Burnin Bmth 16th March 2002
17 March 2003, 06:42 AM
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Well, what a turn out! I spent a good half hour in a queue waiting to get in. There were more subarus collectively than I have ever seen and I faded into non-existance really. It was great to see the umpteen cars that had been modded into mobile disco's and again, made my meager £1k system look pants.
Of the many cars that sported neons, I would say it looked kinda cool in the dark, and their owners were certainly proud of their work. I think its great on the whole that these young lads have a hobby that probably takes most of their money and time
There were some great speed trials that had the crowd ooohing and aaahing and the drivers were obviously having fun. There were a fair few tarts meandering around too wearing skirts that resembled pelmuts but it was their furry kneehigh boots that made me turn my head and think.... what the F!
Great fun, buzzin (and thumpin) atmosphere, but flippin freezing
Of the many cars that sported neons, I would say it looked kinda cool in the dark, and their owners were certainly proud of their work. I think its great on the whole that these young lads have a hobby that probably takes most of their money and time
There were some great speed trials that had the crowd ooohing and aaahing and the drivers were obviously having fun. There were a fair few tarts meandering around too wearing skirts that resembled pelmuts but it was their furry kneehigh boots that made me turn my head and think.... what the F!
Great fun, buzzin (and thumpin) atmosphere, but flippin freezing
17 March 2003, 12:02 PM
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Was well busy up Matchams Lane on the way in. A lot of the installs look like they've spent some serious cash although it's not really my cup of tea. I'd rather concentrate on performance mods and driving the thing properly - although fair play to the people who went on track as that concrete wall looks way too close for comfort! The Supra doing do-nuts was 
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Think I saw danny-boy marshalling. Didn't see Dark Blue Mark there which I was surprised at as we all know he's a closet Nova luva
.Think I saw danny-boy marshalling. Didn't see Dark Blue Mark there which I was surprised at as we all know he's a closet Nova luva
17 March 2003, 07:49 PM
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Only half an hour to get in, it took me nearly 2 hours queing from Ringwood to get in [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img]
The Ferndown Cruise was more entertaining, a huge crash when I was there involveing a Citreon BX travelling at about 80mph and a doughnuting XR3I sideways in the road at the time of impact, the biggest crash I have seen on the road and nearly in front of where I was stood, thought the drivers were dead at first, but they must of been OK because they were still fighting when I left
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The Ferndown Cruise was more entertaining, a huge crash when I was there involveing a Citreon BX travelling at about 80mph and a doughnuting XR3I sideways in the road at the time of impact, the biggest crash I have seen on the road and nearly in front of where I was stood, thought the drivers were dead at first, but they must of been OK because they were still fighting when I left
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