Saturday, 9 April 2005

Phil Pontin's VW Chenowth

For those that do not see the MCC News of the Week..........
FOR SALE: Yellow VW Chenowth.
Recent 1913cc motor / twin dellorto's / full oil cooler and filter system. Transporter rear axle and CV joints.
Plus 2 new spare wheels and tyres and 4 non-trials oversize wheels and tyres.
Divers gas cylinder and regulator set-up for tyre inflation.
A-frame towing attachment. - No trailer required
Should climb anything with right driver.  A bargain at £4,500
Phil Pontin  01803 529307 or 07734 466564 or pontins@zebbiedog.wanadoo.co.uk

Sunday, 3 April 2005

Yet another threat to motorsport?

Please read the two latest posts on my Rights of Way News website at http://www.wheelspin.org.uk/rownews/index.htm. I'm afraid that the situation is as bleak as it looks and could be a major threat to our continued use of farmland for classic trials and PCTs unless we can make it worthwhile for the farmer and that, of course, means more money.
 
Andrew

Saturday, 2 April 2005

Welcome to Richard Clarke

Richard has joined using the nickname "NoisyCheney". His email address is richard.clarke@gvagrimley.co.uk and in his application he says - So I can be part of the build-up and follow up of the 3 greatest trials in the world !
 
You are welcome Richard but as this is a real names group we would like you to go into your member profile and change your nickname to your real name. Also it would be nice if you could add a bit about yourself in the "our members" section. If you have technical problems with this then please sign your contributions with your real name.
 
Michael

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Thursday, 31 March 2005

Trials car project wanted

I am looking for a light wt car .Cannon, Buckler etc to build for field trials and perhaps longer events.Must have infomation to gain a V5.We all know what the D.V.L.A. require.Thank you

Sunday, 20 March 2005

Lands End In the Daily Telegraph

A nice write up of the Lands End in yesterday's Motoring telegraph.   If you missed it, you can find it on the paper's web page.
 
But you may have to "log on" to get there. 

Journalist Pete Cross does a fair job of getting "our" point across, but it is curious how similar his writing style is to John Aley's!!

Monday, 14 March 2005

Presidents Trial - 17th April

Due to an early Easter, this year's Presidents Trial will be on the 17th April 2005. The majority of the sections are traditional classic lanes with the route focused in the Bodmin, Liskeard and Looe areas.
 
The events starts in Bodmin but trailers can be left all day at the finish venue, Jamaica Inn on the A30 between Bodmin and Launceston, to give a quicker journey home.
 
Please contact me for Regs or more details by email: celfworks@hotmail.com
 
Thomas Bricknell