MR2 Owners Club

Gazza_DJ wrote: ↑27/04/17 23:30 Mk3's are very under-represented at the MR2OC shows and our regional meet so I have no issue with that, will be good to see some for once!

Should have come on the Highland Drive plenty there.

Bump... Only a week away now, sneaked up a bit!

Free bump...

gavsdavs wrote: ↑21/07/17 20:47 Free bump...

Are you attending? I will be.

Day before bump!

Spoke to the owner, apparently his locals are quite looking forward to seeing the MR2's

Sorry Gareth I'm not going to be able to come, I've had a bit of a dramatic day at work today and I've got to go to work tomorrow. Sad times

angpozzuto wrote: ↑22/07/17 18:26 Sorry Gareth I'm not going to be able to come, I've had a bit of a dramatic day at work today and I've got to go to work tomorrow. Sad times

Unlucky. I'm sure someone can photoshop your car into the images

Cracking set of pic's (and cars) looks like it was a good day out

jimi wrote: ↑24/07/17 1:31 Cracking set of pic's (and cars) looks like it was a good day out

It was indeed!
A very respectable turnout considering we arrived to this at 1pm


Good food, bit of a natter and I think everyone had a good day out

Well done to Gazza for organising and allowing the MR2ROC to tag along

You must have brought it with you. It was dry when I got there around 10 minutes earlier...

The journey home was something else. Visibility down to 50 yards at times and standing water everywhere. Aquaplaned twice at <40 mph. Defintely need to get the front tyres replaced asap!
It was as if someody was emptying a bucket over Essex.

The cloud was so low over the river the top of the bridge and electricity pylons at Dartford were lost in the murk. A mile later and it was like being in a different world. Nothing more than a light drizzle. I barely even noticed it walking from the car to my front door.

Good mix of new faces, the usual suspects, and a rare species (Jez & Sookie).

TonyleFrog wrote: ↑24/07/17 20:23 The journey home was something else. Visibility down to 50 yards at times and standing water everywhere. Aquaplaned twice at <40 mph. Defintely need to get the front tyres replaced asap!
It was as if someody was emptying a bucket over Essex.

The cloud was so low over the river the top of the bridge and electricity pylons at Dartford were lost in the murk. A mile later and it was like being in a different world. Nothing more than a light drizzle. I barely even noticed it walking from the car to my front door.

The rain was indeed biblical. I was very glad of my newish front tyres.

Awesome pics Gazza as always
Shame i couldn't get there