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Yesterday at 08:23
Perhaps we should get some name badges... We say this for every event, lol
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Yesterday at 07:19
Perhaps we should get some name badges... Maybe you could rustle some up Neil that display how hungry/thirsty/hot/fast-we-are-moving?
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Yesterday at 05:37
Perhaps we should get some name badges...
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23/04/2024 20:37
Anyone owning up to be Dominic F. from the UK?? Dominic Flatman, chap from London, I'm not sure he's on here but I found out last night that he went to the 10th anniversary so he's not new to Coupés.
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23/04/2024 19:10
Interesting
I wonder who it was
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23/04/2024 18:20
I'm Nr78.
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23/04/2024 18:02
Saw a red Coupe at a petrol station whilst driving through Bowburn, didn't catch the plate
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23/04/2024 17:44
It's really odd to see only one attending From Poland. There were so many guys at the 2014 event and they were really helpful guys, especially when there were any incidents. Also missing the chaps from Norway, who persuaded me to attend their meet in Alesund, along with Neil, and also sadly Heiki from Finland. Yes the Polish guys that year, legends
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23/04/2024 13:45
It's really odd to see only one attending From Poland. There were so many guys at the 2014 event and they were really helpful guys, especially when there were any incidents. Also missing the chaps from Norway, who persuaded me to attend their meet in Alesund, along with Neil, and also sadly Heiki from Finland.
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23/04/2024 06:45
As of this morning, by country: Italy - 23 Netherlands - 11 Germany - 10 (including me) Belgium - 2 (hi Klaas!) UK inc Scotland - 11 Ireland - 1 Romania - 1 Poland - 1 Still some gaps in the registration, though... And pleased to see such a high proportion - 7 - of 16NAs registered France - 1 Greece - 1
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23/04/2024 05:31
As of this morning, by country: Italy - 23 Netherlands - 11 Germany - 10 (including me) Belgium - 2 (hi Klaas!) UK inc Scotland - 11 Ireland - 1 Romania - 1 Poland - 1 Still some gaps in the registration, though... And pleased to see such a high proportion - 7 - of 16NAs registered
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22/04/2024 23:29
Paid up, awaiting confirmation.
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22/04/2024 23:17
Anyone owning up to be Dominic F. from the UK??
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22/04/2024 22:33
I am so pleased that M-AUO is included as part of this trip. Last time I tried to visit it was closed for refurbishment.
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22/04/2024 22:25
REMINDER:
When registrations reach 100 crews then it will close.
By my calculations there are now 12 places left - unless you have already registered and are waiting for final confirmation you'd better be quick!
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22/04/2024 22:24
So much to see and do in Turin with some great covered shopping arcades and obviously plenty of fine restaurants. Here are a few suggestions of things to do in the free time, but be sure, if you take a tram or bus anywhere, validate your ticket as step on and avoid being fined.
The Fiat Museum - Centro Storico Fiat. It's not too far from the Lingotto and interesting for all things FIAT.
There is an old rack railway that takes you up to the Basilica of Superga. A fantastic building and it offers fantastic views over the city.
The Mole Antonelliana / Cinema Museum, in the city, is interesting but that glass elevator is far from great if you are not a fan of heights!
During the 20th anniversary event club member Antony (Boosted7) and his Father had arranged a trip to an abandoned city centre railway station. I don't know how they arranged it but it was certainly very interesting.
If you fancy something a little different, it is possible to seek out Italian Job filming locations. It took a long time for Trish to catch on that's what we are doing, which amused Adam and me.
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22/04/2024 20:00
Well at least the coupe has easy-to-change bulbs, even if the first thought is 'hey, where did the headlights go?'
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22/04/2024 16:03
Why do the designers always start with the light bulb and then build everything around it
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22/04/2024 15:56
Why do the designers always start with the light bulb and then build everything around it so you can't get near them? Light bulbs are probably the thing you replace most frequently. I had a Rover which sounds similar to this, the dip was always going, the Berra was a nightmare probably easier if you take the engine out, Halfords apparently have a 'black book' which tells them not to touch some cars, they wouldn't do my daughter's Hyundai, Kwik fit took the whole bumper off.
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22/04/2024 15:13
The intel we are receiving is that all authorised car registration numbers will be provided to the police in order to facilitate any journeys made within the LEZ, and that any journey to a hotel within the LEZ is permitted also (neither Borgaro Torinese hotel nor Hotel Diamante Collegno is in the zone). On Friday, Sunday and Monday travel by car will be through 'allowed' routes.
From what I am seeing in the program, Sunday will be the main day of the event, with police escort in the city center. Saturday looks like no trip within the LEZ ("12.30 pm Transfer to the city center by subway for lunch on your own and possible visits to museums"). True, but before that it states: Saturday 15 June
08.30 am Departure for parking at Lingotto Park and subsequent visit to the Automobile Museum (MAuto)
09.30 am Meeting at Lingotto Park in via Nizza 294 and transfer on foot to MAuto in Corso Unità d'Italia 40
10.00 am Visit to MAuto (about 2 hours)
12.30 pm Transfer to the city center by subway for lunch on your own and possible visits to museums...Lingotto Park is on the southern side of the city and just within the LEZ but the route migth be to skirt around the zone and enter it along a permitted route to Lingotto. It will be important for us to stick to the advice we are given.
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22/04/2024 14:54
The intel we are receiving is that all authorised car registration numbers will be provided to the police in order to facilitate any journeys made within the LEZ, and that any journey to a hotel within the LEZ is permitted also (neither Borgaro Torinese hotel nor Hotel Diamante Collegno is in the zone). On Friday, Sunday and Monday travel by car will be through 'allowed' routes.
From what I am seeing in the program, Sunday will be the main day of the event, with police escort in the city center. Saturday looks like no trip within the LEZ ("12.30 pm Transfer to the city center by subway for lunch on your own and possible visits to museums").
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22/04/2024 09:53
Thanks for the early reply Warren. That’s very interesting: I’ve always wanted to know about them and how they drive but of course don’t know anybody with one! So I do look forward to catching up. Cheers. T
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22/04/2024 09:49
To suit the etiquette guide , here's the obligatory bad joke, conveniently translated into Italian by the google robot: "Possiamo prenotare un tavolo per ventisei, per favore, per l'ultima cena?" "Ma siete solo tredici!" "Sì, ma vogliamo sederci tutti dalla stessa parte..." Neil
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22/04/2024 07:41
Hi Terry, no worries and likewise. I know your car and have seen it a couple of times now, nearest thing to a new Coupe I've seen for a long long time.
My Spider is a Rosso Red P reg. Twin Spark Phase 1 Spider, normally 2 of us turn up with very similar cars...mine is P295***. I have bizarrely never been a fan of the V6 GTV, I've back to backed Coupes' vs a couple including a fully sorted V6 Cup a friend owned and I'd always pick the Fiat if I wanted a roof.....the V6 Spider is even worse to drive.
I always wanted to do a nut and bolt resto on a car and the Spider I've got was the the ideal candidate at the right time, turned out really nicely but took me far too long. My only regret is a friend's long term owned Electric Blue 20VT Plus came up after an inspection by Joe CC revealed it needed 10K plus worth of work on it, he offered it to me as a cheap project but alas I was about a year into my resto by then. It ended up being broken, now that would have been a keeper and I know I could have made it into something really nice.
Speak at Alton, all the best Warren.
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