Should be a great event. Thought I'd better clean the inside as well as the outside of the wheels!!!

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Hope everyone else does the same!!

:SMBLU:

Moving to and from the Dyno/driver training area will not be an issue, the static display area is next to both of those.

We'd much prefer you not to leave early as the static display is part of the spectacle of the event however it wont be an issue if one or two of you have to make an early exit, we can arrange for the marshals to escort you past the driver training area and out to the perimeter road so you can leave.

What we're trying to avoid is a mass exodus of cars that will leave the display area looking forlorn (and of course the fact that there's an element of risk if cars are moving around in areas where the public are walking around).

but of course if you need to leave then we'll make sure you can do so safely

ok final bit of info...

just for general information,

The discounted static display tickets have now been withdrawn.
However you can still buy general entry tickets to the event.

Essentially, the difference is that the static display tickets cost £7 per car with any number of passengers whereas the general entry tickets cost £7 per person (and £3 per child) or a family ticket (2 Adults and 2 Children) for £15.
you can still buy those online.

if you want to be part of the display instead of parking in the public car park then you will still be able to even if you buy a general entry ticket, you simply may end up spending a bit more then if you had bought a display pass. (but for the static display area you will still need to turn up before 9am)

Finally if you want to turn up on the day and buy tickets you can do that as well (and park either in the PH zone or the public car park) but the tickets sold on the day will cost £8 per adult and £4 per child (or £18 for a family ticket)

I hope that makes sense? basically don't panic if you've not got a pass yet you can still come along and display/enjoy the event :)

With Prodrive PFF7's you can clean the backs without taking them off Even with the AP's!

my scoobs still filthy - might be a bit of a rushed cleaning job at this rate. Out this morning and FA Cup this afternoon, not to mention Monaco GP qually to watch :ok:

have you ever tried to keep gold alloys clean!

Ill clean mine when i get there :P

R2 only has wheel trims so will put the new bling ones on when I arrive.:wink:
Just tried fitting my Wolfrace Alloys, car drives fine but a serious case of wheel arch extensions needed and that is only with 185 tyres.:notworking:
Car in process of being cleaned but am also having to look after the dogs as the boss has gone shopping with the grand-daughter.:angst:

Keith,

I'm loving the extension lead though...and the gloves etc.. I assume you've got a karcher too... that's commitment!! What what!!

Rich

Same as me mate. I'm still at work, then out till 8ish tonight, so god knows when it will get done.

mines clean now :mrgreen:

although it took longer than i thought and i ended up missing the first hour of the FA Cup final :fool:

Well spotted there "keen-eye" Windust !!

Sadly my intense cleaning was all for nothing this weekend, as I have an "official photographer" engagement, now moved at short notice from today to tomorrow. :cry:

I have given my biggest apologies to Steve PPP cos I am supposed to be supporting him!! :cry:

Please all help him out tomorrow if you can.

food anyone
 

well were off to the flight tavern in half hour for some food,anyone fancy joinibg us

Shame you can't make it Keith :(

i'm in need of some help through the day to man the raffle stand, and to sell tickets to any members of the public who want to win Subaru stuff (half of which will probably be our own members :lol: so bring your cash folks!)

oh, and speaking of the raffle, if it makes people want to bring their cash along to buy tickets, the prizes are:

1st Place:
Auto-Glym Car wash kit
Subaru heavy-weight coat
Subaru soft-cell jacket
Subaru polo shirt
Subaru Keyring & pen

2nd Place:
Subaru heavy-weight coat
Subaru polo shirt
Subaru Keyring & pen

3rd Place:
Subaru soft-cell jacket
Subaru polo shirt
Subaru Keyring & pen

4th Place:
Subaru polo shirt
Subaru Keyring & pen

I'm sure you all know the value of some of these items, so make sure you buy plenty of tickets - all the money goes to the Children's Trust :doubleup:

Steve

I'm sure some of us wil help so you can enjoy some of the day as well.

Sadly even though "I have paid" i shall not be coming now!!!

Not sure why you dropped off the list then - i expect someone quoted from the wrong post as its been updated by everyone. :-?

Good point!

