Can I see Andrew Muir's 260Z 2/2? Or is it a similar car?
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Le Mans Classic 2023 centenary event
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chrisvega
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No, he was not there! That is a French car.
chrisvega
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It's with a drone Jon - modern technology, these youngsters heh! Adam took some amazing footage with it.
I just know you would have loved the campsite (not
)Let's just say I was more than happy I took my own electric pump fed shower/tent and portaloo
Facilities were woefully inadequate for number of campers and massive queues most of day for showers n loos.
I took the ZX turbo as extra space, comfort, power steering, electric windows and T bar roof won the day.
Myself and John Palmer came back yesterday, the others are making their way back today.
Great time was had by all and it was a really happy camp, great bunch of guys.
The others (Adz, Neil, Steve, Aidy and Matt) managed to showboat up and down the track shortly after racing closed yesterday.
I won't steal their glory and let them post the videos and tell the stories when back.
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SeanDezart
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2x casualties, John Jacklin's 240Z Sammy threw a stub axel or summat.
With a camera I presume
oops sorry bout that couldn’t resist
AshTheScaff
Club Member
Be adding one more Z to that picture next year
Fantasic pictures.
Chappers
Club Member
A big thanks to Sean from John and I for allowing us to join you all on the stand in our Boxster. I enjoyed a Z chat with several people on the stand but not everyone as we arrived at random times. I must try harder and get my 280Z finished. It is currently a bare shell on a rotisserie in my workshop awaiting a slot in “restoration “ corner at my mates garage.
We got home tonight after a stop over last night at my Uncle and Aunt’s place near Bexhill.
Driving up from there this morning I called into Fourways and had a tour of the workshop.
We covered 1251 miles door to door and the only thing the car needed was fuel for the 6 days away.
To the next time
We got home tonight after a stop over last night at my Uncle and Aunt’s place near Bexhill.
Driving up from there this morning I called into Fourways and had a tour of the workshop.
We covered 1251 miles door to door and the only thing the car needed was fuel for the 6 days away.
To the next time
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Paul Atkinson
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He must have long arms to reach that high with the camera 
Some more super pics to capture the experience. Thanks.