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Old 30th June 2008, 20:37   #1
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I went once or twice with some of the TVR crew from Pistonheads, but it took about an hour to get there and I was only staying 3 miles away. You can't even have a drink as public transport is useless from there.
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I went once or twice with some of the TVR crew from Pistonheads, but it took about an hour to get there and I was only staying 3 miles away. You can't even have a drink as public transport is useless from there.
WHAT? Stonebridge Park Bakerloo and British rail a "2" minute walk away!!

You might not make it to the station due to the VERY HIGH CRIME round the area but if you are fast or effing HARD you should be ok
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WHAT? Stonebridge Park Bakerloo and British rail a "2" minute walk away!!

You might not make it to the station due to the VERY HIGH CRIME round the area but if you are fast or effing HARD you should be ok
Yes, but to get down to Brentford (3 miles away) takes about an hour on the train/bus. That's Stonebridge Park (tube)to Willesden Junction (overground) to Gunnersbury (bus) to Brentford Half Acre to Brentford (foot).

And I don't feel as 'hard' without the M & its blacked out windows

Plus what's the point of going to a car meet without a car!
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