NSW March Club Run - Cows & Coast

MxJadeMonkey · Postby **MxJadeMonkey** » Sun Mar 19, 2006 6:19 pm

hey all gr8 run apart from nearly eating a cliff and getting mugged by maxwolfie, haha haha, my new diff is gr8 too,
thanks to cb and the rest of the club.
look forward to the next one.

StanTheMan · Postby **StanTheMan** » Sun Mar 19, 2006 6:24 pm

what a turn out......that would have to have been the biggest turnout for a sunday run. apart from the Camp Qualety & the 10th & 15th birthday bash
but they belong to a different sort of run.

pity i had to love you & leave you all at Kangeroo Valey But i saw a few people taking snaps.

Great Crowd
Great weather
Golden Run.

Well Done Charlie Brown..... :mrgreen:

but that dirt road Charlie.... :evil:

Charlie Brown · Postby **Charlie Brown** » Sun Mar 19, 2006 6:37 pm

WOW what a turn out.

We (Mrs CB & Bella, the pooch) didn't expect anything like the turn out we had. Thanks to every one who travelled south for the early start.

At one stage I counted 38 cars at Saddleback Mountain (aka Brokenback Mtn for Garry) and then drove round the corner when leaving to see more cars :shock:

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There will be plenty of photos posted I'm sure. The line up at the Blow Hole was impressive and the number of Japanese tourist and everyone else that stopped to look at the cars was great.

I need to give my source of the back road around Berry a kick. The little bit of dirt didn't worry anyone did it? :roll:

Those that followed us down the \"fun\" road (Jamberoo Mountain Road) on the return had a great ride. Not a car in front the whole way down. Only one near miss with a car coming up the mountain but Oli can talk about that.

Great to see so many new members on the run. A big welcome to Margret & Frank on just their second run. I hope we didn't go too fast.

Now where's the next run too :?:

StanTheMan · Postby **StanTheMan** » Sun Mar 19, 2006 7:05 pm

not sure about next month.....the month after is Bathurst I believe

what about that Renault Pwoarrrr...... :mrgreen:

a few friendlies turned up from the Alezzia & Clio Club

Red Baron · Postby **Red Baron** » Sun Mar 19, 2006 7:48 pm

Just got in from getting the dust out of the car, now washing the stuff in me down with a nice cold Becks.

Excellent run, even the dirt was a hoot, got a pretty sore left ear though, it was copping a fair hammering from Snoopy, don't think she likes getting sideways at all.

Well done CB, heaps of fun

baron

irwin83r · Postby **irwin83r** » Sun Mar 19, 2006 7:55 pm

nice to see maxwolf managed to avoid the sand man all the way home lol

was great meeting you all some great roads... and some dodgy ones but hey its dairy country those roads probably see more cattle trucks than cars let alone 40 or so pocket rockets.

big thanks to the organisers and thanks for the warm invite to you all.

hope someone tooks some pictures think its time i bought a digital camera :shock:

Charlie Brown · Postby **Charlie Brown** » Sun Mar 19, 2006 8:10 pm

OK here are a few photos. Mrs CB want to buy me some photography tuition to help with my lousy photographic skills.

The line up. MX5s as far as the eye can see. After that they when round the corner.

A couple of shots at Bald Hill. This is the overflow of cars that couldnâ€™t fit in the carpark.

And the Kiama Blow Hole, about 25% of the cars.

Can someone post some better photos?

Rog · Postby **Rog** » Sun Mar 19, 2006 9:28 pm

That was probably the best run I have ever attended

Well done CB and Cheryl! Love the Trivia info.
Does anybody remember what type of cows the black and white ones where? (without checking your run sheet!)
As for your mate who assured you there were no dirt sections.... give him a dusty boot up the clacker! :roll:

CoffeeBoss · Postby **CoffeeBoss** » Sun Mar 19, 2006 10:23 pm

StanTheMan wrote:not sure about next month.....the month after is Bathurst I believe

what about that Renault Pwoarrrr......
a few friendlies turned up from the Alezzia & Clio Club

Ahem, Stan - Altezza Club, thankyou very much.

Yes, for Lexus IS200's (or the Altezza as it's known back in it's homeland).
I saw Miata emblazoned on a few 5's today, we're not the only club with an indentity crisis!
For those who were wondering, that outlandish looking white crate which was wider than it was long is known as a Renault 5 Turbo 2. Homologated Group A rally car from the mid eighties, 2 seats, mid engine, 1.4 litre turbo. Doesn't weight much, so it goes and corners with extraordinary ability.
I digress.. can i just say, having inhabited a variety of car club circles over the last few years, that the MX5 Club, from today's experience, would have to be one of the best clubs to drive with. A pleasure!

A few pics i took:

MxJadeMonkey · Postby **MxJadeMonkey** » Sun Mar 19, 2006 10:29 pm

oi agro where the pics?
slack bum haha haha hop to it then gov'na!!!!
haha haha i am like so funny hehe hehe
i crack me up

jncook · Postby **jncook** » Sun Mar 19, 2006 10:38 pm

Charlie Brown wrote:WOW what a turn out.

Now where's the next run too

Sorry I missed out on today. Sounds like I missed the run of the year!
Well done Phil!

OK, next month, end of April, who wants to volunteer to do a north run?

Agro · Postby **Agro** » Sun Mar 19, 2006 11:02 pm

MxJadeMonkey wrote:oi agro where the pics?
slack bum haha haha hop to it then gov'na!!!!
haha haha i am like so funny hehe hehe
i crack me up

Here's one just to start off with Josh!

Will get some more up tomorrow!

StanTheMan · Postby **StanTheMan** » Mon Mar 20, 2006 7:51 am

Ahem, Stan - Altezza Club, thankyou very much. Very Happy Yes, for Lexus IS200's (or the Altezza as it's known back in it's homeland).
I saw Miata emblazoned on a few 5's today, we're not the only club with an indentity crisis!

errrr....I'm such a shocker when it comes to spelling :roll:

Altezza,
Altezza,
Altezza,
my apologies Thunderbird2

didn't take long to draw a crowd around that Renault 5 :lol:

I think i was among a few who statted walking towards it before you even had it parked. wow but how wide that backside..... :shock:

Ahhhhhh & i love that pic of the Azenis 215's :mrgreen:

pity about the paintjob on the car though.

CoffeeBoss · Postby **CoffeeBoss** » Mon Mar 20, 2006 8:39 am

True, Renault have been into big butts well before the Megane.

As for your paint job? I reckon it looks tough! The car's no show piece, it's dríven, which is what it's for!
Are you going to stay with the red when you go for a respray? :lol:

bobg · Postby **bobg** » Mon Mar 20, 2006 8:49 am

There are some great photos here. I will save some off this forum, but I would love some jpg's for the gallery on the web site.
If anybody has some please send to me for uploading.
Please email to secretary@mx5.com.au

Regards

Bob