View Poll Results: Preferred dat for a 964 meeting @ Center Gravity
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UK meet for April??
04-20-2009, 08:10 AM
#76
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Dave W,
BIG THANKS for organising this and also getting the sun out for us. Appreciate all of your time and efforts to get the meet and so many interesting parties together. Sorry you were attacked by a bird.
As to Chris Centre Gravity: If only we could bottle his enthusiasm and some of those exhaust sounds. Fascinating stuff, though glad it was kept at Granny level.
BIG THANKS for organising this and also getting the sun out for us. Appreciate all of your time and efforts to get the meet and so many interesting parties together. Sorry you were attacked by a bird.
As to Chris Centre Gravity: If only we could bottle his enthusiasm and some of those exhaust sounds. Fascinating stuff, though glad it was kept at Granny level.
04-20-2009, 09:42 AM
#77
Burning Brakes
I too echo the other comments, hat off to Dave for organising and to Chris for giving a talk on such a complex subjet and making it (relatively) understandable!
Enjoyed the drive home so much I turned a 1.5 hr journey into a 3 hr one across the Lincolnshire flat roads!
Enjoyed the drive home so much I turned a 1.5 hr journey into a 3 hr one across the Lincolnshire flat roads!
04-20-2009, 10:59 AM
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only my second post. Sunday was my first ever Porsche meet, thanks to everyone who organised it. I thoroughly bored the girlfriend at dinner.
Kev I picked up your camera and handed it to you after you tried to destroy it.
2 hours to get there - 3.5 to get back cause of bloody M1
Kev I picked up your camera and handed it to you after you tried to destroy it.
2 hours to get there - 3.5 to get back cause of bloody M1
04-25-2009, 07:29 AM
#79
Three Wheelin'
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I've just added a page to the 964uk.com site with pictures of this meeting. Click here to go straight there.
Regards
Dave
Regards
Dave
04-25-2009, 11:27 AM
#80
Drifting
Ross,
Must have been a shoddy attempt to destroy the camera, its still fully functional......even after being coated in sticky coffee...Nikon D80, great for all sorts of abuse. pity I can't speak highly of the damn strap.
Cheers for the help,
Kevin
Must have been a shoddy attempt to destroy the camera, its still fully functional......even after being coated in sticky coffee...Nikon D80, great for all sorts of abuse. pity I can't speak highly of the damn strap.
Cheers for the help,
Kevin
