Hi All

A few of us went to this show last year, its billed as the Norths answer to the festival of speed at Goodwood,

It was quite good last year, with loads of track action and quite a lot to see, Last year was the first one, and they did have a couple of teething problems which should be addressed as the event grows,

Unfortunatly we have to book as a "club" all at once, so we need numbers,

Cars booked in will get one ticket including paddock pass, but passengers have to pay, which will cost £36 for a full weekend ticket,

camping is another £15 on top

park tickets are available for £13,50 per day (but wont include paddock but im sure there will be enough full tickets if we need to "share")

First 20 cars free, dont know if we can expand on this, (tickets have to be booked and paid for in advance and theress a discount at moment )

more details here,

http://www.cpop.co.uk/

Theres lots going both land, water and air,

we need interested parties to let us know asap so this can be booked, and cash if camping or passenger comming to,

Cheers

Mitch

So far thats,

Me and chris,

Do Eye,

Dave Castle

Simon,

Paul M, + one,

Simon

Pete2b

Pete dawson

Mikea + Junior

Hi All

For all you who dont know about this event which i usally organise for the northwest lot, for the past 5 years we have used a hostle in North Wales, but i feel we have "discovered" all the roads and places to visit so needed a new Venue,

this one i central for expoloring both the lakes or, north Yorkshire, and im sure what ever the weather, we can find lots of roads an places to discover., below is the mail sent to all the usual peeps who attend, but due to the size of the new venue, there added places for other members, this will be posted on the website to, and places are limited so will have to be fist come first served,

If you need more info on the event, or place please mail me, .

Ive been out today looking for a alternative to the Wales weekend,

Place i found is slightly larger to the usual place, so more can come, but we are limited to how many ladies can come due to layout of the place,

Ive found a place nr Ingleton on the A65 about 6-8 miles north of Skipton, this would give use loads of alternative roads to discover,

but its not a comfortable as the boulder adventures,

prices are good, at about £13 each for beds in bunk house (think pontins chalets with bunk beds and your not far away) dry clean an each room with its own ensuite

Rooms are either 4 or 6 beds, both with mircrowave, toaster and kettle, the larger 6 beds have full kitchen,

Food is available onsite, mains from £8,00, packed lunch £5, breakfast is £6,50, three course from £15, we could do this on the sat night if all agree,

there is also a bar on site, not sure if we have meals, if we all need to but can look into that when i know whos interested.

link to there website

www.dalesbridge.co.uk

Please let me know who's interested ASAP, dates are 15-16may, other dates are already booked so we need to move quickly to secure enough space

Space IS LIMITED so first come first served,

Mitch

Hopefully the weather will have sorted itself out by Wednesday so we should be ok!

Wednesday 11th February

Thames Valley Monthly meeting

The Lambert Arms

London Road

Aston Rowant

Watlington

Oxfordshire

OX49 5SB

Just off Junction 6 of the M40

8 pm start

All welcome, directions available

The SOUTHERN HOODS will meet on Tues next 10 th Feb at the usual place. the Sir John Barlycorn Junction 1 M27

Cadnam, hope to have the proposed activities schedule for this year ready and a couple of ideas for a "sunday"run.

any help and suggestions welcome. as is anyone interested in kit cars and petrol head activities.

see you there at approx 7.30 pm

Charlie.

I've been trying got get some information to my email account on RHOCaR and I've had some issues. I've now realised that my MX records (for the techies) was incorrect so email could not come in form every source. This should now be corrected and sorry if you could not email us or any RHOCaR email address.

www.transportmuseum.co.uk

Hi

Trip to and meet up with Herts/essex Rhocar Sg7s at lower Stondon Transport Museum it boasts the largest private collection of vehicles in England.

the Museum is located Station Road, Lower Stondon, Henlow, Beds. SG16 6JNa About 75 miles south of Leicester, it's £6 admission well worth it and there's a nice cafe.

we are meeting up at services on the A6 just outside market harborough LE16 7TG ( Mcdonalds and premier inn) at 8.30am to leave by 9.00am about 1 hour 30 min drive down to museum. look forward to seeing you all welcome hoods and tin tops.

please let me know if you are coming will send you pm with contact number.

cheers

Phil Shelton

Greetings everybody,

As is now our tradition, the February meet will be in the form of a lunch on Sunday 8th Feb. Unfortunatley our usual venue (The Wheatsheaf at Winterbourne) seems to have shut up shop and is therfore unavailable so I have had to hunt out an alternative. Consequently The Squire Inn on Chipping Sodbury high street (www.thesquireinn.co.uk/index.html) has stepped into the breach and I have made a booking for a table for 12 at 13:00hrs. This number can be adjusted up or down as demand dictates. So, names and numbers to me please by no later than the 5th Feb so I can let them have final numbers.

Some of you maybe aware that from many moons ago I launched a small web service called "E-Mail Remind", which delivers free reminders of any events to you via email. Well at long last the service has had a total makeover and is now looking 100x better and has even more options and bits. Registration and service is free of charge, but we would like to encourage you to look at our gifts section! Buying any items via our affiliates pays us a small commission % and we need to boost this right up in order to make the service pay for itself.

First meet of the year Wednesday 28th Jan at the The Waterside inn, Sileby Road, Mountsorrel, Leics. LE12 7BB any one welcome. Also thinking of having a meet on 2nd sunday of the month this may be held at different locations each month let me know what you all think.

UPDATED 15th July @13:20

RAF BARKSTON HEATH POST CODE NG32 2DQ

£55 for the first driver and £40 for second drivers

Cheques to be made payable to RHOCAR as normal.

