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12th July 2003 - FRP gathering and parade

#21 User is offline   pumarv6 

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Posted 15 April 2003 - 09:17 AM

Here is the latest news on the Castle Combe gathering and parade at
the South West RSOC regional day, Saturday the 12th July 2003.

Ticket prices this year are £8.00 and £5.00 for entry to the Parade
making a combined total of £13.00. The £5.00 parade entry will be
donated to this years charity, which is the Meningitis Trust.

It looks like 50 FRPs will be our limit for the infield parking this
year, due to space. I currently have 55 firm requests, and I will
endeavour to accommodate all these, but only on the basis that
everyone pays in advance, to guarantee their attendance.

So, if you are one of the owners listed at the bottom of the e-mail,
I would request that you send me a cheque for £13 for the minimum
of ONE ticket and ONE parade entry to confirm a place for you and
your FRP. This will also help reduce the backlog at the gates, as 50
FRP's buying entry tickets will create quite a queue, plus it will
save me collecting the Parade lap cash on the day. Obviously, if you
plan on bringing one ore more passengers, then you will need to add
an additional £8 for each of them.

The FRP Castle Combe t-shirt will also be available this year, as
will a DVD recording the FRP events of the day, like was produced
last year.

These items will only be produced for those who want request them
beforehand.

Prices are as follows:

Commemorative DVD - £15 (will be sent out after the event)
Commemorative T-shirt - £12 (please state what size)

If you would like either of these, then add it to your ticket and
parade lap costs.



List of the 55 "firm" FRPs.

Carolyn Brough
Lisa Selby
Colin Yamamoto
Pete Drinkwater
Kate Umfreville
Tim Butler
Alexandra Anderson
Darren Williams
Jason Aspinall
Matt McKenny
Ben Addison
Paul Arnold
Henry Evans
Joanna Turner
Dan Harper
Matt Clegg
Glyn Morgan
John Deane
Peter Bowman
Lisa Coppellotti
Dave Lloyd
Martin Nicholas
Becky Everitt
Paul Nelson
Jim Parren
Nigel Dunford
Heather Killick
Kevin Shepherd
Martin Woods
Matt White
Carl Tebbutt
Steve Shepherd
Anthony Lovett
Jon Gawler
Sonia Bridge-Jones
Nick Davies
Surjit Bhatti
Paul Christie
Ian Purnell
Duncan Nute
Martin Wells
John Adams
Niel Jordan
Richard Swatton
Berry Parker
Steve Rush
Pete Dart
Tony Wallis
Darren Ware
Dave Long
John Williams
Alan Farmer
Ryan Noble
Gaynor Davis

#22 User is offline   sky 

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Posted 15 April 2003 - 07:34 PM

A usergroup has been setup for people to register their attendance for this meet here
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#23 User is offline   pumarv6 

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Posted 15 April 2003 - 09:53 PM

Due to the volume of parking we need for the Racing Pumas, we cannot currently get the Std Puma's into the paddock area.

Please don't let this put you off coming though, just some of you are going to have to park in the normal car park areas.

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Posted 17 April 2003 - 08:02 PM

yarrrr, count me in on this meet (even if i don't get an allocated parking space in the paddock) sad.gif

I might even get my dad along to this meet in his Puma :arrow: 10.gif
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Posted 02 May 2003 - 07:12 PM

Steve,

Cant believe you haven't been to a West Country Puma meet then...! As they meet in the same place....I must organise another one!

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Posted 13 May 2003 - 08:54 AM

Hi
Only been a puma owner for a few weeks so never felt I was elegible to turn up!

Steve

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Posted 24 June 2003 - 06:00 PM

I will also be there! FRP #206 will be happy to see all its brothers and sisters!

Mike smile.gif

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Posted 24 June 2003 - 06:22 PM

Only live about 8 miles from Chippenham, so me and the recently aquired puma might just pop over.

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Posted 24 June 2003 - 06:28 PM

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Here is the latest news on the Castle Combe gathering and parade at  
the South West RSOC regional day, Saturday the 12th July 2003.

