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Old 7th July 2007, 17:06   #1
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Default Convoy 5th meet?

The convoy to the 4th meet was a blast...definately the highlight of the day for me & one or two others.....dare I suggest another unnoficial convoy?

It was a superb sight and turned lots of heads, including a somewhat confused 75 driver who dropped into the convoy for a while then took off at warp factor 4.

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Old 7th July 2007, 17:33   #2
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I'll be on the M6 Northbound for 90 odd miles between J24 and J40
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Old 7th July 2007, 17:55   #3
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First class Idea, i'm up for that. Can we post a star date and quadrant to meet. We used to do that in the seventies on our lambrettas ...oops ..............wait for the comments now....
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First class Idea, i'm up for that. Can we post a star date and quadrant to meet. We used to do that in the seventies on our lambrettas ...oops ..............wait for the comments now....
Lambretta! ...cough cough.....choke.

Looks like we have a convoy chaps.
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Old 7th July 2007, 22:30   #5
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Was the dark of the moon on the sixth of june
In a kenworth pullin logs
Cab-over pete with a reefer on
And a jimmy haulin hogs
We is headin for bear on i-one-oh
bout a mile outta shaky town
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Was the dark of the moon on the sixth of june
In a kenworth pullin logs
Cab-over pete with a reefer on
And a jimmy haulin hogs
We is headin for bear on i-one-oh
bout a mile outta shaky town
I says, pig pen, this heres the rubber duck.
And Im about to put the hammer down.
Ah those good old days of CB before it was legal ten four
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Jamie I am up for it again but in a somewhat slower car but I will have cruise control so no accidental increases in planned speed this time

Still a bit of a long way off to plan anything definite yet though.
Perhaps there should be two? One for those overnighting and one for those travelling up on the day, I will be doing the latter.

As before this will be an unofficial gathering, nothing to do with the actual meet or club etc.
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Jamie I am up for it again but in a somewhat slower car but I will have cruise control so no accidental increases in planned speed this time

Still a bit of a long way off to plan anything definite yet though.
Perhaps there should be two? One for those overnighting and one for those travelling up on the day, I will be doing the latter.

As before this will be an unofficial gathering, nothing to do with the actual meet or club etc.
Thats great Keith...I was hoping you would be on board again....last convoy although not fast (65mph) was a little too fast for others to catch up...plus a slower moving convoy creates a bigger spectacle (?) maybe just under 60mph this time....just above HGV speed?

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Count me and the good lady in too, I had great fun as "Tail end Johnny" on the last run out, but given the state of my car (unless I can afford to get it fixed by September) 65 MPH is about all I'll get out of it. I'm also thinking about bringing my Ski Blue 05 2.0CDT as well.

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Isn't 56MPH the best speed for the best MPG (roughly of course!)?

Agreed with the slower convoy standing out a mile though Jamie
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