How many old-timers do you recognise?

[Citation 650]

Miss Mosh where are you?

 

[pvr]

Great memories indeed. The Wales meet in 2005. That picture was taken by my son if I remember well.

 

[bluestreak56]

Great memories indeed. The Wales meet in 2005. That picture was taken by my son if I remember well.

hence the inflatable sheep - thankfully there is a good explanation :rofl:

 

[pvr]

I have many pictures of the sheep. We stuck them in the boot so that their ar*e were sticking out whilst driving through the Welsh countryside

 

[pvr]

Dario also present on the front row and I am at sheep level

 

[Bing]

Dario also present on the front row and I am at sheep level

Wow, the years have taken a bit of a toll pvr

:lol:

 

[aquazi]

Dario also present on the front row and I am at sheep level

Wow, the years have taken a bit of a toll pvr

:lol:

:rofl:


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[jimbo1958]

Dario also present on the front row and I am at sheep level

Wow, the years have taken a bit of a toll pvr

:lol:

Was thinking that myself lol

And you're the only one I recognise pvr.....are there any other current forum members there?


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[pvr]

Those were actually my favourite Z4 days, lots of runs, lots of members and huge turnouts.

With the Z4 being so new then as well, the demographic of owners was different as well as the cheapest car then was £25k +.

 

[dario]

I remember those days so well and hold them in great regard. Wales was great, but my first dawn raid was just too insane in a car i didnt know on runflats that were at best iffy and the speeds were dramatic to say the least!

We did one run with Tim Cullis in the lead and i was so pleased to come to a halt that i fell out of the car and kissed the road surface.

the good ones if i remember rightly were both Z4um events in Wales at the Metropole, Cheddar with the cheese and mouse themed evening and lastly the one where PVR and Sharon were good sports where they danced a pirates jig in front of 35 people. THEY WERE THE DAYS.

 

[original guvnor]

Those were actually my favourite Z4 days, lots of runs, lots of members and huge turnouts.

With the Z4 being so new then as well, the demographic of owners was different as well as the cheapest car then was £25k +.

It's a pity I didn't discover the Forum until I was about to switch to an M in 2010. I'd owned a Roadster since 2005.

 

[inz4ne]

Those were actually my favourite Z4 days, lots of runs, lots of members and huge turnouts.

With the Z4 being so new then as well, the demographic of owners was different as well as the cheapest car then was £25k +.

No riff raff like us lot on benefits then ;-)

 

[andysat]

Those were actually my favourite Z4 days, lots of runs, lots of members and huge turnouts.

With the Z4 being so new then as well, the demographic of owners was different as well as the cheapest car then was £25k +.

No riff raff like us lot on benefits then ;-)

 

[pvr]

And no 2.0 models to spoil the range either oke: :fuelfire:

 

[Putter Whore]

Play nicely boys! oke:

 

[Bing]

And no 2.0 models to spoil the range either oke: :fuelfire:

Everyone has to start somewhere pvr - as an elder statesman your job is to welcome, guide, educate and nurture us relative newbies... As well us keep us in our place

 

[Taz]

who's was the zed that just edges onto the pic, is that still about?

 

[pvr]

No, that was Miss Moshes Z (2.2 - tiddler she called it).

She got a different car after that but has another Z now I believe.

 

[Taz]

No, that was Miss Moshes Z (2.2 - tiddler she called it).

She got a different car after that but has another Z now I believe.

and she as not come back?????????????

 

[WLH]

No, that was Miss Moshes Z (2.2 - tiddler she called it).

She got a different car after that but has another Z now I believe.

and she as not come back?????????????

She came back once to just say hello...