Ticket prices this year are £8.00 and £5.00 for entry to the Parade  
making a combined total of £13.00. The £5.00 parade entry will be  
donated to this years charity, which is the Meningitis Trust.


Ed, for us lesser mortals :wink: is it a straight £8 for entry, and is that payable at the gate? (hoping to attend just to see 50 odd FRPs in one place).

:wink: :wink: :arrow:
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#30 User is offline   pumarv6 

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Posted 24 June 2003 - 07:43 PM

Yep, gate entry is a straight £8 per person. Unfortunately, the FRP's will be parked seperately as the organisers are using a particular paddock area for them.

On the day we should have 60+ FRP's on display 8)

There should also be about 30 odd Focus RS's...not that exciting..but should make proceedings rather blue.. biggrin.gif

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Posted 30 June 2003 - 08:23 PM


wouldnt you all rather be at

GOODWOOD FESTIVAL OF SPEED 8)

NO OK THEN :wink: :wink:
HAVE IT.........HAVE SOME

SCOOBY DOO...................he he he

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Posted 30 June 2003 - 11:11 PM

Hope jason has some new wheel centres by then biggrin.gif

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Posted 30 June 2003 - 11:59 PM

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Hope jason has some new wheel centres by then biggrin.gif


I hope to have actually washed my front wheels by then too! :?

My centre caps are kicking around my apartment somewhere in an A5 envelope, honest laugh.gif
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Posted 04 July 2003 - 10:59 PM

biggrin.gif I am going but I don't have a racing puma I will be on the spec-r trade stand please come over to say hello and have a chat.
I don't work for them but I didn't know anyone who was going . :cry: laugh.gif

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Posted 07 July 2003 - 12:49 PM

Sorry, not going to be able to make it due to all sort of manky worky redundancy thingies going on. Anyway, I'm not a fat blue one so won't be missed :wink: Have a good day and hope to see the DVD!
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Posted 07 July 2003 - 03:26 PM

Message to Castle Combe attendees with video cams

I will hopefully be creating a multi-angle DVD for the Castle Combe event and I will be requiring the assistance of some of you lot!

If any of you are filming the parade lap and you are willing to contribute towards footage I'm planning to use on the DVD look out for me at Combe and have a word ;-) I have at least 5 different angles already in mind but more wouldn't hurt.

I will need to borrow your tapes (Mini DV format only please) but will return them to you as soon as I am done with them. In return if I use any of your footage you can buy the Castle Combe DVD at a preferential price :-)

Try and catch me at the beginning of the day if you can so as to avoid last minute rushing around!

Thanks,

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Posted 08 July 2003 - 07:30 AM

Don't rate the Alfa much to be honest, has a front end like Hannibal Lecter and IMHO I'd rather save a few K and get a Leon Cupra R, CTR or FRS.

Or, if I ate cakes and pies all day, a Golf R32!

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Posted 08 July 2003 - 07:34 AM

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Don't rate the Alfa much to be honest, has a front end like Hannibal Lecter and IMHO I'd rather save a few K and get a Leon Cupra R, CTR or FRS.  

Or, if I ate cakes and pies all day, a Golf R32!


I have to agree with Colin on that one, at least people will get out your way when they see Hannibal in their rear view mirror wink.gif
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Posted 08 July 2003 - 07:59 AM

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Don't rate the Alfa much to be honest, has a front end like Hannibal Lecter and IMHO I'd rather save a few K and get a Leon Cupra R, CTR or FRS.  

Or, if I ate cakes and pies all day, a Golf R32!


In this age of speed cameras on every corner and random police camera vans I'm quite certain that my next car won't be one that you feel obliged to drive at ridiculous speeds just to justify it's existence...I can't see why I'd want one of the above for any other reason.

But you'd drive the Alfa slowly around, looking really menacing, with the V6 grumling away...nothing to prove cos you know you've got the Barry White (bless his cotton socks) of engines with the body of an angel :wink: ...IMHO of course...

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Posted 08 July 2003 - 10:11 AM

Hi all,

I think the FRP stuff is fully sorted..I'd just like to know who is coming in Std Pumas, and if you are, will you be coming to Safeway on Saturday morning.

I will have tickets available for you to buy if you are.

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