23rd Mopar Euro Nats 2016

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what a great weekend!!

i saw winners row, but who won what??

good run back for us, except for the blasted M1

Charger's away and unpacked

beer and sort some photos now ...

8-) ;) :thumbright:
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As ever a fantastic weekend, Respect to the Euronats committee!!!
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Perfect weather Saturday and Sunday, nice to catch up with people on here. Good event, tired but still buzzing from the weekend.
...Congratulations to Don on the 9 second run...
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What a fantastic weekend and great to put some faces to names !

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Brilliant,, Thank you, Tony/Jim/Tim etc you guys have done us mopar people proud keeping this MAIN event on the calender,,

The people that did not go due to weather, fire up roads to busy etc etc missed out big time,,,,,,,,, be there or be square no matter whats goin down,
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Fantastic event. Nic and I have been threatening to go for years but I think we've been missing out.

I think this was the best event I've ever been to at the pod.
Nice to put names to some faces. I recognised quite a few more cars but didn't spot the owners with them to say "hi".

A big thanks to the two Daves for some helpful advice on how to look after our car going forward.

It was nice to finally see some mopars in the flesh. I hadn't quite appreciated how big a C body really is! Nor did I realise how popular roadrunners and satellites were?

When's the next one???
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I absolutely loved the Demon, great car 8-)
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580 trouble free miles, great weather, racing and meeting the MMA tribes. Great fun, thought the commentator was funny at 9am Sunday with 'Mustang Sally' for the Mistnag nationals ;)
The event keeps evolving and that's for another discussion, but well worth the effort for me and Cathy. Thanks to all that supported the event as well as organising it.
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Post by Mopar Monkey »

Thank you, Pete. It's been brilliant to receive such positive comments about our Demon over the weekend. :) Likewise, it was wonderful to see some Mopars in the flesh, meet some owners and get some advice. Lots of lovely cars and so glad I've finally managed to see a '70 Coronet ('70 Superbee in a high impact colour is my dream Mopar).

Had a great time apart from getting sun burnt!
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fantastic event, thoughly enjoyed it
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I had a brilliant time :D Great to see and meet up with friends old and new.

It's such a friendly event,conversations with complete strangers about strange Cars are the norm,excellent! I am nearly as hoarse as Lemmy today. Nothing to do with alcohol at all seeing as it was Lemonade and Jelly Babies all weekend.

The JC Superbird was awesome :thumbright: The Black 440-6 Cuda Convertible was epic too.

Thanks to all who organised it :thumbright:
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Post by Bilko »

Yep, a great weekend as usual! :thumbright:

The quality of the cars is definately getting better, with John's Superbird as good as it gets. Met some new people, and caught up with some old ones too!

Some things I didn't manage to do:
  • Talk to Pete
    Talk to John S
    Talk to Gavin
    Look under the hood of the black 440-6 convertible
    Look under the hood of the white Hemi Challenger
Weather was great, racing was really good, well done to the organisers!
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Went on Sunday great cars as usual had a great chat with blue and Paul had a good look around said hello to lots of peeps didn't see Mr Leonard Mr ford or the twins but saw jons car parked up jc's and Mr runners cars looked ace thought the racing was very quiet in theafternoon it stopped about 4ish? But a great day as usual best of luck mossy hope everything works out matey :thumbright:
watch out for the quiet ones ...
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I was there Steve, but not in the Cornet! Water pump launched the fan through the rad on the way up Thursday evening.

Still had a brilliant time in the M*stang, and thanks to all of those that helped with parts and advice, especially Leigh Bowden, who carted a rad, fan, and 2 fan clutches to the Pod. I'll have it fixed in no time.
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I was working just a few miles down the road at Silverstone...although there was some good racing, it just wasn't the same, I'm pleased the weather held out for everyone, well done Don for getting in the 9's and to John Castlemen for getting his bird to the Nats after all these years!
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