Mopar Muscle Association UK

First 'Scramble' of the year at Bicester Heritage this Sunday, anybody else going?

https://bicesterheritage.co.uk/whaton/j ... amble-2-2/

Fingers crossed the rain stays away...

Thought about it as not been over to Bicester for a while but it's fully booked

I have tickets so if the weather cooperates, I'll be there--it's been awhile since I've had the Challenger out for a spin. They always put on a good show!

Thanks guys, yes these events do sell out quickly these days. It's a shame we all have to buy tickets nowadays cos they need to keep an eye on numbers.
Here's hoping we can get back to the 'good old days' pretty soon

On a positive note, it's sposed to be dry.... but that's what they said on new years day at Stony Stratford

Have tickets for this, and a pass to display the Sonoramic Belvedere in the building area but not sure wether i will take it, car has no heater and a lot of salt on the roads , might shoot over in the wagon if it thaws out

Mark Rumble wrote: ↑Thu Jan 13, 22 4:06 pm Thought about it as not been over to Bicester for a while but it's fully booked

They have a got a reserve list you can sign up to if people cancel, via the We Are Scramblers site

Well it didn't rain but I wished it had by the time we got there, having driven through thick fog on mucky roads for 50 miles!
Still it was worth the effort, bit of everything as usual, plus about a million 911's (and all variants) but thankfully all the late models were parked in the public / post 1990 car parks
Highlight for me was seeing and hearing the BRM V16 Continuation, even if it was only run for a couple of minutes. Sounded great tho
Stayed till kicking out time at 2pm so had time to give the car a well-earned wash when we got back

a few more

and a few more

Last few.
Unfortunately the last 2 taken on my mobile wont display anything other than upside down, no matter how many times I rotate them Oh well, you get the idea...

keep em coming. There's some really special old stuff there.
and a really fat dog.

That's your lot I'm afraid. Only 220 pics, sorry

Need to invest in a jet wash for the underside. Still, it's survived our roads since the mid-70's.

Stu Twin wrote: ↑Thu Jan 20, 22 12:51 am Need to invest in a jet wash for the underside. Still, it's survived our roads since the mid-70's.

That would probably blow all the underseal away so we we'd be worse off!