Moffat car meet 2005.....

Great day out folks, even more convinced we should go for the entire weekend next year camping, we could turn this into the scottish gaydon if we get much more of a turnout.

Raffle was most rewarding but highlight of the day was the stewards chasing the donkeys in field next door trying to catch them.

i tint all my cars after living in the states,it helps the glare of the sun and keeps the heat down and of course makes the car a wee bit more private the guy who done mine was top notch,i am really pleaed with them as beemers and tints dont go well together with the back windows being a pain.

i think yours AC will look the dogs dangly bits if you get them done

Torch Str8 6 wrote: stephenperry wrote: What a marvellous day Got back home at about 9:30, run back up was weird - we got split up from Pete at the long tailbacks at the Forth Road Bridge, he was meant to be a long way behind us, but I caught up with him not far outside Aberdeen with Neil (coupeking) back in Dundee Good run home from Aberdeen too, traffic was light, apart from the 10-cars+lorry overtake on a crawler lane, would have been 12 cars but a bloke in a hyundai was being deliberately awkward  Highlights were a run in Garys E30 M3 Evo (thanks very much for that, very fast driver but very skilled too), and Mell with her attempts at a new land speed record on the dual carriageways glad i went the A9 route then ;) got back exactly 9:07 and that was with a 20min stop due to roadworks, few quick runs with some traffic and only one cop car hiding behind the bushes LOL, stephen i tried to phone u and tell u that going round the roundabout would be a waste of time as we could blend in with the traffic  i think neil figured that one out and was just behind me cracking day out altho 500 miles driving took its toll and the sunburn

stev what you trying to say lol

i couldnt believe they were parking cars in the field with the donkeys and pony running in about them lol

glad it was the other field and not where our cars were.

nero wrote: pete323 wrote: Some nice pics Neil Is that your normal camera? And i had to search for ages to find pics New Camera (Nikon D70s DSLR) - just got it last week before I went upto Skye. I haven't had a chance to read the manual, so it is still in automatic mode . It's 6 Megapixel and gives images 3000 x 2000 pixels. I have reduced the posted photos to 640 X 430 pixels. If anyone is interested and want to get large prints of their photos, Jessops do prints 15" x 10" for £1.99 http://www.jessopsphotoexpress.com/wpp/jessopsphotoexpress/w elcome.jsp Re Flickr - my pictures should be there. However, I'll need to upgrade my account to get more slideshows

Thats that camera i was talking about at moffat lst month

I am defo putting that on my wish list now

Those pics are superb

I wish i knew you had that on you as i would of liked to of had a look

your pics are on,but had to follow link from crail pics to see them

ever-curious, autotrader has 9 for sale at the moment....

ranging from £50,000 to £70,000

im off out tomorrow to buy a stripey jumper, a black eye-mask and a sawn-off shotgun...

OK I've created a new slideshow on Flickr (all 107 pics) see  http://www.flickr.com/photos/86096987@N00/sets/509958/show/

I spoke to the owner of this 1602. Fascinating history - the car is all original, the only thing done to it is a bonnet respray to cover stone chips. Car is also a daily driver.

The chap is a member of BMWCC. I invited him to come over and have a look at our stand - don't know if he made it though?

Did anyone catch the owner of this convertible?

This would have made a nice addition to the stand?

hmmm... maybe someone could write to them to ask if they'd consider putting a bmw police car on display next year, even if not directly on a club stand, maybe ajoining so they could do their foolspeed campaign spiel?

lol

"when i said i'd like a spin in the police car i didnt mean sitting in the back on the way to the station!"