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loc944

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........to the 50th Anniversary Weekend?

I'll be heading down on the Thursday evening stopping off for the night, then to Castle Combe Friday, camping at RAC, Silverstone on Saturday and RAC On Sunday.

Alan.
 
Jon,
Going to be after a ride in your car pretty please. Need justification to fit all the bits I have been acquiring!
Hope to be around as I only live down the road.

David
 
I'm going Friday and staying Friday and Saturday nights at the RAC.
Not sure what time I'll be down Friday, but will do Castle Coombe if possible and Silverstone Saturday and RAC Sunday.
 
I am on the 2:30am ferry on Thursday morning from Dublin to Holyhead arriving at 5:30am... I then sail down the road - Might call into Hartech for a set of wishbones !
I am staying Thursday to Monday at the RAC.

Castle Combe on Friday and the RAC.
Saturday is Silverstone Centre for low grip and 4x4 driving...
Sunday - RAC

It will be some craic - Apparently there is a bar at the RAC as well [;)]

If I start to sing this song.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgxMgEpcKIo its definately time for bed [:D]

 
Saturday to silverstone and Sunday at RAC, considering camping but don't know if its too late to book, been too busy this week to remember to ring!
Tony
 
Oh, I so wish ...

Nope. Wedding anniversary that weekend, so domestic duties will need to be attended to.

Have a good time. I am sure you all will!


Oli.
 
Come on Oli, I'm sure a man of your means can organise a nice country hotel, trip to Cirencester for some shopping - girls like Ciren trust me, and then for good behavior an afternoon playing cars.
She could even go to Bath or Cabots Circus and not have you trailing around behind her, whinging. Mind if that happens you better put an upper limit on the credit card quick.[8|]
 
ORIGINAL: DavidL

Jon,
Going to be after a ride in your car pretty please. Need justification to fit all the bits I have been acquiring!
Hope to be around as I only live down the road.

David

Will see what we can do [;)]
 
Seven replies so far,if I include Paul, less than 2 weeks away now so surely there must be more than that going.

Paul, how many 944's are on the Register?

Alan.
 
Paul, how many 944's are on the Register?

About 600. Many aren't on forums so won't be listing their name here, but that's still around the one percent mark. [:eek:]

I'm not going to apologise here, we raised issues at the last worker's conference and they don't seem to have been addressed. I did raise the problem with the new board at Porsche and Polo with two of the board and haven't heard anything since.

This event could be great, the previous board did a lot of work to plan it. Sadly most of them have stood down and we're left with little continuity. Some good people have been lost due to the silly expansion in events over the last few years causing too much work for too little benefit.

Let's forget all that, and just get together at the 50th as a group of good friends. The 944 Register is a strong part of the Club and will be around long after the current problems are solved.

I hope that doesn't come across as grumpy or negative, just that the 50th seems to have hit a point where a lot of the key volunteers have stood down, and some new people have been co-opted to replace them with no time to get settled in. In the meantime we just need to get on with things and just enjoy the weekend together. [:)]
 
Not at all grumpy Paul. Sorry to hear it is an uphill struggle. (And such a story is a desperately common one, from just about all club-esque walks of life.)

Beers on you, all weekend, to get that 'good friends' atmosphere well and truly established? [;)]


Oli.
 
Beers on you, all weekend, to get that 'good friends' atmosphere well and truly established?

With suggestions like that you wonder why you're unappreciated? [:D][:D][:D]

In all seriousness, excluding Tony's idea of a mobile dyno, which wasn't possible, there wasn't a single suggestion from the 600 members of the Register as to something they'd have liked us to do, despite there being nearly a year to plan and some money available. With no help from the new board either, there really isn't anything we, as Region or Register organisers, can do. You pay your membership fees each year, but we can't risk spending a lot of time or money on arranging something which no-one wants, so unless there's some interest it we just don't arrange anything.

With 52 weekends per year, 600 Club members, and about the same number of forum members, I can't believe we don't get more than 10-20 cars at any events. Yet, no-one is screaming out that they want us to arrange different events that they would like to come along to. [8|]
 
I'm going straight to Silverstone on Saturday, staying at the RAC and there on the Sunday. I'll be spending most of it around the Register area so come and say hi. Coffee or tea are fine, white with one sugar please. [:D][:D]
 
For those of us that live oop North it is a long way to go and back in a day. It is ok if you can commit to the whole weekend but not everyone can. It is a seven hour drive there and back. If you have a young family like us, then they have just gone back to school or do so on the Monday. It isn't fair on the kids to put them through seven hour round trip the day before a new school year starts.

I love my cars and the club, but just not prepared to do it. I am sure that we aren't alone in this. As ROs we put on loads of events each year and get around to other Region's and so we don't feel like we are missing out.

I hope everyone has a good weekend though.
 

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