stonleigh review on totalkitcar

[bikerboy]

Has anybody looked at the show review on totalkitcar.com, not much about cobras oh apart from GD i think its rather sad that cobras are probably the most popular kits apart from the sevens and only one supplier got a mention

[Robin427]

hmmmm... http://www.lspower.com/ seems to be a Power Station company...

[nuf_said]

Originally Posted by bikerboy

Has anybody looked at the show review on totalkitcar.com, not much about cobras oh apart from GD i think its rather sad that cobras are probably the most popular kits apart from the sevens and only one supplier got a mention

On the outside gatherings the cobras were by far the most popular - judging by the numbers of people walking about, standing, staring, chatting etc. Most of the other grass squares had no-one about. The difference was noticeable. Well done to all you who braved the weather - especially all the way from France, Kent and Scotland!
Nuf said.

[steamyrotter]

Originally Posted by Robin427

hmmmm... http://www.lspower.com/ seems to be a Power Station company...

Excuse the blasphemy rev.....

But what the heck are you on about??!!!?!?!?!?!??!???????

[Robin427]

Originally Posted by steamyrotter

Excuse the blasphemy rev.....

But what the heck are you on about??!!!?!?!?!?!??!???????

Excused... it was a link in the article - if you'd bothered reading it, perhaps you would be less quick to judge.

Actually, not sure if "what the heck" is actually blasphemy. Blasphemy is the defamation of the name of God and saying "heck" (as a substitution for "hell") isn't doing that. It's a good job my intensive theological training told me about Wikipedia...

[steamyrotter]

Originally Posted by Robin427

Excused... it was a link in the article - if you'd bothered reading it, perhaps you would be less quick to judge.

Actually, not sure if "what the heck" is actually blasphemy. Blasphemy is the defamation of the name of God and saying "heck" (as a substitution for "hell") isn't doing that. It's a good job my intensive theological training told me about Wikipedia...

Depends on which, if any, god you revere??

Anyway sorry, didn't read the article so i suppose i should have kept slightly quiet...

Sorry.....................

[Robin427]

Originally Posted by steamyrotter

Depends on which, if any, god you revere??

Anyway sorry, didn't read the article so i suppose i should have kept slightly quiet...

Sorry.....................

Forgiven

[rich]

Originally Posted by bikerboy

Has anybody looked at the show review on totalkitcar.com, not much about cobras oh apart from GD i think its rather sad

Could be a bit of 'old boys club' involved

[mikey]

Originally Posted by Robin427

hmmmm... http://www.lspower.com/ seems to be a Power Station company...

Its their latest attempts to match the series one tuning ptential. They are looking for something to put it in now
Mike

[paolo]

Originally Posted by nuf_said

On the outside gatherings the cobras were by far the most popular - judging by the numbers of people walking about, standing, staring, chatting etc. Most of the other grass squares had no-one about. The difference was noticeable. Well done to all you who braved the weather - especially all the way from France, Kent and Scotland!
Nuf said.

And shame on those who buggered off before Monday We arrived mid-morning to find a small selection of members huddled under the CRC tent and stories of "you should have been here yesterday, the field was packed"...

Still, it was good to see at least some of the cars.