MBC Christmas Party Night Saturday 1st December 2018

Started by Vanessa, June 19, 2018, 07:24:13 PM

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Thank you to everyone who came last night and made it a fantastic evening. Just a few photos  :D













































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These are a lively cross section thanks for putting them up, although I note the abscence of any of you looking 'worse for wear'!

I'm glad I didn't do anything too embarassing with Vanessa ever present with her camera.
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Brilliant night. Every one looked well in the spirit of things ;D

Thanks of course to Vanessa and Pam for their hard work again this year, it wouldn't happen without you.

And I hoep all our wider buggy family made it back home safe and sound.
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Brilliant night guys - thanks !!
Great to meet up with you all again   ;-)up

Big Hugs to Pam and Vanessa for the hard work behind the scenes   :-* :-*

Oh, and Hugh, its its of any help
I think that light lens may be a Lucas Side Light from a Land Rover Defender series 1 or 2   :-\

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Land-Rover-Defender-Front-Side-Light-Lens-Stainless-Steel-Screws/140924796481?fits=Car+Make%3ALand+Rover%7CModel%3ADefender&hash=item20cfc5be41:g:uWEAAMXQlUNRO0Ge:rk:10:pf:0

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Belated thanks from Lynn and me, lively night as always and thanks for letting us wannabe midlanders in.
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Quote from: Dave DND on December 04, 2018, 03:47:25 PM
Brilliant night guys - thanks !!
Great to meet up with you all again   ;-)up

Big Hugs to Pam and Vanessa for the hard work behind the scenes   :-* :-*

Oh, and Hugh, its its of any help
I think that light lens may be a Lucas Side Light from a Land Rover Defender series 1 or 2   :-\

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Land-Rover-Defender-Front-Side-Light-Lens-Stainless-Steel-Screws/140924796481?fits=Car+Make%3ALand+Rover%7CModel%3ADefender&hash=item20cfc5be41:g:uWEAAMXQlUNRO0Ge:rk:10:pf:0
Agreed, that's what I thought when I saw it. We had 110s at work to tow our boats around and generally muck about off road.

Cheers :)

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Dave DND that's immensely helpful. I could only find wrong diameter Lucas clear lens on ebay. VW Heritage have the complete unit for £26 which I'm too Scrooge to splash out on straight away. I've asked the Land Rover lens seller which lens is 70mm dia.

Dave Doon - the strength of the MBC is partly that we don't seem to have a tight definition of what area it encompasses unlike folk who live in 'the Black Country' ! Also we seem to accept anyone so I think you'll find you're in the MBC if you simply turn up to an event or gathering, or perhaps just appear in this area in a buggy. Hope your move comes together and your buggy gets safely transported..
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Quote from: Hugh on December 04, 2018, 05:15:29 PM
Also we seem to accept anyone so I think you'll find you're in the MBC if you simply turn up to an event or gathering, or perhaps just appear in this area in a buggy.

i concur.  :D

does a 747/800 count as a buggy these days? :-\
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'..does a 747/800 count as a buggy these days? '

Yes if it has rattles, runs rough, has a few parts drop off or suffers total engine failure then it's eligible to be classed as a buggy.
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