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Prescott Hill 2010.

So, what’s happening on the classic car scene, especially wedge related events? Post your notices on here and let us all know about it.
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Postby Ianftr8 » 20 May 2010 11:24

Tickets just arrived, was starting to get worried.

See you on Sunday.

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Postby TR Tony » 20 May 2010 13:25

Got my tickets too. Weather forecast is good. See you Sunday[:D]

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Postby john » 21 May 2010 11:11

See you there again Tony as you say weathers looking really good [8D]

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Postby John Clancy » 22 May 2010 07:15

I'll see you all there. We're heading up today for the 1.30pm road run so assuming the TR's fine we'll stay locally overnight.

I'll try to remember to stick some Triumph DVD covers on my windscreen so let's try to get as many TR7's and 8's assembled together as possible. These cars are a dying breed so it would be nice to put a good turnout together.

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Postby trv8 » 23 May 2010 16:00

What a great day out. Was it HOT or wot [8D]. Seen a couple of cars off here but no owners about [:(]. I could only walk around once, as I was I agony with my back [:(], so I was sat up on the hill getting frazled [:)].

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Postby zoe » 23 May 2010 19:00

TRV8, glad u had a good day out , but it realy was tooooo hot for me to even take my car out , she stayed cool in the garage , we went out on the motor bike yesterday all up the top of the malvern hills was very nice , apart from my screaming round the bends !!!

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Postby Ianftr8 » 23 May 2010 20:20

Just got home,
Via a mates house for a swift drink,
What a fantastic day, hot or what! did remember the factor 30!

Good to see John & John. Mr C I will have the last DVD at Billing please.

Round trip of 340 miles, car seems to run better for a good blast.

Hope to see more of you again at the Ace in a few weeks.

Cheers
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Postby john » 23 May 2010 20:52

As you say trv8

saw the cars but not the stars [:D]

what a fantastic day done the two runs didn't get out of second gear

took some video which i'll upload later scorcher of a day took the long way home via Broadways own hill climb Harvington where my mums from,Evesham, Bourton on the water was beautiful and then set the sat nav to take the shortest route well i've never been down such straight tracks in my life didn't see another car for over twenty miles lovely countryside and a two hundred and fifty mile round trip (i think i have a drop of petrol in the tank)

like track days two runs just about get's you smittin

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Postby macutmore » 24 May 2010 20:39

It was a 350 mile all round for me. Certainly was a most enjoyable drive. An impressive venue, although I was surprised that a better quality PA sound system hadn’t been invested in there. Also the lack of an ice cream van was unbelievable given the long range weather forecast. I think I had the very last baby vanilla tub from the freezer early on in the afternoon. I can’t believe that there was only one Triumph acclaim in the field too. That has to be a true Triumph surely given that it did actually <i>introduce</i> us Brits to <i>reliable</i> Japanese motors!

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Postby john 215 » 25 May 2010 15:04

Hi,

What a brillant day out, those who missed it shame on you [;)] , went up the hill in the cavacade, slowly, yeah right!!! [:D] Got some pictures to put on here but my darling daughters fried my PC so having to use one at work will upload when i can.
Good to see Ian, Tony ect ect

Cheers John

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Postby trv8 » 25 May 2010 16:17

John 215, I seen your car [:)] but didn't see you [:(].
Was wondering if you still have them 17" Azev wheels [8D] and if for sale or not [;)].

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Postby TR Tony » 26 May 2010 14:03

Wow, what a great day out[:D] Wonderful venue, well organised (apart from the lack of ice cream!) & good to see some familiar faces (all answering to the name of John[:)]) & cars.

Did two runs up the hill & like John did not get out of 2nd gear! Very addictive - I want another go[}:)] Just getting the hang of it after the second attempt. Paid £12 for a CD of 16 high res pictures of my runs, great shots & a bargain compared to what you get charged for just one print at some events.

And a pleasant surprise was that the V8 managed 27MPG for the round trip, including the 2 runs up the hill.

Hope they do this again next year.

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Postby john » 26 May 2010 17:22

thats not bad tony i checked mine and got 24mpg i'm happy with that as i didn't hang around there and back.

i couldn't wait to get the photo's have you got a contact name for them

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Postby john 215 » 27 May 2010 14:51

Hi,

Got similar sort of MPG out of mine [:D] with the 2.84 : 1 ratio only reving at 1900 ish at 70mph so only on fast idle!!
Sorry TRV8 going to hang on to Avez for time being, just in case get my Revolutions swapped for bricks [:(!]
If i do get rid you will be first to know,other half dont know they are hiding under spare bed yet so ssshhh or i may be in the spare bed [:p]
Cheers John


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Postby trv8 » 27 May 2010 15:43

Had a feeling you were going to keep them [:(].

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