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66gt
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 Posted: Sun Apr 22, 2012 11:56 pm Post subject: Vancouver ABFM |
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Hey, who's all going to Vancouver ABFM?
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IFHP
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Not me (sorry to say)
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canadianmk3
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| Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 1:35 pm Post subject: |
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| When is it? Im expecting my cortina to be done by mid June |
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IFHP
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David,
I recommend that you attend this show even if your can't bring your Cortina.
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More Information on this years Vancouver ABFM This year’s featured marques are Lotus cars and recognize 110 years of Norton Motorcycles. A special MGB50 Award will be presented to the MG that best represents the marque. Please visit http://www.westerndriver.com/?page_id=96 for all the details about both events. Please note; the last early-bird entry prize draw in the amount of $75 will take place on April 15, 2012. Special prize draws this year include 2 tickets to Britain courtesy Virgin Airlines and a $2,000 garage makeover from ProGarage. Here’s to safe and happy motoring in 2012. Best regards, Joan Stewart Event Organizer
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canadianmk3
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| Turns out I will be going this year. My grandfather entered a green 1995 Jaguar XJ6 Vanden Plas and/or a Gold 2005 Jaguar S-Type |
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66gt
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| canadianmk3 wrote: | | Turns out I will be going this year. My grandfather entered a green 1995 Jaguar XJ6 Vanden Plas and/or a Gold 2005 Jaguar S-Type |
Make sure you stop by to say hello. I'll be there with my Mk1 Cortina GT with a much needed paint job, but as long as I bring it there which is much more important.
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canadianmk3
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| Oh yes, definetly. I will be looking for all the cortinas and taking piccies too. |
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canadianmk3
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Steve, what color is your Mk1 going to be? Ill keep an eye out for it.
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IFHP
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David,
It sounds like your Grandfather has his hands full with two Jaguars to feed.
BTW, the Fords are usually in the back of the show at the top of the hill.
Michael
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66gt
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| canadianmk3 wrote: | Steve, what color is your Mk1 going to be? Ill keep an eye out for it.
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I'm hoping after some set backs this year and until I get a better footing to paint it it's original color Dragoon Red next year. The interior was done awhile back but also I've acquired most rubber bits and maybe my trip to the UK this summer I'll pick up some front quarter bumpers and irons to complete it before painting.
Well that's the plan anyway.
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canadianmk3
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| IFHP wrote: | David,
It sounds like your Grandfather has his hands full with two Jaguars to feed.
BTW, the Fords are usually in the back of the show at the top of the hill.
Michael |
Michael, between him and my dad, theres 7 Jaguars. A 62 Mk2, a 67 Mk2, a 65 S-Type, the 05 S-Type, the 95 XJ6 VP, an 81 XJ6(original Cali car, no rust), and a newly acquired 72 E-Type. We used to also have a 57 Mk7 and a 59 Mk1 but we got rid of those. Was a shame, I quite liked the Mk7.
Weve got a fleet of old Cats on our hands, how many teenage mechanics do you know who take on the Jag rear end with the dreaded inboard brakes?  |
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