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Fabz, you've got to be over 60 to be a Saganaut, but you could be our Roady !!!!!!!

What a great weekend, thanks to all who organised for such a great event.

Big lesson learnt, carry a spare alternator belt as the AA don't carry them

Some pics for those who missed it.

I took the dash tidy looking to sell it for a tenner and left it there. I think its in Aidans if anyone wants it


T3volution after they have just interviewed their new apprentice!!
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First use of the Cobb BBQ, really good once I had worked out how to get light it properly







Check out the air under the front wheels and zoom in on the stuff flying off the dash




The number plate is there, I was advised by the clubs president to clean it before I went on the road. I didn't use WD40 though

Syncrobaz wrote:Fabz, you've got to be over 60 to be a Saganaut, but you could be our Roady !!!!!!!

i'm in ! instead of driving the limo in the swimming pool, can i turn the syncro over bottom of a big rock .... is that equivalent ?

cool pics !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Some more pictures for your delectation!

Brilliant weekend as always a lot of new faces. Kids wanted to have a day off school
And stop for an extra night. So did I could have stayed all week. Thanks everyone

Many thanks to Dai and team for setting up the German trial. The winner is the driver with the lowest points. 1 point for knocking off a golf ball, 3 points for taking a reverse and 5 points for killing a pole.

G208 THV 1
90-D22081 2
E456 YAR 3
G664 WHJ 4
H379 ECW 4
E808 YUD 5
92-CW1163 6
G492 RHR 9
G333 EJH 18
F790 WNH 20
J380 MJL retired

I heard a whisper that Fabz did a very good round on the Sunday, but it's the first attempt that counts

Dai also equalled the winner when he drove the course after setting it up ....

Had a great weekend. Was great to meet everyone thanks for making us feel so welcome. We will be back

I have photos and videos and will post them when I get a chance

Mmmmm yeah.

Carla's pics are always cool !! Look forward to seeing them

What a great reply to another fantastic SP
We started off slow with the weather but as things warmed up, so did the action on the mountain and
gave everyone a great chance to put their vans to the test when the slopes dried out
I would like to say a big thank you to everyone who contributed to the 'Fruity Affair' on Saturday night
I was amazed to see fruit presented in so many ways and enjoyed by so many people
A big thank for the organisation of this event, great to spend time with my syncro mates and great to meet new faces
Hope to catch up again with many of you at the Overland Show in September . . . take care, stay dirty and enjoy living

JennyTyger wrote:Many thanks to Dai and team for setting up the German trial. The winner is the driver with the lowest points. 1 point for knocking off a golf ball, 3 points for taking a reverse and 5 points for killing a pole.

G208 THV 1
90-D22081 2
E456 YAR 3
G664 WHJ 4
H379 ECW 4
E808 YUD 5
92-CW1163 6
G492 RHR 9
G333 EJH 18
F790 WNH 20
J380 MJL retired

I heard a whisper that Fabz did a very good round on the Sunday, but it's the first attempt that counts

Dai also equalled the winner when he drove the course after setting it up ....

OOO! maybe we should have a 'NO rear locker working' round and 'rear locker working' round just for those that pull their knobs and know it isn't going happen

OOO! maybe we should have a 'NO rear locker working' round and 'rear locker working' round just for those that pull their knobs and know it isn't going happen

Good girl Max

I had a bit of knob trouble but after laying down and getting a little damp for a bit under there I finally got the green light...and a good job as well because it was in and out all weekend after that.. It was the tubes going to the balls that were the problem.

I take my hat off to you Alex for sorting yourself out. I also had knob trouble but being unable to take care of it myself, I was thoroughly worked over by Mario. Knob now as good as new, and while he was fiddling round under there, sorted some other stuff out too. He may drain me (financially) but he's worth every penny, and after a trip to his place I always come out feeling refreshed!