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Posted: 24 Sep 2006 03:45 pm
by Ronnie
petefarrell360 wrote:I'll be bringing a jack all being well. Can probably lend a hand... ...job mate.
Sorry, Pete - If I hadn't done it, Mick soon would

Posted: 24 Sep 2006 03:55 pm
by SteveP
Nah, Mick's too busy over at barriedupcalibras.com

Posted: 24 Sep 2006 03:58 pm
by Duvel78
Update:
Participants (9):
Duvel78
5lab
Foggyjames
SteveP
Petefarrell360
MJ
Pettaw
Chris_C
340GLT
More members? Let me know!
Posted: 24 Sep 2006 07:53 pm
by foggyjames
I'll bring some axle stands too....sounds like there may be multiple cars in the air
cheers
James
Posted: 24 Sep 2006 11:50 pm
by 5lab
yeah come down friday night if you want - i'll be there from about.. 10ish onwards, so plenty of capacity for a sneaky pint/curry on the friday
just got back from holland with siddy. Jack is a living legend, honestly... more to come
by the way - coming to mine - driving direction programs tend to take you through the middle of exeter. don't take this route - its crap. coming down the M5 (which i'd imagine you all are) stay on the m5 until you get to a turning for the a30 (this is AFTER the services - the a30 before the services is going the wrong way) - the road pretty much splits - 2 lanes go a30 towards oakhampton, 2 lanes are a38 to plymouth. just after this - i think the next turning on the left - is signposted a377 towards crediton, take this road. it winds thru the outskirts of exeter for a bit, then crosses the river and gets pretty rural (follow signs to crediton the whole time) - when you get to crediton the road will be narrow for a bit coming up a hill - only just wide enough for 2 cars (so be careful) - after this you come onto the high street - searle street is just by the bit clock/tourist information place on the right - belmont house is at the top of searle street, on the left. there are a couple of speed cameras on the bits through towns/villages, so keep to the limit..
if you get lost or owt, give me a shout on 07740646589 - i'll try and guide you in
H
Posted: 24 Sep 2006 11:55 pm
by Duvel78
5lab wrote:driving direction programs tend to take you through the middle of exeter. don't take this route - its crap. coming down the M5 (which i'd imagine you all are) stay on the m5 until you get to a turning for the a30 (this is AFTER the services - the a30 before the services is going the wrong way) - the road pretty much splits - 2 lanes go a30 towards oakhampton, 2 lanes are a38 to plymouth. just after this - i think the next turning on the left - is signposted a377 towards crediton, take this road. it winds thru the outskirts of exeter for a bit, then crosses the river and gets pretty rural (follow signs to crediton the whole time) - when you get to crediton the road will be narrow for a bit coming up a hill - only just wide enough for 2 cars (so be careful) - after this you come onto the high street - searle street is just by the bit clock/tourist information place on the right - belmont house is at the top of searle street, on the left. there are a couple of speed cameras on the bits through towns/villages, so keep to the limit..
It couldn't be easier for my first trip in UK on the WRONG side of the road

Thanks! lol
Posted: 24 Sep 2006 11:57 pm
by 5lab
pff. try driving in a foreign country on a left-hand drive car, for hte first time, with a gearbox that lets you select reverse without trying to..
Posted: 25 Sep 2006 12:15 am
by foggyjames
cheers
James
Posted: 25 Sep 2006 12:16 am
by foggyjames
While I'm at it, if anyone wants to call me for directions, I know the route well. PM me if you want my number in advance.
As a rule of thumb, follow signs for Crediton and you can't go wrong.
cheers
James
Posted: 25 Sep 2006 01:44 pm
by MJ
What time are you planning to start on Saturday? I don't want to miss anything.

Posted: 25 Sep 2006 02:39 pm
by 5lab
don't know really. i guess sometime in the morning, but there'll probably be a fair bit of faffing/boring stuff going on before anything good kicks in

Posted: 25 Sep 2006 06:08 pm
by petefarrell360
Ahh good stuff Hugh! If it's ok, I'll be along Friday night sometime, as I've some business to attend to on route, so I'd imagine sometime around 10 is spot on!
Pete
Posted: 26 Sep 2006 01:39 pm
by Chris_C
Yeah, I'm coming along for a laugh... I'll prolly be asleep though, leaving here at 4am (which is 11:30pm thurs night to you guys) and getting into Heathrow at 1:30 ish. So, 28.5 hour day for me... Wish I could bring Fake, but she's on the island, and theres no way I'm gonna try and fit that in. Plus, I've just driven nearly 7,000 miles... and I'm not sure rwd is good for me when tired after the City...
Mac, I know its too late for the meet, but how much for the Cibies? And Nick says the same for the redline wheels.
parts galore and more!
Posted: 27 Sep 2006 12:50 pm
by greenvan
Hello
Love to meet up.
Bring my trusty socket set and mallet!
Regards
Will
Posted: 27 Sep 2006 01:14 pm
by SteveP
Update:
Participants (10):
Duvel78
5lab
Foggyjames
SteveP
Petefarrell360
MJ
Pettaw
Chris_C
340GLT
greenvan