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Le Mans must have ( LAW in France )

Post by 912uk »

Just thought I would post up a list of must haves. For you to take

GB badge
Lens covers for lamps
Insurance Doc's
MOT
V5 ( log book )
Breakdown cover ( adisable not law )
Triangle
Reflective vest
Bulbs
some money old French law you had to have a min of a certain amount of cash on you. 20 Francs ( so now like 20 euro's )

First aid kit
Fire thingy


any one else see anything I have missed?
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Is a fire extinguisher and First aid kit still a requirement ?
Was last time I went.
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European Breakdown Cover!
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Tim your right add that to the list..
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Map or Sat-Nav software (in case of separation).
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oh yes.. well if you get lost just follow an MG and go South :lol: :lol:
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I hear the Gendarmes are also institsting on:

- Disposable Paper Toilet Seat Covers

- Moist Towelette Travel Packs

http://www.nichelocks.com/catalog/index ... cts_id=345
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Anyways.....soooo Phillllllllllll.........you gonna produce those lush maps n directions n stuff like wot you did last year? :)
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:lol: :lol: Do we need a DDK group buy

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:lol: :lol: :lol: Lets see how this pan's out :|
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Hi Viv . . . might do.

I was thinking of you last night actually . . . happened to flicking through the channels and there you were on bid up TV (or was it OVC) tried finding a photo . . . but failed . .. anyone know who I mean.

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early_911 wrote:Hi Viv . . . might do.

I was thinking of you last night actually . . . happened to flicking through the channels and there you were on bid up TV (or was it OVC) tried finding a photo . . . but failed . .. anyone know who I mean.

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as a newbie to doing the classic le Mans thingy. i have booked ferry & accomodation. BUT.

do i need to buy entry tickets ?

if so when, where from and how much ?
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Helen wrote:as a newbie to doing the classic le Mans thingy. i have booked ferry & accomodation. BUT.

do i need to buy entry tickets ?

if so when, where from and how much ?

Yes, you will need tickets for entry and parade laps if you wish to do them. We will be offering these through DDK just as soon as Vincent in France gives me the nod that they are available.
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Bootsy wrote:
Helen wrote:as a newbie to doing the classic le Mans thingy. i have booked ferry & accomodation. BUT.

do i need to buy entry tickets ?

if so when, where from and how much ?

Yes, you will need tickets for entry and parade laps if you wish to do them. We will be offering these through DDK just as soon as Vincent in France gives me the nod that they are available.
top stuff... thanks Bootsy. i'm really looking forward to this now.
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Will you be in the 356 or the Sporto Helen ? :)
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