Midlands Meet 2006
Midlands Meet 2006
If anyones interested in meeting up after the festive season for a chin wag and a few drink and/or maybe a bite to eat somewhere in the midlands are then let me know.
I have noticed theres a few club members in and around this area so would be nice to all get together, obviously everyone would be more than welcome to come along, maybe find a nice venue not far from the M1 as its easy to get too from all areas, sunday would be be the best day for me but I can get a satuday off if needed.
Merry christmas to all bx nutters everywhere!!!!!!!
I have noticed theres a few club members in and around this area so would be nice to all get together, obviously everyone would be more than welcome to come along, maybe find a nice venue not far from the M1 as its easy to get too from all areas, sunday would be be the best day for me but I can get a satuday off if needed.
Merry christmas to all bx nutters everywhere!!!!!!!
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Gaydon motor museum anyone? Warwick? I'm sure there are some very nice pubs in that neck of the woods, plus there's Warwick Castle.
Or there's Dunchurch, a historical village near Rugby, where the gunpowder plotters stayed (The Red Lion - now a private residence known as Guy Fawkes House)... or Coombe Abbey. Not been to either before, but looks nice! Just a couple of thoughts
Mark.
Gaydon motor museum anyone? Warwick? I'm sure there are some very nice pubs in that neck of the woods, plus there's Warwick Castle.
Or there's Dunchurch, a historical village near Rugby, where the gunpowder plotters stayed (The Red Lion - now a private residence known as Guy Fawkes House)... or Coombe Abbey. Not been to either before, but looks nice! Just a couple of thoughts
Mark.
Gaydon is a good place as its fairly accessable and they do have a nice big car park area, thing is if you do go into the museum it can be expensive, especially if you have family! Ive been round it a few times and it hasnt changed much, if your a fan of british classics, mainly BMC you would be in your element.!
Warwick castle is always busy as is the car park, normally full of kids and busloads of pensioners so maybe not, depends on how many people want to attend as to what size of venue, last time we only had 4 cars so anywhere would do!.
Warwick castle is always busy as is the car park, normally full of kids and busloads of pensioners so maybe not, depends on how many people want to attend as to what size of venue, last time we only had 4 cars so anywhere would do!.
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Will do cavmad, depends on how long the winter lasts, maybe early feb as we would all have been paid again so can hopefully afford it! Nothing worse than sat in a field when its cold and raining! Trust me ive done it enough times, normally after i have spent all day valeting it grass allover the floor crap under the wheelarches!
If anyone interested can let me know so i can work what size of place we would need, gaydon sounds a good proposition, I could maybe negotiate a discount of theres enough of wanting to tour the museum? its £8 at present but entrance to thegrounds is free.
http://www.heritage-motor-centre.co.uk/
If anyone interested can let me know so i can work what size of place we would need, gaydon sounds a good proposition, I could maybe negotiate a discount of theres enough of wanting to tour the museum? its £8 at present but entrance to thegrounds is free.
http://www.heritage-motor-centre.co.uk/
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