Sywell Classic Pistons and props...and racing!

Mossy68 · Post by **Mossy68** » Tue Oct 01, 13 9:11 pm

PETTYBIRD wrote:FFS how did you come up with that Gary, funny as f...

"Double entendre " my good man !

Don · Post by **Don** » Thu Oct 03, 13 2:37 pm

Post by **MattH** » Mon Oct 07, 13 8:43 am

Just got this from Mark Ashman who organised the drag racing.

Hi Matt

Good to meet you at the show Don, Roydon and Chris did the Mopar boys proud, its all on again for next year so hopefully see you all again then.

Thanks for you support

Mark Ashman

And this:-

The date for next year (at the moment) is 27th &28th September, we have a debrief meeting before Christmas, I will be looking for bigger Pit area and longer Drag demos so should be able to offer competitor space.
Don & co can camp up in the Paddock area no probs.
As soon as we have had the meet I will contact you to let you know whats going on

All the best

date for next years diary? I suggest racers and a club static display, I may even have a car of my own next year.

I will update when i hear any more.

Pete · Post by **Pete** » Tue Oct 08, 13 8:56 am

The "Kids" having fun, courtesy of Mark Ashman the organiser, and Darren Skidmore:

pete walton · Post by **pete walton** » Tue Oct 08, 13 9:06 am

Pete what the Bananarama! have you nailed on the front of the cuda,,,don,t you think that car has suffered enough at the hands of you and the plumber...Still I suppose when it snows out your way it will come in handy

Don · Post by **Don** » Tue Oct 08, 13 9:26 am

pete walton wrote:Pete what the Bananarama! have you nailed on the front of the cuda,,,don,t you think that car has suffered enough at the hands of you and the plumber...Still I suppose when it snows out your way it will come in handy

That's exactly what this little boy said in the pits! "Is that a snow plow daddy"

Pete · Post by **Pete** » Tue Oct 08, 13 9:45 am

When you slow lads get fast enough at the top end, you will find that the car can go very light on the steering due to air getting under the car (unlike a bus going under the Ex-Pete Space Hopper!!) so this was a quick insurance policy to keep it on the straight and narrow.

For your information, MattH has requested we build one for him

Post by **MattH** » Tue Oct 08, 13 10:06 am

True but for aesthetic reasons, not speed.

Pete · Post by **Pete** » Tue Oct 08, 13 10:16 am

MattH wrote:True but for aesthetic reasons, not speed.

Don · Post by **Don** » Tue Oct 08, 13 1:40 pm

Pete wrote:When you slow lads get fast enough at the top end, you will find that the car can go very light on the steering due to air getting under the car (unlike a bus going under the Ex-Pete Space Hopper!!) so this was a quick insurance policy to keep it on the straight and narrow.

For your information, MattH has requested we build one for him

What, a snow plough or a car?

Pete · Post by **Pete** » Tue Oct 08, 13 2:03 pm

Snowplough

It'd just that his will stick out at right angles

Don · Post by **Don** » Mon Oct 14, 13 10:57 am

Pete wrote:Snowplough

It'd just that his will stick out at right angles

Lucky lad, wish mine did