Mines clean too, well, I think it is although i've just finished it and its dark!

The actual ticket is attached to the email titled:
Thank you for your Children's Trust shop order‏


See you all tomorrow.:doubleup:

Due to some family problems that happened last night we have not been able to attend.Shame as we had cleaned the cars and got all sorted yesterday have a great day

Good show and enjoyed the company.

Big E / Stiggy. you are both mad ! ;)


Did I win any raffle prizes Steve , Deney ?

Steve
Hats off to you mate, an awful lot of work behind the scenes. Great work, Thanks to all those that helped steve on the day also.
:10::doubleup:

Yes as Martyn said...hats off to everyone involved today especially Steve & Claire for all there efforts, really good day (although alittle cold), some nice looking motors there.

Nice to meet you Scooby Em...shame you didn't have your scoob with you....enjoy SES!!!

Steve and Claire as has been mentioned, you did a sterling job in the Gazebo.
Think you were two of the few who didn't get windswept.:thanx:

Aw, just realised something. That must of been Claire (best female photographer in the South) in the Gazebo with Deney & hubby Steve that I saw.
Sorry,, Hi Claire :)

Good job today U2

And the raffle winners are:

1st Place: Dukeboy
2nd Place: Nick Townsend
3rd Place: Joanne Nash (anyone know if she's an SES member/friend of?)
4th Place: Steve Pain

I'll be in touch with all winners about getting prizes sent out in the correct sizes (they'll be coming from Hammonds so please allow for delivery times). Thanks to everyone who took part - the raffle ticket sales made £141 for the Children's Trust.

I'd also like to say a massive thanks to the guys from Hammonds Subaru - for driving all the way from Suffolk to come along, for bringing all the merchandise and for helping to make our club stand one of the best ones there :10: It was also nice to have a hatchback scooby on the stand, and good to hear that they'll be getting the saloon version into the showroom next year.

For anyone who wants one, we also have some leftover vouchers for their website - www.subarupartsstore.co.uk - which has a discount code to get you free delivery on anything you order. Let me know if you would like one and didn't manage to get one from the stand today :ok:

Woot i win pressies :)
and i got to go out in a ferrari ,
Great day and lots of money raised
Can't wait till next year

Yes big thanks to the Hammonds guys for coming down :10:

And as regards the Hatchback......well the first thing the Mrs said was.......OH i like that one!!! :getmecoat:

haha, i said to the guys whilst they were there - the general Subaru fans are starting to warm to the hatch. Put a boot on the back of it for next years car and Subaru will be back :D

I am very disturbed by how that sounds :paranoid: :shock:

:rofl:

Well done to all you Guys, but especially Steve and Claire!!

:SMBLU:

Yep, t'was me. :wave: If it's any consolation, that fiver that Dyney robbed you of bought you five raffle tickets... unfortunately you still didn't win! :fool:

Thanks to all who helped out and manned 'SES HQ' while Steve and I went for a wander and thanks to everyone for buying raffle tickets - that's a nice bit of cash to send over to the Childrens Trust! :10:

As Steve said, huge thanks to the chaps from Hammonds - the prizes were fantastic and very generous! We really appreciate you getting up so early and coming all that way to spend the day with us! :doubleup:

Jolly good show chaps!

well done to you both and Hammonds Subaru:thanx:

"Yep, t'was me. If it's any consolation, that fiver that Dyney robbed you of bought you five raffle tickets... unfortunately you still didn't win! "


lol, never mind :)

Re the 4th raffle prize.

Steve Pain thats my boy.:doubleup:

Ill have an XXL or a XL shirt please.


Well done Steve and Claire.

Thanks also to Hammonds.:10:

Yes, big :ok:to Steve & Claire, all set up and ready to go when we arrived. Looked like a nice pot of cash for the charity too.
Oliver did count it out, and I think he said about £115 give or take while we were there.

He also enjoyed running the raffle while you were away and tidied the flyers and pens on the table while he was at it.
I also think we managed to flypost evey Jap car on the runway with the JapBash flyers, so hopefully this will come good.....

Once again :ok::ok::ok:to you both.

I'll wait for Steve to let me know that he doesn't want the prize himself ;) :lol: