Jake RAH
Well-Known Forum User
I'm up for a meet before going into the 'car park'. Just hope said 'car park' isn't as bad as it sounds. Woody is sorted as he isn't using the commoners car park. Are you Woody
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Petrolicious Drivers Meeting - Bicester Heritage - 12th May 2019
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I'm up for a meet before going into the 'car park'. Just hope said 'car park' isn't as bad as it sounds. Woody is sorted as he isn't using the commoners car park. Are you Woody
Actually my car has been accepted as part of the main display 
I've got to turn up before the event starts to be parked in a photogenic location on the main site, they even wanted me to drop the car off on Saturday originally!
I may also be a member...
Let me know when you're there, it would be good to catch up and see what you've brought
I've got to turn up before the event starts to be parked in a photogenic location on the main site, they even wanted me to drop the car off on Saturday originally!I may also be a member...
Let me know when you're there, it would be good to catch up and see what you've brought
Great to see those that could make it yesterday, I counted six S30's on site in total. Four clubs members cars that I knew, a rally spec car in one of the workshops and a light blue metallic RHD 240Z on wolfrace slots and a fourways sticker in the rear window. Also a very ratty looking fairlady roadster was parked on site.
A very different vibe to the Sunday Scramble meets, with slightly less than half the people and alot of very special machinery carefully positioned around the site. The general parking had an amazing collection of machinery on display just as much as the main site, including a genuinely road legal Group C Silkcut Jaguar.
Very much a social meet with alot of cars in the background, and fantastic weather to top it off. It looked like the Z was getting plenty of attention and hopefully some nice images will make their way online soon.
A very different vibe to the Sunday Scramble meets, with slightly less than half the people and alot of very special machinery carefully positioned around the site. The general parking had an amazing collection of machinery on display just as much as the main site, including a genuinely road legal Group C Silkcut Jaguar.
Very much a social meet with alot of cars in the background, and fantastic weather to top it off. It looked like the Z was getting plenty of attention and hopefully some nice images will make their way online soon.
I think that's Brad Mottier's car with Jake's twin looking on.
Might actually be Jake [emoji4]
datsfun
Club Member
Love the wheel chocks !
If anyone has those rear mudflaps tucked away in their garages or lofts
, please let me know !
Jay.
Club Member
Really enjoyed the show, a lot of awesome vehicles and not too busy!
Enjoyed putting some faces to names, shame I didn't have a chance to hang around for a proper chat - next time. I stayed til the end trying to catch up with people and got to watch some of the really exotic stuff drive around which was exciting
Enjoyed putting some faces to names, shame I didn't have a chance to hang around for a proper chat - next time. I stayed til the end trying to catch up with people and got to watch some of the really exotic stuff drive around which was exciting
That was it! Know anything more about it?
Only that it was also there last October. And it didn't look like it was a runner - wheels on with one bolt, no exhaust or propshaft as I remember. But the photo may prove me wrong [emoji23]
Jay.
Club Member
