CT RBRR 2014

[willjan]

What about the bigger challenge of picking up these wheels,Charles having to climb over them to get to Cecil!!

Bill.

[radders]

3rd time for me. Car no. 41.

Co-driver will be fellow Mk1 saloon owner Dave Maton.

[Davemate]

2nd time for me. Car no. 41.

Co-driver will be fellow Mk1 saloon owner Mr Radders

Ps
no Steve we can't use one of your minis,even if you do put a "club triumph" sun strip on it !

[TedTaylor]

Yep our first time - I presume seeing everyone go through in the middle of the night for the past two runs then up at 7.00am to go to a watch sheepdog trial does not count

I am doing it with my brother Phil as car 30 'The Mad Brothers' in AFH the early Mk1 saloon, at present 2nd/3rd oldest car entered - Chris Allen (car 26) what month was yours built?
For those who I have not bored with this before - we are trying to resurrect our youth when we used to rally together in the 1960s and 1970s using Morgan Plus 4s. Then a 948 Herald that I put together and modified on a shoestring to the extent that I even got it to handle quite well

Mind you I still have to paint the car and put the engine bay and interior back together, get the engine running after 15 years, service the suspension etc. etc. ........... and hope that I have recovered properly from my right knee replacement in February! To emphasize the 'Mad' bit we are looking to do it two up and both have had knee replacements and/or ankle operations in the last year or so ..... and my left knee is still waiting. Going to be fun

Although I have promised Chatters first use of SCG, as he should/must have DEL33 ready by then my Wyedean Group colleagues Gordon Townley and Steve Attenborough have entered it - so Alan get tinkering!

MUT

[JimB]

I've not entered the Flying Tomato*, yet, but having witnessed the Sixpenny Handley stop last year, the RBRR does seem rather fun!

* as named by a mate of mine - well, it is Pimento and it does make rapid progress...

[Dave B]

I shall be 'having a word' with johnnydog & Gary H, sounds like fun, and I know of a white PI asleep in Burnley that needs a challenge

[CAR]

go on Dave, we saw it a couple of weeks ago, looked ideal to me.

[Alan Chatterton]

Come on Jim, you know you want to!

[Charles H]

What about the bigger challenge of picking up these wheels,Charles having to climb over them to get to Cecil!!

Bill.

You have PM

[johnnydog]

'....I know of a white PI asleep in Burnley that needs a challenge'
Asleep? I think it's in a coma!!!
Never having done the RBRR before in 34 years of Triumph ownership, then maybe I could be up for it Dave if you are game on?
Possibly the biggest challenge wouldl be getting the PI on the road....but then again, if OJAG can be done in 5 weeks after 25 years off the road.....