Register's Weekend 10-12th July 2009
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Max
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 Re: Register's Weekend 10-12th July 2009 nah, waterslides still going....
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| July 7th, 2009, 3:19 pm |
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Little Louis
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Re: Register's Weekend 10-12th July 2009 whats the program?/ where can i find the program?
thank you
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| July 7th, 2009, 9:44 pm |
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toomany2cvs
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Re: Register's Weekend 10-12th July 2009 2cv4x4 wrote: whats the program?/ where can i find the program? There's a program? Field. 2cv. Tent. Beer. Sorted.
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| July 7th, 2009, 10:05 pm |
 
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Jono
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Re: Register's Weekend 10-12th July 2009 toomany2cvs wrote: 2cv4x4 wrote: whats the program?/ where can i find the program? There's a program? Field. 2cv. Tent. Beer. Sorted. That sums up Friday and Saturday (though you've forgotten the BBQs and chundering). On Sunday, people line their cars up in their respective Registers, then everybody votes for Betty to win the disc brake award.
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| July 7th, 2009, 10:22 pm |
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toomany2cvs
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Re: Register's Weekend 10-12th July 2009 Jono wrote: On Sunday, people line their cars up in their respective Registers, then everybody votes for Betty to win the disc brake award. Oh, yeh. Forgot that bit. Probably because I don't normally bother with that bit. I seem to recall winding Seabrook up one year by parking a disk-brake 2cv in the disk-brake 2cv line-up. Then moving it back into the line when he moved it out. Repeat until dummy spat.
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| July 7th, 2009, 10:25 pm |
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Jono
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Re: Register's Weekend 10-12th July 2009 toomany2cvs wrote: Jono wrote: On Sunday, people line their cars up in their respective Registers, then everybody votes for Betty to win the disc brake award. Oh, yeh. Forgot that bit. Probably because I don't normally bother with that bit. I seem to recall winding Seabrook up one year by parking a disk-brake 2cv in the disk-brake 2cv line-up. Then moving it back into the line when he moved it out. Repeat until dummy spat. Huh?
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| July 7th, 2009, 10:26 pm |
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toomany2cvs
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Re: Register's Weekend 10-12th July 2009 Jono wrote: toomany2cvs wrote: I seem to recall winding Seabrook up one year by parking a disk-brake 2cv in the disk-brake 2cv line-up. Then moving it back into the line when he moved it out. Repeat until dummy spat. Huh? He seemed to think that the 4x4 didn't count as a disk brake 2cv on account of having too many disk brakes. Or something.
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JRW_91
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Re: Register's Weekend 10-12th July 2009 lol..... so a drumbrake car is allowed 4 drum brakes... but a disc brake car isnt allowed 4 discs?
what if people started converting standard cars to rear disc brakes too?.... iff its poss!
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Re: Register's Weekend 10-12th July 2009 Joe602 wrote: lol..... so a drumbrake car is allowed 4 drum brakes... but a disc brake car isnt allowed 4 discs?
what if people started converting standard cars to rear disc brakes too?.... iff its poss! Anything's possible. I think I'll enter Hellbilly in the Dyane section. I'll be the one micro-polishing my ignition key and cleaning the shit out of my tyre-treads with a toothbrush. NOT!! I'm SO looking forward to this, especially since financial constraints mean that my attendance at Wild East Camp will be for one day only (with Chaseracer), and I've had to bail out of the Retro-Rides annual shindig altogether. So for me, Registers '09 will be as good as it gets. Can I just say that there are 59 hours 31 minutes left? 
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| July 8th, 2009, 1:30 am |
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Jonathan
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Re: Register's Weekend 10-12th July 2009 Joe602 wrote: lol..... so a drumbrake car is allowed 4 drum brakes... but a disc brake car isnt allowed 4 discs?
what if people started converting standard cars to rear disc brakes too?.... iff its poss! Joe, anything is possible, you just need the money to finance it.
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