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Any member wanting to attend here's the address : Newton playing fields Newton DE55-5SH Date 18th May 2014 Admission £3 per person All money raised go directly to ST Johns Ambulance towards buying new Automated Electric Defibrillators (AED's) and other life saving equipment. Car Merchandise stalls are welcome (£10 per stall) Gates open at 11:00 Everyone welcome

Hi all I went to this show it was very good, hot weather and lots of friendly people I got some photos to put on but not sure how can anybody help ? Might ave to use my laptop not phone Regards Simon

I've been a bus driver for 3yrs most of our routes have speed bumps ! At the minute I'm off sick due to spinal problems, One thing that always gets me people park vehicles half on footpath rite next to a speed bump don't put them on thier drives ! In x-type if u get it rite on some u can get wheels each side and u can't feel them, but when there's a car there it's like trying to drive over a footpath that's not dropped ! Waste of time and money and expensive for us drivers!!

Any members going to this ? Date: 28 July 2013-28 July 2013 Times: 1100 - 1600 Car Information: Vintage, Classic and Bikes - A wide range of vintage and classic cars and bikes. Prizes for best in class Event Description: Vintage and Classic Car and Bike show set in glorious rural Derbyshire. After several years of holding a classic car show in Eckington the Rotary Club of Chesterfield will for the third time join forces with the fellow clubs of Chesterfield Scarsdale, Clay Cross and Matlock for a spectacular classic and vinatge car and motorbike show at the popular Show Ground of Ashover, in a beautiful area of Derbyshire. Location: Ashover Show Ground Milken Lane Ashover Area: Derbyshire Region: East Midlands Postcode:S45 0BA Organiser Information: Contact Name: Martin Eyre Contact Address: Tel: 01629 582940 Mobile: 07939 064641 View Website: http://www.ashoverclassics.co.uk Email Address: info@ashoverclassics.co.uk Standard Admission (£): �5 per head over 12 years, under free Admission with classic car (£): �5 per head over 12 years, under free Regards Simon

Rite cars I've owned! Mk4 cortina Mk2 escort estate Morris ital Mk3 escort Lada niva 4x4 Austin montego Mk3 escort (only 2 days) lemon

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Hi Dave Will try push it, it's good to meet other members I think, will see if I can make it to any other meets including Warwick castle one Regurds Simon

Hi Dave I will get some pics, hope its a nice day! I found to get meets bigger lots of pics of members cars and every one saying what a good day and great people, did anyone put names on a list who might attend ? Them I did was at a pub (my mate owns) on a Sunday so there was Sunday roast and drinks, will have to try and arrange one for J.O.C see if it takes off while we get good weather Regards Simon

Hi Dave I forgot to answer yes I'm going this year Regards Simon

Hi Dave Sorry it is short notice, but I will look into getting a stand next year for us. All I can say so far is u can get tickets for it but u can also pay at on gate on the day too, I will find more out I have arranged car meets before if any members are interested? When I had celica I arranged a mini meet 1st one 5 cars from around sheffield turned up, 2nd one 35+ turned up including a member from South Wales

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Just to let members know about this i went last two years very good day out, its a show and shine!! Maybe next year with more planning/time j.o.c might have a stand here!! Fingers crossed ill be there end of month would be good to meet some j.o.c members there. Here are the details : Andrew Greenwood presents: The East Midlands Festival of Transport 30 Jun 2013 The East Midlands Festival of Transport, including Classic Cars & Bikes plus Classic & Performance Japanese and Fords Sunday 30th June 2013, 10AM – 4PM Following the success of our Notts classic vehicle show in early May when over 1200 classic vehicles and 5,000 visitors enjoyed a fabulous day out in the sunshine we are delighted to announce that we will be returning to the venue on the last Sunday in June. Joining the classic cars and bikes on the showground field will be an excellent selection of classic and performance Japanese and Ford cars. This show gives the public and fellow motor enthusiasts the opportunity to walk in and amongst the car displays and get up close to some stunning vehicles. There will also be a concours competition taking place throughout the day, with live commentary and prizes for the winners. As always there will be catering options in the show area plus a cafe and gift shop in the courtyard. This is a great day out for all the family and we hope to see you there. For more info, visit: www.classicshows.org Admission Prices £7.00 per Adult £3.00 per Child (7-14yrs) Under 7s Free Trade/Auto Jumble Set up the day before between 2pm – 7pm, and from 7am on the day call us on 01484 667776 for site prices and sizes. Classic Vehicles & Clubs To pre book your pre 1998 classic car or club please use the classic car booking form available on www.classicshows.org by Friday 21st June. Thereafter you may still participate but are required to pay the normal admission price on the day. Classic bike owners please use the Classic Bike Booking Form available on our website. Additional Information FREE Parking Dogs welcome on a lead Courtyard with shops and Bistro Plant and garden centre Quality catering

Hi burl thank u for letting me know ill have a look

Hi Dave Yes think I made right choice of colour too, I thought about getting leather seats I keep looking on eBay but going to save to get a good set of seats, like u said easy maintance. Hopefully going to a classic car show end of month in Nottinghamshire to look for ideas i even thought about entering car but will see how it goes Regards Simon

To be honest Dave I left the calipers on i got a bit of masking tape, I was very careful with brush in hard to reach areas, all I used was a wire brush on them and a screw driver to help get lumpy bits off, I'm also a member of celica club uk to, on calipers of my old celica I used yellow hammerite it was a blue car and looked very well, on the jag I wanted to make it look cleaner behind wheel but thought the best colours wud be gold or silver, think it depends on colour of car. As for any jobs planned thinking of getting a hid kit for headlamps due to normal x type problems

Hi Dave Thank u for the welcome and comments, when I looked at car the one thing I knew I needed to to was get rid of the rusty looking brake calipers and chose gold which I think look well on it.