I would like to say a big thank you to all that organised today - it was a fantastic day. Sadly, I am suffering from the ole Sunburn this evening. I'm sure a few glasses, will numb the pain.
Today, we were asked to vote on one car to be the best - that was mighty difficult. So now that I am home, and able to reflect on the day, I thought I would share what made it a fantastic day for me.
The Arena at Beaulieu was a perfect size - I don't think it could have been better. It was fantastic to meet some new people - in particular Monkeysarm and his friend. Martin is being brave enough to lend his 75 to his friend for 10 months whilst he travels the world. I think we all need to keep an eye on his 75 whilst he is away!
As always, it was great to see MikeM again - his 75 looks stunning and is a real credit to him.
It was great to see Luciano and Juergen again - and this time joined by our other European friends. Sadly I don't remember all of your names. Herman I do remember because of his funny phrase that he said in order to remind me - Herman the German.
It was also nice to see JohnRobins' 75 Tourer in Monogram Lagoon again. In my opinion, it is a truly fantastic car, in a fantastic colour. I would have liked to have owned a Saloon in that colour and specification. The car is a real credit to you John.
As always, Alex30013k always makes a great effort to entertain us and always comes up with new ways to show us something new. His 75 with the new V8 grille on it looks truly amazing and is a real credit to him. He really deserved to win the award that he did today. What is even better that he is one of the youngest members of the club, and as he pointed out to me earlier, his car is one of the oldest - it certainly doesn't look it, does it? Well done Alex.
The 75/ZT club is all about sharing knowledge and information - helping out others when there are problems. A perfect example of that was with Dave (Dr Dave), helping to free a stuck bonnet. Well done to Dr Dave for sorting that problem out.
I think what makes the day more fantastic is meeting such great people. People like Chris (Rovernut), and Dave (DLN). I've met these guys many times now and it is always a pleasure (We had several 75/ZT meets before the club was officially launched and it was always a pleasure).
Thanks again to Ken, Christopher and Mike for all the organisation for today. The credit for today should also be shared between all of you guys that attended today - you are what makes the day a success. Long may the 75 and ZT club meet and be successful.
Thank you.