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04/06/2012 18:47:50
Hi,
I can give you a passenger ride if you dare !!
When you arrive at Castle Combe, look for the chap in an orange hi-viz jacket, He will direct you to me!
Steve
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04/06/2012 22:23:27
Hi Anne & Lee,
Have a safe journey and if you arrive at Combe I am also happy to take you both out. Look forward to meeting you both.
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05/06/2012 13:53:01
To Martin C and Trophy-Steve, thank you for the very kind reply to our post. We hope to see you at the track. Lee and Anne Harris
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06/06/2012 16:50:05
[b]Just in case you have not had enough[/b]
Hi there,
Nice to see that two of our fellow members have already offered you a ride. If you still have time I have a rare 2004 MG ZT260SE - the one fitted with a Mustang engine which might make you feel at home. If you fancy a ride then let me know.
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06/06/2012 17:07:19
[b]A big thanks[/b]
[SIZE=2]A big thanks to you as well Big Frank however I just had the chance to read the event rules and it appears that because our plane will not even arrive in the UK until 10am on the day of the event, the soonest we could be at the track is early afternoon. This means we will not be able to attend the early AM orientation for drivers and passengers and not be able to obtain the required wrist band.
Am I understanding this correctly? Is attending the early AM
meeting the only way to ride as a passenger?
Anne and Lee Harris (Florida Keys USA)
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06/06/2012 18:23:30
Hi Anne and Lee,
You can arrive at Castle Combe and join in as a passenger at any time. It is not mandatory to have attended the briefing, but you will have to sign the indemnity to get the wristband. When you arrive search out Steve Hill who is the committee member managing the day. It's a small paddock with just 48 cars participating so you should find him or one of the other committee members fairly quickly. Have a great day.
Regards,
Dave
[quote=scoutingon][SIZE=2]A big thanks to you as well Big Frank however I just had the chance to read the event rules and it appears that because our plane will not even arrive in the UK until 10am on the day of the event, the soonest we could be at the track is early afternoon. This means we will not be able to attend the early AM orientation for drivers and passengers and not be able to obtain the required wrist band.
Am I understanding this correctly? Is attending the early AM
meeting the only way to ride as a passenger?
Anne and Lee Harris (Florida Keys USA)
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