• Anyone doing the Bolton Midnight?

Posted: **19 Sep 2007 08:52 pm**

If Bilbo lends me his car we'll be doin' it-feel free to pm him and tell him it's the right thing to do

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See here for details

http://www.bolton-le-moorscarclub.co.uk/

Don't think you need competition licence,no plot and bash all pre plot on classic lanes

Posted: **20 Sep 2007 01:12 am**

Preplot on lanes.... awww, nav is the only advantage I have! *Goes to check how far Bolton is*

Aleks is entering his 1.4 early oct, done one event pretty well too.

EDIT: Hmmm, I have a mate in Preston...

Posted: **20 Sep 2007 11:27 am**

damn, would love to do an event like this but a bit too far for me (plus I have had absolutely no driving time let alone competition miles in a rwd car. that would be near suicide

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Posted: **20 Sep 2007 05:14 pm**

Pah, where's your sense of adventure! 360's are easy to drive in all conditions!

Posted: **20 Sep 2007 05:28 pm**

hehe, we'll find that out soon enough

Posted: **20 Sep 2007 08:19 pm**

Carl wrote:Pah, where's your sense of adventure! 360's are easy to drive in all conditions!

Good attitude

Carl I 'm looking for an arrive and drive deal as my motorsport career progresses-how does a Mars bar and a packet of twiglets sound to hire your V360.Obviously I'd expect a full service crew,chase car etc and naturally a full tank of juice.
Let me know.

Posted: **20 Sep 2007 10:03 pm**

I think its the twiglets that sweeten the deal

surely carl cant pass that oppurtunity!

@carl Im not too concerned about slidey-ness in 360's just ask my nav! all 4 wheels drift in the wet in a stock saab 900 anyone!!

Posted: **20 Sep 2007 10:16 pm**

Sorry mate, dont like Mars Bars much. If it was a Twix you would have had yourself a deal. Although chasing you in the Rover sounds like it could be fun

So when you planning your first event then Jason? I found 360s well suited to events lacking grip (unsurfaced = good) as the FWD Frenchies loose their advantage and you can show em up a bit

Damn, just thinking and it's been well over 2 years since my last Nat B event

Posted: **20 Sep 2007 10:29 pm**

thinking maybe pheasant plucker in late october, should have the car sorted for then and I think that event has some selectifs too

Posted: **21 Sep 2007 05:28 pm**

Jason B wrote:thinking maybe pheasant plucker in late october, should have the car sorted for then and I think that event has some selectifs too

I don't know if the pheasant plucker is running this year, so might be an idea to enter this event, I'm happy to nav you if you need one.
It is a bit of a treck though, ~ 8 hours drive.

Posted: **21 Sep 2007 05:46 pm**

yeah trouble is I dont know how reliable the car is yet, no way am I treking to bolton only to spend the whole time sorting the car out! best stick to a couple of small events 12cars etc to prove the car a bit.

Posted: **24 Sep 2007 08:55 pm**

My mk2 GLT wants to go rallying...I can tell...

cheers

James

Posted: **25 Sep 2007 12:53 am**

Get involved Foggy

I'll drive you nav?!?!

Posted: **25 Sep 2007 01:06 am**

Get out...I'm driving

cheers

James

Posted: **25 Sep 2007 09:16 am**

Damn... I'll have to sort Fake out and see you out there then, I'm not cut out for the nav seat!