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Old 20th September 2006, 13:45   #51
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What about a nice Dutch meeting with as many performance cars we can get?

I have a good facility nearby do do some accel tests ( not high-speed though) , brake test, slalom etc..Could be nice..I think I can get my hands on some official timing equipment as well...Monster photo-shoot and supertest...Sounds like we've got quite an interesting line-up
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What about a nice Dutch meeting with as many performance cars we can get?

I have a good facility nearby do do some accel tests ( not high-speed though) , brake test, slalom etc..Could be nice..I think I can get my hands on some official timing equipment as well...Monster photo-shoot and supertest...Sounds like we've got quite an interesting line-up
Hi Wout,

that sounds good how far is the place from the NS?
Will you be there from the 29. September to the 3rd October? (e34m5.de Meeting). Hope to see you there.

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Hi Wout,

that sounds good how far is the place from the NS?
Will you be there from the 29. September to the 3rd October? (e34m5.de Meeting). Hope to see you there.

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Good day my friend!

I sure hope I will be there, but possibly I'll be one country more to the east around that time.. I think I can get the Ascona ready next week, so car should not be a problem. As you know, the M5 needs a load of small, labour intensive things to be taken care of, therefore is taken off the roadtax untill 2007. I am really looking forward to seeing you and the other guys from the "mid-Night Pizza Fest" again plus the usual suspects from the M5board.com.. But like I said, sometimes other things hold priority over the most interesting performance sedans...

The suggested place is near my home, so also near Stevie's home and Lowplainsdrifter in a way and Mr T's.. If Rojer ( M5killa) will make it over as well by ferry or train its more convienient to have this location.

I reckon its about 380km from the NS though.. But you're always welcome to stay in Holland if you are ever around.

Having 3 BT's, a B7kat, LO and some other exotics around would sure be a nice sight, not to mention fantastic pictures..

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