Cheques to be posted to;

Mr J P Walton

80 London Road

Long Sutton

Lincs PE12 9ED

Cheques to be in my sticky little paw by no later than 16th May

There is method in the madness of picking this date;

It gives those on the main list chance to get there cheques off and ensure they have a place.

It also gives those on the reserve list time to get organised and know if they have a place or not.

Any one whose cheque has not been received by 16th May will be moved from the main list and be replaced by drivers on the reserve list.

The list for Barkston is now full. Given that people on the main list often cant make it I will be running a reserve list for those interested.

This post will continue to be updated as more information becomes available

18th July 2009

This date has been chosen as it is after LeMan and well before any other large show event or school holidays. So, your excuses for staying away are limited.

It is also the only track event the club is planning this year, so lets make it a fun weekend with goods numbers attending.

Here we go again for RHOCAR's yearly loonfest at Barkston Heath.

For those that have not been before.................why not?

For those that have been...you can tell those that have not just how much fun it is possible to have with your clothes on

Cost, required numbers for car and clothing required to follow but it is highly likely to follow the same format as previous years.

The day will be run at as close to cost as possible. So, we are given a price by the RAFMSA and this is then divided by a minimum of 30 drivers. This number enables the club to keep the costs for drivers down and still pay our bills.

For those that don't know.

Barkston Heath is a sprint track operated by the Royal Air Force Motorsports Association.

It is located 5 miles form Grantham In Lincolnshire.

It is located 15 miles from Sleaford in Lincolnshire.

The track has an excellent surface and safety is covered by two dedicated emergency vehicles supplied and crewed by the RAFMSA's own Motorsport Medical and Recovery/Rescue crews.

If any of you have been to Curburough, this place is 10 times better.

Kit List

1 x seviceable motor car, it does not need to taxed, MOT'd or SVA, but must be suitable for use ie, it should be able to pass an MOT. Use common sense. ie if your head pokes above the roll bar it will not be ideal shouls something orrible appens!!

1 x crash helmet, full face prefered. It does not have to be race spec' Lidls and the like do helmets very cheap, presuming of course you have a cheap head.

1 x pair of overalls. These do not have to be race spec' but they do as a mimimum have to be 100% cotton, clean and serviceable. Welders overals are good for this, or follow the link for a real value for money pair.

HT Hughes Overalls

HT Hughes 100% Cotton Overalls Race Stylie

Gloves and shoes are up to you, they are not on the list of requirements.

You will also need numbers on each side or your car.

These will need to be 9" in height. Print them on your PC at home.

Gaffer/Electrical tape to make up numbers is no longer to be used. Apart from attaching the numbers.

Camping

Camping can be found at Woodland Waters camp site, 1 mile from Barkston Heath. Good camp site, proper toilets and showers + a bar and resteraunt on site, good food and beer at reasonable prices.

Woodland Waters Camping

Petrol Staion 500 yards from Woodland Waters. Ask Barry Lilles the way (yep, same gag at Mr Liles expense again)

The 'Bristol Massive'

The hardy souls normally camp on the Friday night for there 'pre-race preperations'.

It is a damn good social evening, beer and a bit of a BBQ and baiting.

Note Barry 'The Hedge' Lilles not to be allowed to drink is now allowed to drink again due to no hedge or ditch visits in May.

Due to insurance and that is a track day, timing is not allowed.

However, you will be marked for style

Due to the methods involved and the technical limitations of the equipment, your 'style' points can only be represented in minutes, seconds and tenths.

You will need those 9" numbers to be identified.

This will be a top day out, camp on the Friday evening to make it even better, using traditional Hoody logic, we dont care what you drive but have a sense of humour and bring some beer and food on Friday night.

Book Today, do not delay

We need 35 drivers per event to do this at a cheap as chips price for our members.

If we get 35 drivers per event the cost per driver is around the £55 mark with second drivers at £40

Bring the wife/girlfriend/boyfriend/son/daughter/mate along as a second driver.

The fewer drivers we get, the more it is going to cost those going, simple really.

Any problems or queries contact me.

So, initially, let shave a show of hands to gauge the interest and I will take it from there.

1 Michael York PAID

2 Steve Gresty PAID

3 Nigel Thurston PAID

4 Pete Sanderson PAID

5 Michael Sanderson PAID

6 Dave Rose PAID

7 Marcus Curran PAID

8 Carl Bettinson PAIDbrian housley

9 Sean Egan PAID

10 Robin Sanderson PAID

11 Charlie Mathers PAID

12 Rob West PAID

13 Paul Carter PAID

14 Brian Housley (2nd driver for Carl Bettison) PAID

15 James Warner PAID

16 Alan Day PAID

17 Barrie Liles PAID

18 Matt Wingrave PAID

19 Steve Ling PAID

20 Richard Hanks PAID

21 Pete Spiller (2nd driver for Richard Hanks) PAID

22 Andy Rowles PAID

23 Mike Bloomfield PAID

24 Tim Clarke PAID

25 Sunny Elsden POD

26 Tom Hayden PAID

27 Peter Shemilt (2nd driver for Tom Hayden) PAID

28 Malcolm MathewStewart Mathews PAID

29 Stewart Mathews (2nd driver for Malcolm Mathews) PAID

30 Tony Kitchener PAID

31 Steve Foster PAID

32 Dan Elliot PAID

33 Henry Ready PAID

34 Dan Beeston PAID

35 Matt Gee (2nd driver for Robin Sanderson PAID

36 Andy Elliot (2nd driver for Dan Elliot) PAID

37 James Kitchener (2nd driver for Tony Kitchener) PAID

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