Sportsmaserati.com NINTH MEET - Summer 2011

BennyD

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I guess I am due a couple after last night, so I might as well go down swinging!
 

marcos

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It was spotless, it didn't even have any dead flies on the front! (I think it had a few on the back though, where they hit him while overtaking).

That really is very good :)

Great night, probably the best car meet I have been to, great people, nice pubs, no posing, just enthusiasts. Lovely little drive and a chance to give a ride to someone who likes cars for a change! Benny, your car sounded epic as it passed me, I'd forgotten how much I loved Italian engine noises! Glad I brought the Aston, my old Alfa would have been lost!

I say let's not leave it so long until the next one.
 

Maser Sod

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Thanks chaps, a very pleasant afternoon, with guys coming and going all afternoon.
Pat, loving your wheels ...
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Yes, it's nice to have something to show for all those years of hard graft. It's in for a service today at Kia Bath. (I was miffed to see that there is another white Picanto in the region ... grrr)
 

dem maser

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Thanks for the pics.....Lovely cars...all of them....Dem, you could backed in your the only one facing the wrong way..;-) Car looking oggod Dem.........Matt, I take it that's your GT...Looks lovely.....Oh and Lewis the Aston does look stunning on those wheels.....

i dont need to back in.....i have boomerangs!!
 

conaero

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Yes Andy, that is the Alfa, and blooming marvellous it is too, even though Captain Slow ridiculed the agricultural engine!
 

conaero

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well atleast your alfas doors dont creak matt........

Ha Ha I ended up fixing it for him as well, the bolts were just loose where the check strap joined the body, quarter of a turn on both and the cracking has gone.

Thats £400 quid I saved him there if he had taken it to the main dealer I recon!
 

urbanmaser

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Ok ok ok that ranks as one of the best anorak meets we have had. The company was almost as good as the weather and I loved the drive from Malt Shovel to Little Chalfont. Your hero lead the procession where the likes of Loz and my new friend James Bond in his DB9 were left in the wake of my exhaust as I jetted across the English countryside in my silver missile.


It was great to see Loz back on his feet and my condolences to him as the decibal trophy now sadly passes to an Aston Martin DB9.

It was a shame that Simon had to leave early ( probably breast feeding duties :tomato9:) and Dem who used to be his own man now has to be home by a certain time. I told ya Dem your life was about to alter forever but ya didn't wanna listen)

All in all a great meeting with beautiful cars although I think Benny's Spyder would benefit from a respray to white :tomato9:

Now I am going to really surprise you. After I drove Matt back to the Malt Shovel I headed home with the fuel light on. By the time I reached the North Circular the fuel situation was getting desperate so I pulled off to find a garage to fill up.

This garage was just around the corner to the Ace Cafe so I decided to pop in there for a quick snack. It was packed out with Alfa Romeos and Fiats (Matt you went to the wrong meet). I almost stole the show with the Maserati but was fair and squarely beaten by an Alfa 8C sitting in the middle of the car park with the hood up. A nice way to round off a great day
 

BennyD

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All in all a great meeting with beautiful cars although I think Benny's Spyder would benefit from a respray to white :tomato9:

BOLLOX! How very dare you. I would rather lick the flies off the back of your car than do that! BTW, you sound surprised that you occasionally have to fill up. How many miles do you get to the tank, 600!? I also think that Matt came to the right meet and the 8C should have had his roof down. BTW2, nice to see you again Peter.
 
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