London 2 Brighton 2008

Rumour has it that the booking forms are now out in the latest issue of MiniWorld.

I personally wont be doing it this year, after the IMM the week before.

Really??
When did the mag hit the shelves?
Im going.. Well if my car gets me there anyway

http://www.minifinity.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=73406

Saw it today on minifinity. Seems abit early to me.

Seems to be true, Thats shocking in early Jan.
Still I will be looking out for that mag and getting my tickets asap.
I did notice on the FINITY link that there are people slating the event... I wonder if they have ever been?
Its alot of event for the money and includes: camping, a run and a huge show/display. + freebeies (T shirt etc)
Its a shame that people post that kind of rubbish with no backing and maybe influence future mini owners.

I liked the way the chap reckons all the shows are the same. ' The same cars, the same traders' ermmm yes its a mini show and theres only so many Mini traders that support the shows.

He obviously doesnt know what goes on behind the scenes to organise a show!!

The reason the forms are so early is that MW print their mags every 30 days or less, and not per month, so it gets earlier and earlier due to short months etc.

L2B is a good show and a firm favourate, but with IMM the week before its just too much to stretch to this yr.

Ive never driven on the "wrong" side of the road before, I think this is what has stopped me attending the shows across the pond.
Is it hard to drive the other side?

When abroad don't drink the water, don't eat the food and shout at the foreigners. Why they can't speak english I don't know.......

garrett3 wrote:Is it hard to drive the other side?

THEY DRIVE ON THE OTHER SIDE?????????????????????????????? WHAT, ALL OF THEM????????

Some do mate.. Why I really dont understand
I will say tho that ive seen a few OAP's with similar driving patterns in this country

I did have that happen to me on the A47 slip road.
I was leaving the by-pass rather briskly on my R1 when i met a confussed old lady in the obligitory micra coming down towards me.
very worrying i have to confess