MK II 's - W.H.Y

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gilberninvader
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MK II 's - W.H.Y

Postby gilberninvader » Thu Jul 10, 2008 11:18 pm

Hi.
Like Nigel(Red)Whitty and Grahame(Greybags)Slope, i've also volunteered to be a Mk II Historian.

I am also searching for details/photos etc to check data we have on the Mk II's, and i can also email the Archive template for anyone to complete.

These details will all be collated some time in the future and a record of all Gilberns that remain will be available for the benefit of members/media etc.;obviously personal details like names and addresses will be kept private, but numbers of cars MOT 'd or on sorn or on historic tax maybe very useful.

my email address is : garethmorgan4@hotmail.com

and all my contact details are in Rarebit

kind regards
Gareth

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Re: MK II 's - W.H.Y

Postby Paul Yates » Sun Jul 13, 2008 9:34 am

Gareth, obviously the first thing you will have to do is get a catchy nick-name like Red and Greybags.
I've had a few cars, but have always thought Juan name is enough, what do you think?
Reg

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Re: MK II 's - W.H.Y

Postby gilberninvader » Mon Jul 14, 2008 9:42 pm

Paul Yates wrote:Gareth, obviously the first thing you will have to do is get a catchy nick-name like Red and Greybags.
I've had a few cars, but have always thought Juan name is enough, what do you think?
Reg


Reg/Juan/Paul

I'm not sure what nick name would be suitable, but have been doing the 'Enforcer' role on ebay so how about 'Dirty Harry' ...? Got the stubble for it anyway!!
ps
what details on any Mk 2's have you got for me? You must have had a few over the years by now.

cheers
Gareth 8)


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