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eloues wrote:Red funnel wont let you book yet. Only wanted a price for the car and caravan.

Fookin ell Paul that won't be cheap!!!!

We could always take over a Hotel or a B&B block book it as it were might get some good discount.... if that fails back to the Queen Bower site

martinmarina wrote:We could always take over a Hotel or a B&B block book it as it were might get some good discount.... if that fails back to the Queen Bower site

or convert Uncle Franks workshops into a hotel for the weekend. Make bunk beds out of his 4 poster ramps lol

no way im sharing a room with you paul, when you were at selkirk in the caravan i could here you snoring from the comfort of barrys estate. oh and big stu snores like f##k as well.

that was an extra large pizza as well paul

you cheeky t**t I don't snore well i've never heard myself anyway i'm always fast asleep
but that pavement pizza was impressive Ray

glad you liked it mate. barry wasn't to huffed he thought it was all over the wheels etc, but thankfully it was ok

some hot water from your kettle would have done the job, but it would have meant no coffee.

I'm up for that!, now where can I find a suitable bowser from? HMM !.
The last time I attempted a run of that distance was in my trusty steed UYA 631M, a poorly appointed T.C. Jubilee, in Citron Zit Yellow, which if memory serves me right, cost just over the £100 quid mark, Graeme "Scurrah of the 'Boro" fared marginally better at £90 in Justin Whatsisfaces old T.C. OVT 957M, and best of all was Russ"Timberwolf" Beckett at £60 in NELL powered by Ginsters pasties, Mars bars, & Vimto !!

Now for the date of this excursion - Mid 1990, Four Star @ 38 pence per litre, I'm sorry to sound harsh but a todays fuel prices, it'd be cheaper to fly by chartered jet, than drive a T.C. on a 900 mile round trip!!.
Who fancies towing the I.O.W. upto Whitley Bay?
Offers

Brian.

How about chartering an IOW Ferry to bring you all down by sea!!

its ok bri, we'll meet up with you guys on the way down and all go over together shoulsd be a good few of us i think.

EL Presidente IOW wrote: How about chartering an IOW Ferry to bring you all down by sea!!

that could be expensive frank but between a good few of us we could maybe manage it

I'm up for that!, now where can I find a suitable bowser from? HMM !.
The last time I attempted a run of that distance was in my trusty steed UYA 631M, a poorly appointed T.C. Jubilee, in Citron Zit Yellow, which if memory serves me right, cost just over the £100 quid mark, Graeme "Scurrah of the 'Boro" fared marginally better at £90 in Justin Whatsisfaces old T.C. OVT 957M, and best of all was Russ"Timberwolf" Beckett at £60 in NELL powered by Ginsters

I guess this was the Jubilee you mention
I understand that Richard Young still has it!
Not so much of the Zit description please! That is worse than calling it a lemon :roll: It is a colour that makes the car stand out from the crowd, if you are going to vomit, just make sure it is not on my paint work after it has been all done!!

This is a stunning photo and would make a great photo for December in a Marina callender don't you think? :roll:

one step ahead of you there nugget, ive got all richards cars etc on disc that he gave me earlier in the year, some very interesting pics on it.