked fantastic.... a credit to you all, I know what hard work it can be

Brian & Derek I have the photos ........ never seen your cars soooooo clean

See you all soon

The last days piccies of our neighbours, the first is the new Morgan 3 wheeler, 0-60 in 4.5 secs driven through the single rear wheel and only built on thursday morning, still missing roof and battery This is the 1933 version of the previous car, spot the differences The 924 owners club The other 924s on the 924 stand

Finally one for Mike Holmes

Thanks for the pics Lindsay.

I like the last one of the portable toilets with the fence around.....

All the cars looked excellent so again well done to the team who spend so long organising it. And of course well done for the tireless enthusiasm talking to hundreds if not thousands over the weekend, it can be a slog by the Sunday I bet.

I had a great 3 days in the dream rides area blatting around the local roads. Police were a PITA this year though.
When road conditions and speed limits allowed Porsche honour was upheld in a series of head to heads !! But if you see a green and yellow Westfield with a 4.2 V8 thats slightly tougher..

I heard the rozzers had a word with a chap in a Cobra, letting him go with a warning to take it easy

Great photos, I really have to go one year.

lindsayhbrown wrote:I heard the rozzers had a word with a chap in a Cobra, letting him go with a warning to take it easy

Within 2 miles of the NEC there were 3 marked cars, 3 unmarked cars, radar traps and 2 unmarked police bikes. If they saw you leave then they just followed you round the route. I must have been followed for miles at times however we soon got to know who they were and how to change the route.

I think they were told to be there and do the job, they stopped about 12 drivers (some given a warning, others booked) and had a chat to most quite pleasantly. After stopping and booking one chap the driver of one of the unmarked cars then came in to the NEC and bought a ride in the Ultima. They are petroheads too.

Considering that Coleshill, one the traffic HQ is only about a mile from the NEC, it was an easy one for them to manage..
I wonder how the officer ride in the Ultima went..... slowly

A shame they booked drivers rather than just giving them a warning especially considering the reasoning behind why they were there in the first place
I will do this one year...

garyw

Coleshill police station now closed, traffic work from Rugby now (according to the rozzer across the road)