
Restoration Show, Stoneleigh, 28th October
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My FWD is availible for the stand, spoke to Dave yesterday, ken wants to do the interior, nice easy job for the day, cant guarentee ill be available for the whole day, bit to far away to plan but i can drop the car up there on the sunday morning and hand it over to the other driver AKA purplebargeken!!
Its availible, its ready, its drivable and it only lives around the corner from stoneleigh!!
Let me know via PM!!!
Nathan
Ps it also wears a "www Triumphdolomiteclub.com" sreen banner!!
Its availible, its ready, its drivable and it only lives around the corner from stoneleigh!!
Let me know via PM!!!
Nathan
Ps it also wears a "www Triumphdolomiteclub.com" sreen banner!!
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The application form has been submitted, so we should get an idea of how much space we've been allocated sometime before the show hopefully. This might pose a problem because at previous Resto shows, we've only found out exactly how much space we have after we've arrived at the showground. It's not easy to plan your display under those circumstances! The situation might be made worse by the fact that the "main man", Neil Bateman recently passed away.
What I would suggest is that interested parties should get their heads together and decide on two "definates" and one or two "reserves". This gives us a bit of insurance in the event that we end up with more space than expected or if one of the "definates" can't make it at the last minute.
As mentioned in other posts, we are not going to win prizes for polishing a car, but on the other hand, the overdrive conversion which we attempted (but still completed) at the last show was a bit much. On the other hand, the straight engine swap which we completed a few years ago went swimmingly. Planning and co-ordination is the key to this - unfortunately we were a bit stretched on these skills last time...
What I would suggest is that interested parties should get their heads together and decide on two "definates" and one or two "reserves". This gives us a bit of insurance in the event that we end up with more space than expected or if one of the "definates" can't make it at the last minute.
As mentioned in other posts, we are not going to win prizes for polishing a car, but on the other hand, the overdrive conversion which we attempted (but still completed) at the last show was a bit much. On the other hand, the straight engine swap which we completed a few years ago went swimmingly. Planning and co-ordination is the key to this - unfortunately we were a bit stretched on these skills last time...

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Isn't my title "Events Co-ordinator"?
Fair point, we should have had some more organisation going on. This year I will bring a clipboard.
I'm quite enamoured with the idea of not having any dolomites on the stand at all, but this remains to be seen. As regards work to do, we will be doing a suspension rebuild on Justyn's 1300, which should be pretty good fun, and there are several other offers of cars for the stand.
I'll go back through this thread this evening and do a poll for the "other" car, based on the assumption we have room for two cars, with Nathan's 1300 being the third if we have the room. So anybody else with interesting things to be done, pipe up.

Fair point, we should have had some more organisation going on. This year I will bring a clipboard.
I'm quite enamoured with the idea of not having any dolomites on the stand at all, but this remains to be seen. As regards work to do, we will be doing a suspension rebuild on Justyn's 1300, which should be pretty good fun, and there are several other offers of cars for the stand.
I'll go back through this thread this evening and do a poll for the "other" car, based on the assumption we have room for two cars, with Nathan's 1300 being the third if we have the room. So anybody else with interesting things to be done, pipe up.
Like it said in a previous post MWK is only 10 min drive away from stoneleigh so can be bought up at the last min if needed, so no worries about it having to come 60miles or so!
Do think however the stand does need at least 1 dolomite as the club is the dolomite club..(but it would look good with 2 FWD dressed up as twins)
Dave i shall await a PM or reply on here from you to let me know whats happening!!
Nathan
Do think however the stand does need at least 1 dolomite as the club is the dolomite club..(but it would look good with 2 FWD dressed up as twins)
Dave i shall await a PM or reply on here from you to let me know whats happening!!
Nathan