Towcester thingy

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- Simon Isaacs
  
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18 years ago

Sun, Apr 9, 2006 7:46 PM

hmmm

seemed to reach new lows, counted less than 200 landrovers out, so no record this year..... Lots of jap things though.....

One food stall, which at 1pm had a 1 hour queue for E.Coli burgers

chuffing freezing, elsie spacker as father calls it worked serious overtime. I have a lot of draughts to locate as well....

Apart from a certain 101 owner turning up on Saturday for a couple of hours to talk about petrol propane butane diesel, I was the only

101....

see a few familiar faces, and meet a few new ones!

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- Landylover
  
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18 years ago

Mon, Apr 10, 2006 6:49 AM

Hmmm, the turnout might be a reflection on the proliferation of Land Rover events in the UK right now. Towcester didn't appeal much, a procession is too much like the daily commute! I'd rather go laning!

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18 years ago

Mon, Apr 10, 2006 3:21 PM

I fitted a new seal to the top of Mrs D's door frame before we went laning....it hadn't got one before and she never complained. Once the new seal was fitted she was then getting a cold draught from the lower seal...guess the upper one was much thicker....Doh! I think I'll be fitting

90 style seals or whaever I can rob at the breakers yard given the price of 90 door seals... I guess it would nees at least 1 chop anyway.

As for our laning it was super but I now have a great dislike of 5 bar gates as every time we got to one it seemed it was going to p**s down.

I considered the procession but it just doesn't seem appealing and I've not seen any info about it anywhere so didn't know there would be any sort of organisation or stands as such.

Lee