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WOW. It looks like Connor got a great day with some great cars to look at. I am totally in awe of how quickly this event was put together for the little lad.
it looks like it was a fanatastic event for little connor. its so humbling to see the effort everyone went to to put a smile on a little boys face. really touches you, well done to every single person involved.
Apologies, but if you don't want your car on with reg plate, let me know and I'll take it off (Couldn't be faffed going thru em all and colouring them in! )
Some good photos, cars and what a turn out. I thought I had parked far enough away not to have been noticed, white typeR with pink wheels in the photobucket slideshow
Only 20 from me for now, as my laptop is dead. If anyone wants to see any more, or wants higher-res images, give me a nudge and I'll sort them at work next week.
Followed this guy out of the event, and it sounded absolutely glorious through the trees. Could barely hear my own rotary with that V8 thundering along.
The belt snapped just about 4 miles from where we had to get to - so off went the power steering and on came the battery light and warning light.
If you look at the top left hand side of the pic, you can see the remnants of the alternator belt !
The car was then just cooling off minus a few bits when this pic was taken.
I went to ask if anyone knew where I might get a belt and Connor's Dad told me about a garage he gets his parts from and even rang them to see if they could deliver it to him, however they had no vans in today ... A friend of Connor's Dad then offered to take me to the garage .. and ran me up there (but wouldn't accept any petrol money) - Connors dad even offered tools to help if we were stuck - Top people with much much more important things on their minds and for that we thank them from the bottom of our hearts
Trev one of the member from the NESF.co.uk forum then very kindly fitted the belt for us (again wouldn't accept anything from us - but we owe him a drink ) and we are very grateful, THANK YOU![IMG]The story: The belt snapped just about 4 miles from where we had to get to - so off went the power steering and on came the battery light and warning light. Paul went to ask if anyone knew where he might get a belt and Connor's Dad told him about a garage he gets his parts from and even rang them to see if they could deliver it to him, however they had no vans in today ... A friend of Connor's Dad then offered to take Paul to the garage .. and ran him up there (but wouldn't accept any petrol money) - Connors dad even offered tools to help if we were stuck - Top people with much much more important things on their minds and for that we thank them from the bottom of our hearts Trev then very kindly fitted the belt for us (again wouldn't accept anything from us - but we owe you a drink ) and we are very grateful, THANK YOU!
Rogue, fantastic pictures, Thanks for the nice comment about the sound of my V8 in the Mustang and that's a stunning shot of my car as well.
Cheers buddy. Regards. Tony
If i was Connors family i would be sooo proud of the turn out i spoke to him and he was so thankfull for us coming Hey Dad we could not resist
I dont have a sports car just a working car for my Alarms job but didnt stop me from attending and a 100% worth it
what can i say ????? i was well and truly blown away with today. A tribute to the marshals, you did a fantastic job and all that attended. The support was fantastic. The day was great, the weather was great, the turn out was great...just great great great.
Heres my pics, please feel free to nick and use if you wish
A company in the US has created a Connor's Day 2012 t-shirts and is donating the proceeds to the charity the family chose. Continue the support by going here:
I want to say, well done everyone. I couldn't make it, but we are getting a lot of photos in to put on the site (www.connorsday.com), and seeing Connor's smile on every one really warms the heart! All of you got together and really made this one little boy's day.