Bullet Run Pictures ( may become pic heavy )

[Deanflyer]

Oh well, thanks for looking.

Anybody else?

Dean

[gaz]

Great pics. Thanks for posting

[John_C]

http://www.trdrivers.club has been updated with everything from the Bullet Run weekend. From that page it is possible to get an idea of what an exceptional event this really was. Just wish I could have done the actual run itself but too much to organize at the hotel to allow that.

This inaugural Bullet Run was so successful it makes me wonder if we should repeat Bwlch y Groes as the final destination again next year.

[allzway]

Nice pictures...

[Deanflyer]

Chatting to my neighbour this morning, it turns out that he was snapping away like mad with his phone at the Air Museum last Sunday, and there are a few photos which prove that my car WAS there after all...

My TR Seren and his Herald:




And Seren on her own:

As she was about the only TR there in original condition and which hadn't been restored, I was surprised that more photos weren't taken of her.

Thanks to my neighbour Martin, order has been restored to the universe.
Thanks also to Andrew Poynter who put a shout out across the net with a request for pictures - cheers!

Dean

[rugbyref1]

lovely car but there were several cars there were unrestored (incl my TR7 conv)

[Deanflyer]

I thought they were ALL yours?

My apologies, I stand corrected. No offence meant to anyone, it just seemed to me that most of the ones I was looking at had been revamped.

Cheers,
Dean

[rugbyref1]

Only 2 were mine on the Sunday ... KDU 366N which has been fully restored and ATR 730A which is a 6000 mile from new car

[john 215]

Hi Christopher,

That really was very good of you to lend some your amazing car's out to not only Tony Lee's family but also Jenny, demonstrates what a friendly club The TRDC really is.

Cheers John

[rugbyref1]

Cars are for driving, not gathering dust

Bought, not built