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Ruddy theres loads of tarmac at donnington ... the venue is only too big when they use the adjoining plowed fields for visiting groups to park there pride and joy on ... not going this yearOriginally posted by RUDDY View PostThe simple fact is, with all the best intentions in the world the RSOC is no longer big enough to have Donington as a venue, those days are over.
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I sorted that venue out in 2010. Was my favourite ND of the past decadeOriginally posted by Chesney View PostI loved 2010 at Stanford hall, was best national day I've been to since the mid 90's
This was Paul's suggestion originally. So, wonder why it has been dropped?Originally posted by hally View PostI see RSOC have dropped unrestored class from the concourse competition, I'm sure that was the class what was meant to bring out all the cars that were garaged! I was so looking forward to seeing all these hidden cars come out 😞
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It was KevOriginally posted by Frosticles View PostI sorted that venue out in 2010. Was my favourite ND of the past decade
This was Paul's suggestion originally. So, wonder why it has been dropped?
I thought a few of the nice unrestored cars that were far to nice to restore would join this class , but sadly there was very few interested.
And they have thinned down the classes to stop the usuall few who just look for a class with no other enteries so thay can win a gold cup and then sell there car as a gold cup winner ( without telling the buyer it was the only car in the class )
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Funny that PaulOriginally posted by NORTH YORKS RS SPARES View Post
the usuall few who just look for a class with no other enteries so thay can win a gold cup and then sell there car as a gold cup winner ( without telling the buyer it was the only car in the class )
I posted that exact statement and the whole thread got deleted
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It's such a shame I really enjoyed showing in that class, had so much fun, competition was healthy, it encouraged you to take the car to the next level!Originally posted by Frosticles View PostI sorted that venue out in 2010. Was my favourite ND of the past decade
This was Paul's suggestion originally. So, wonder why it has been dropped?
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How many cars would that be? A handfull? Stupid ideaOriginally posted by hally View PostI see RSOC have dropped unrestored class from the concourse competition, I'm sure that was the class what was meant to bring out all the cars that were garaged! I was so looking forward to seeing all these hidden cars come out 😞
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I showed my 3dr Cosworth in unrestored against tom and his stunning Rs1600i, mark Edward's with his lovely sapphire Cosworth and a red Rs1600i think that was Stuart perry but can't be 100% on that but all the above cars were stunning and a credit to their owners,Originally posted by Miniliteman View PostHow many cars would that be? A handfull? Stupid idea
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I meant costs wise son but the days of the RSOC filling the infield instead of one small corner are history.Originally posted by crusader View PostRuddy theres loads of tarmac at donnington ... the venue is only too big when they use the adjoining plowed fields for visiting groups to park there pride and joy on ... not going this year
I think that is more damaging to the club as it looks pathetic and a shadow of its former self unfortunately.
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So it was just the one class with all unrestored cars?Originally posted by hally View PostI showed my 3dr Cosworth in unrestored against tom and his stunning Rs1600i, mark Edward's with his lovely sapphire Cosworth and a red Rs1600i think that was Stuart perry but can't be 100% on that but all the above cars were stunning and a credit to their owners,
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The red 1600i could have been mark irvine ? Its a stunning car .. stuart perrys car is black mateOriginally posted by hally View PostI showed my 3dr Cosworth in unrestored against tom and his stunning Rs1600i, mark Edward's with his lovely sapphire Cosworth and a red Rs1600i think that was Stuart perry but can't be 100% on that but all the above cars were stunning and a credit to their owners,
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