3th Gens in the UK.
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3th Gens in the UK.
This year, we are going to spend our annual holiday in the UK, Weston Super Mare is the place we will be during the first two weeks of July.
Any Third Gen. related places, events, stores etc. worth visiting while we're there?
Any Third Gen. related places, events, stores etc. worth visiting while we're there?
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Re: 3th Gens in the UK.
Well, it seems not much third gen activities in the UK going on these days....
Any other car shows etc. worth visiting while we're there?

Any other car shows etc. worth visiting while we're there?
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Re: 3th Gens in the UK.
Yeah there isnt much happening in uk, heres a few shows:
http://www.custommotorshow.co.uk/
http://www.american-auto-club.co.uk/aac_events/
just google for some, but its mostly jap cars here.
http://www.custommotorshow.co.uk/
http://www.american-auto-club.co.uk/aac_events/
just google for some, but its mostly jap cars here.
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Thanks,
This Americana International event in July near Nottingham looks well worth a visit, although maybe a bit far away from Weston Super Mare...???
Edit: it's a 3 hour drive, that's too far with a child of 5 in the car, maybe some other time..!!
This Americana International event in July near Nottingham looks well worth a visit, although maybe a bit far away from Weston Super Mare...???
Edit: it's a 3 hour drive, that's too far with a child of 5 in the car, maybe some other time..!!
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Re: 3th Gens in the UK.
Hi, I used to be from Weston Super Mare, there used to be a tuesday cruise on first tuesday of the month down at the sea front but people rarely turned up and it doesnt run that much anymore
but i would like to ask out of all the places in england you could visit, why weston super mare, it hasnt got alot going for it now the piers gone
but i would like to ask out of all the places in england you could visit, why weston super mare, it hasnt got alot going for it now the piers gone
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Re: 3th Gens in the UK.
@ Danus,
We're actually in Kewstoke, just north of WSM.
We like the atmosphere in that area, we've been there several times before.
We intend to visit many places like Bristol, Bath, Glastonbury, Cheddar, etc.
With a 5 year old son, there's lots to do for him, sea, sand, Brean, several animal farms, Wookey Hole etc. etc.
We just love to come to England, last year we went to Scarborough, it was great there!
My father was captain on a 50's Dutch coastal vessel ( one of the "Little Grey Devils"), and I remember sailing to England in the sixties very well, I guess my interest has started back in that time, and it never went away.
And not to forget, with the rise of the Euro against the GBP, is has become less expensive for us to come to the UK.....!
We're actually in Kewstoke, just north of WSM.
We like the atmosphere in that area, we've been there several times before.
We intend to visit many places like Bristol, Bath, Glastonbury, Cheddar, etc.
With a 5 year old son, there's lots to do for him, sea, sand, Brean, several animal farms, Wookey Hole etc. etc.
We just love to come to England, last year we went to Scarborough, it was great there!
My father was captain on a 50's Dutch coastal vessel ( one of the "Little Grey Devils"), and I remember sailing to England in the sixties very well, I guess my interest has started back in that time, and it never went away.
And not to forget, with the rise of the Euro against the GBP, is has become less expensive for us to come to the UK.....!
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Re: 3th Gens in the UK.
ah yeh im familier with kewstoke, cute little village type place, i suppose when you out it like that, that does sound fun. i forget about all the activities i used to do around somerset when i was younger. Have fun guys!
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Re: 3th Gens in the UK.
I can't recommend much in WSM but the motor museum in Beaulieu (near to Southampton) might interest you. Nothing particularly American about it but a great place for a 5 year old to visit. I really enjoyed my day out there with the family and the New Forest is a lovely place to see wild animals.
The Travellodge in Lyndhurst do deals for something like £30 a room if you feel like stopping overnight.
The Travellodge in Lyndhurst do deals for something like £30 a room if you feel like stopping overnight.
Re: 3th Gens in the UK.
hi there, i live in weston super mare,would be good to meet you one eve,are you bringing your car over??
there are quite alot of shows going on round that time will find out for you
cheers
graham
there are quite alot of shows going on round that time will find out for you
cheers
graham
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Re: 3th Gens in the UK.
graham are you familiar with the cruise last tuesday of te month at tropicana?
if not get along to it, its a laugh
7pm last tusday of everymonth tropicana
if not get along to it, its a laugh
7pm last tusday of everymonth tropicana
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Re: 3th Gens in the UK.
I will not bring my Firebird with me, to unpractical with a wife and 5 year old son+ lugage....!
Instead we will travel in a better suited car, which will be very unfamiliar to you, because it was never sold in the UK: A Fiat Palio Stationwagon.....
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Hey there, im from Bristol myself but if you fancy travling about a bit theres Haynes Motor Musuem in Yeovil
http://www.haynesmotormuseum.com/home/index.html
They got quite a few american / classic cars there and its a good day out imo. They dont have any third-gens tho
. But they got like Corvettes,Chargers,Mustangs,Vipers,Buicks,GT40, Camaro & Trans am etc.. Theres also not far haynes the AirArm Fleet Museum
http://www.fleetairarm.com/
http://www.haynesmotormuseum.com/home/index.html
They got quite a few american / classic cars there and its a good day out imo. They dont have any third-gens tho
. But they got like Corvettes,Chargers,Mustangs,Vipers,Buicks,GT40, Camaro & Trans am etc.. Theres also not far haynes the AirArm Fleet Museum
http://www.fleetairarm.com/
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Re: 3th Gens in the UK.
Thanks,
We've planned to visit that motormuseum!
We've planned to visit that motormuseum!
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