37 days to go!!!!!

Yep, boys & girls; just 37 days to go before the start of the Help for Heroes 4x4 European Rally 2013.

Some of you are already prepped and ready to go - for other the '37 days to go' simply means;

37 days, that's plenty of time.........................before panic sets in

evo4x4 wrote:

Was in the van office this afternoon as our new Z6 van was due for delivery today.

A bloke walked in with £15k cash wanting exactly the van we were waiting for....


So we are now waiting for another one due next week. At this rate ill be picking one up from the factory on the morning of the start. Perhaps AATony can do the 1st service on the ferry?
Any chippies on the rally that can rack it out on route?

Mate, thats not good, Gill and I are already in trouble for Marshals Military Sales swapping the Z5 car registration....

Strange.. but the van will be coming via marshals as well....

Keith has been warned and we do have a well run in backup plan (my van with 150k miles)
Only problem is that the backup solution is smelly, old, has no a/c or cruise but it will do if needs be

Mark Avo wrote:

Only problem is that the backup solution is smelly, old, has no a/c or cruise but it will do if needs be

I thought you wouldn't do the Rally with him again?

Sandy wrote:

Mark Avo wrote:

Only problem is that the backup solution is smelly, old, has no a/c or cruise but it will do if needs be

I thought you wouldn't do the Rally with him again?

Well, 5 weeks today we should be enjoying our BBQ at arromarches-lets hope the weather is somewhat better than it is at the moment.
Mind you, those that are following the tulips will probably be lost and still on their way, whereas those who've been before should know where the campsite is

whereas those who've been before should know where the campsite is Mmm - of course, your friendly, caring, considerate, mischievous organisers wouldn't dream of changing campsites would they?

Or would they?????

evo4x4 wrote:

whereas those who've been before should know where the campsite is Mmm - of course, your friendly, caring, considerate, mischievous organisers wouldn't dream of changing campsites would they?

Or would they?????

Doubt it... Far too much like hard work

evo4x4 wrote:

whereas those who've been before should know where the campsite is Mmm - of course, your friendly, caring, considerate, mischievous organisers wouldn't dream of changing campsites would they?

Or would they?????

Moving the goal posts again Keith?

landie68rover wrote:

evo4x4 wrote:

whereas those who've been before should know where the campsite is Mmm - of course, your friendly, caring, considerate, mischievous organisers wouldn't dream of changing campsites would they?

Or would they?????

Moving the goal posts again Keith?

I have serious doubts about your sanity Richard - you seem obsessed by the moving goal posts. I hope Keith registers how traumatised you are after taking part in last year's rally. He has a lot to answer for.........but you know how good he is at dodging the questions!

but you know how good he is at dodging the questions Yet more praise - when will it all stop! I feel quite humble!!

I have serious doubts about your sanity Richard - you seem obsessed by the moving goal posts. I hope Keith registers how traumatised you are after taking part in last year's rally. He has a lot to answer for.........but you know how good he is at dodging the questions! [/quote]

Do not worry Jan, the French know how to stabilise insanity, it is called wine, and plenty of it

landie68rover wrote:

I have serious doubts about your sanity Richard - you seem obsessed by the moving goal posts. I hope Keith registers how traumatised you are after taking part in last year's rally. He has a lot to answer for.........but you know how good he is at dodging the questions!

Do not worry Jan, the French know how to stabilise insanity, it is called wine, and plenty of it

Yes, both sorts I believe......wine and whine!
Cheers