Classic LeMans 2006

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Cool 8)

Put me down on the list too Phil :)
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Please put me down for some more info.
I note the ferry on the way out takes 3hrs 15mins longer than coming back. Does it go round in circles for 3 hours or is uphill?
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Ian,when they said May I thought they meant this year :shock:
Got a lot of odds and sods left over(free to good home) so once sorted out I'll let you know what's there.
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onespeed wrote: Got a lot of odds and sods left over(free to good home) so once sorted out I'll let you know what's there.
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(on PCGB forum also)

I called Brittany Ferries about a discount and yes there is one for 'rallies' with more than 10 cars . . . . however it's only 10% and I'd have to co-ordinate it all (i.e. collect everyones payments and pay them in one go . . . this means financial comittment from people and me) . . . so I wasn't very keen. Unfortunately there wasn't a way of giving people a password to quote on booking . . . it's all in one go or nothing. Only positive is if we got over 21 cars that 21st car (which would be mine :wink: ) would get a free ferry ticket.
Do people think it's worth the hassle for £25?

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I would say no - 50% maybe......

Just post dates and times and we'll all do our own thing and then blow the bloody doors off the ferry when we start up on arrival in France :lol:
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I'm not a big ferry fan, I like the turn up and go of the tunnel. Anyone else thinking about the tunnel as an option? You can do it for £88 return :)
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bjmullan wrote:I'm not a big ferry fan, I like the turn up and go of the tunnel. Anyone else thinking about the tunnel as an option? You can do it for £88 return :)
In July? Don't think so.......
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Viv_Surby wrote:
bjmullan wrote:I'm not a big ferry fan, I like the turn up and go of the tunnel. Anyone else thinking about the tunnel as an option? You can do it for £88 return :)
In July? Don't think so.......

Book it today ,( i.e. 8 months in advance :shock: ),
and you can get it for about £100
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I love overnight ferry's 8) Prob is I always wake up with a headache :drunken:
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Post by Dyno Soar »

I am reading this thread from Oz and now can't sleep for all of the exitement!! I cannot wait to book in Jan.

The things is I hate Ferry's and sea crossing as I get really sick if they are rough so I am keen to go the quickest route with the shortest crossing or the Chunnel.
If I have to do the long crossing then I am gonna have to try to sleep through the basket crossing. Not sure if I can do 6 hours on a ferry. :oops: :alien:

One of the best parts of going to Le Mans is convoying with other cars. Lets make sure we all meet up and get a good run down togeather. This is going to be awesome.

I hope the 356 mob and 914's join us aswell.
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I'm tring to get the idea past my wife, I think it's a goer but with 2 toddlers can anyone tell me if it's toddler friendly. Camping and ferry i guess, huge fun..

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toddlers - urm . . . not too friendly, but I'm sure it can be done.

The facilities aren't great (i.e. defo no baby changing rooms), and it can get pretty hot over there.

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We could always do a tunnel convoy too, and then we cut across and try to join the others at the bottom of the Cherbourg peninsula for the last run in?
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I would be up for a tunnel convoy :)
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