And the winner is...

[The MaDDeSTMaN]

Originally Posted by RSgerry

looks like a top day. would love to get over there one year and have a look.

Indeed, if you can get over here one year to have a look I'm sure you'll think it was well worth the trip. If you could bring over your RS, that would be even better, but I think everyone could understand why that might be a bit much to ask.

I'm sure that if some of our interstate friends decided to come over for Small Ford Sunday next year, we could sort out somewhere to stay.

Just a quick note - the group photo of the gang on page 1 - that aint me on the end. That is Simon who drives the other ST24 an occaisionally pedals around the track in a Brown 4 door MK1.

I was definitely there, though i missed the group shot opportunity obviously, with the ST170, and 3 MK1 Escorts (Blue Sports Sedan at gate, White Mexico replica number 73 and one of the Gold Granny mobiles).

Thanks everyone for coming, hope you all had a great day. Next year will be improved again, bigger and better.

PS. For those who noticed the dates, times, contact numbers and website addresses wrong - We did everything to correct this, but unfortunately Classic Car Magazine and The Trading Post both failed to update their ads. Though at least they bothered to run something which many more magazines we approached failed to do. We try to advertise this event everywhere possible and get let down year after year.
So FYI, - Small Ford Sunday is ALWAYS held on the FIRST Sunday in FEBRUARY EVERY YEAR!


Cheers, Glenn (ST170)

[LuvinmyEB]

Originally Posted by vista75

Just a quick note - the group photo of the gang on page 1 - that aint me on the end. That is Simon who drives the other ST24 an occaisionally pedals around the track in a Brown 4 door MK1.

I was definitely there, though i missed the group shot opportunity obviously, with the ST170, and 3 MK1 Escorts (Blue Sports Sedan at gate, White Mexico replica number 73 and one of the Gold Granny mobiles).

Thanks everyone for coming, hope you all had a great day. Next year will be improved again, bigger and better.

PS. For those who noticed the dates, times, contact numbers and website addresses wrong - We did everything to correct this, but unfortunately Classic Car Magazine and The Trading Post both failed to update their ads. Though at least they bothered to run something which many more magazines we approached failed to do. We try to advertise this event everywhere possible and get let down year after year.
So FYI, - Small Ford Sunday is ALWAYS held on the FIRST Sunday in FEBRUARY EVERY YEAR!


Cheers, Glenn (ST170)

Ooops my bad with the names on the pic, actually no, I'll blame The Maddestman for that one. :P
At least he knew you had an ST24 LOL!

WOW that st24 guy is hot!