Anyway, it's been another successful year - the Club is still going strong, there are still Dolomites on the road and the world hasn't stopped spinning on its axis
. I'm not sure who the thank for the final part of that trilogy, but I can heap praise on the hundreds of Dolomite enthusiasts out there for playing their part to ensure that the first two statements were true. Everyone reading this will be aware that we are now using our new Discussion Forum, which has been a great improvement over our previous system, despite a few "teething problems". I'd like to thank Stuart for setting this up for us, he did a great job! =D> If you haven't yet looked through our archives, feel free to explore - there is a wealth of information contained in them and it's so easy to search for it.
The Club has put on several displays at major shows throughout the year which has resulted in a much higher profile for the Club and the cars. I'd like to thank everyone who helped organise these displays, you all worked very hard and your efforts have been much appeciated.
Club members will have noticed that we've recruited several new officials to help with the day-to-day running of the Club. This will result in a better service for our members and it will allow the committee to concentrate on moving the Club forward in what may turn out to be quite challenging times ahead.
Looking forward to 2007, I hope that we'll see even more of you attending our events and that the cars will continue to attract the attention of the classic car press and the public. I also hope that more of you will join the Club (it's only £26 for goodness' sake!
), it really is in your best interests to do so. On behalf of the committee, I'd like to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Peaceful and Prosperous New Year.
-Andy.
Let me take this opportunity to thank all the many and various Club members who have offered words of support and encouragement over the last few months. It has been much appreciated.
... Still Sprintless.
