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The summer meets are really good. Park your car on the front for free, have a natter and look at some very nice cars. Or go and do the usual seaside stuff... Very pleasant bunch ... Can recommend it.

CCOTP (Classic Cars On The Prom) was attended by us at Salisbury today. It is a gathering of all sorts of classic cars. On the promenade. Sorry I'm no David Bailey, and they are just a selection. But you'll get an idea of the day.

Hi all ... thought for a while i wasn't going tomake it tomorrow. Went to start car tonight to give it wash ready for tomorow. Would not start. Points checked (eventually) for some reason completely knackered. Drove alright when i parked it up. Have you ever tried getting a set of points for a Mk1 Fiesta at 6.30PM New Years Eve. Luckily had an old set in a spare engine stored in my mothers barn. No lights, working by torch. Got them out. Fitted and car started straight away. Think car is telling me its overdue a service. Anyway see you all at Butt of Ale or CCOTP TOMORRO. PHIL

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I know its not old skool, but it is all the same a bit odd. Converted from new by Trinoco Garages of Chelmsford. Whom Someone has told me also did 'X' PACK Capri's. (dont know how true that is)

We in Salisbury normally meet last Sunday of month. However instead of usual meet we are going to the Classic Cars On The Prom (CCOTP). This is a brilliant get together of all makes of classic cars, on the Sea front at Bournemouth. Only stipulation they must be 'Y' reg suffix or older. Get everything from Cadillac's to Swallows ,,, Dodges to VW campers ... As well as a good selection of Fords, Escort, Cortina, Anglia, Popular, Zephyr etc. have all been in atteandance previously. To all people in Salisbury and surrounds... we are meeting at Butt Of Ale In Sunnyhill Road at 10.ooam and driving down in convoy to Bounemouth. To any one else see you there. Nearly forgot CCOTP is from 11am to 2pm New years day... see their web site for info and directions. Happy Christmas and a prosperous New Year to all. FUZZY

Good weather lnow ordered for sunday ... So see you all there 3PM at the Butt of Ale .... Sunnyhill Road FUZZY

Many thanks to all above... Am i right in thinking that the RS wheels were the same offset as the Fiesta Supersport? Once again many thanks FUZZY

Hi .. I am trying to find any info on series x specifications for the Cortina (mk 5 in particular, but 4 or 5 interested in) Has any one out there got any specifications or brochures (or copies) Anything at all would be very helpful and most gratefully received. Thanks FUZZY

See you all there... Ample car park ... nice beer ... nice folks ... all we need now is no rain. Fuzzy

Thanks to all who attended, despite the weather it was a good afternoon. Got some good advice on my MK5. Tina and the location of some spares.. Thanks Sparky... Will post some pics when i can get my kids to show me how. See you all and more on the last sunday in November. Fuzzy

Please come and join us .... any more info. PM or phone me on 01722 - 710297 FUZZY

Thanks for that .. I'll check it out.

No definately supersport. I even had them on my other mk 1. at stock height and lowered 50 mm ... with none of this trouble.

In reply to why the name... The name comes from a cartoon character called 'Fuzzy Lumpkins' my son called me it once and it just stuck.

Does anyone one know if front track of mk2 fiesta is wider than Mk1. I have a Mk1 Fiesta with Supersport alloys. I have rolled the arches. The wheels however seem to protrude more from arches than my other mk1 similarly booted. At some time car has had mk2 bits fitted to it. engine interior etc. Could the front suspension have also been swapped giving me this problem? Thanks in advance foranyones help and/or advice. FUZZY

Hi ... I'm fuzzy (dont ask my children gave me this name) . Many fords in past. Currently Mk5 Tina with injection Sierra engine. 2x mk1 Fiesta and a rare mk2 Fiesta convertible.