[AaronRS3]

Hard to say that far ahead, but ill plan to make it as long as nothing comes up. also up for something sooner (maybe something smaller), and yes in an RS3

[Danny]

Ok, let's start again.

Please confirm if you are interested in attending Sunday 7th June.

I'm going to delete the original list and start a new one. Please reconfirm if you were on the original list.

Count me in Neil. Thanks

[MacD]

I'll change the title of the thread to include the set date then.

[Paul]

Pencil me in for 7th June. Thanks.

[Nobber]

Stick me down on the list as well Freeze.

[Mr_Freeze]

Great response guys if we can get to 15 confirmed then the Museum offer special packages:-

Guided tours
Groups over 15 people can get discounted entry into the museum and tours at no extra charge, which are available throughout the year. The tours are tailored to suit individual needs from die hard motoring enthusiasts to those you want something a little more light hearted and humorous.

Plus they also do meal packages if we get the magic 15

[Jmcnamee98]

Mr Freeze just thinking out loud here ... I may have to bring Mrs and little man would Mrs count to the numbers?

[Mr_Freeze]

I think it will be numbers of bodies going through the entrance, but I'll check tomorrow.

Good thinking, I might be bringing the wife so the numbers could go up.

I don't think the wee man will count though.

[Mr_Freeze]

Another snippet from the website:-

Group Visits
Something a little bit different
If you and your group are looking for something a little bit different, Haynes International Motor Museum is for you.

The prestigious Haynes International Motor Museum, at Sparkford in Somerset offers an excellent day out for everyone. With more than 400 cars and bikes displayed in stunning style, dating from 1885 to the present day, it is the largest international motor museum in Britain.

For those interested in a nostalgic trip down memory lane, the museum offers a host of familiar names such as Austin, MG, and Morris. Whilst for those seeking something more exotic there is a vast array of performance cars, from modern classics such as the Dodge Viper and XJ220, to the more historic Jaguar E Type and AC Cobra.

Also on show is a large collection of American cars, including the jewels in the crown of Haynes – the V16 Cadillac, and the million-dollar Duesenberg. For children there is the, Ghostbusters ambulance, the themed play area, and the fabulous play-bus, and many other activities.

Throughout the year the museum will be holding lots of exciting events on their own test circuit including drifting and even the chance for visitors to be whizzed around the track in some of the museums amazing cars.

Guided tours
Groups over 15 people can get discounted entry into the museum and tours at no extra charge, which are available throughout the year. The tours are tailored to suit individual needs from die hard motoring enthusiasts to those you want something a little more light hearted and humorous.

Full catering services
Our professional in-house catering team serve freshly made food and drink all day, we can cater for your visit ranging from Somerset cream teas in the cafe to silver service dinners in one of our conference suites.

If you would like an individual package put together for your group we can offer all sorts, including open evenings and activities with rides in some of the world’s most prestigious and fastest cars. For further information on our group facilities, please call +44 (0)1963 440804.

[Mr_Freeze]

Mr Freeze just thinking out loud here ... I may have to bring Mrs and little man would Mrs count to the numbers?

Spoke to the Museum and it is on how many go through the turnstile. If we do manage 15 on the day and we present ourselves as one group then we get the discounted entry. If we wanted to arrange food etc then we would need confirmed numbers.
Because it's a breakfast club Sunday, they are encouraging people to stop in the cafe and have a bacon butty etc.

[ColinC2]

Bacon Butty and more than a couple of RS3 enthusiasts in the same place ? A good Sunday.... Will be just me as the girls are going to the O2 previous night to see Take That and I have one more excuse to not be in London!!

[tismot]

Hi all,

 

Just joined the forum, live in Wiltshire and would love to meet up and have a chat with other RS3 owners.

 

The 7th of June looks good at present and I will put it in my diary 

 

Regards

Mark

[Danny]

Welcome Mark. 7th of June is looking good!

[Uncle Fester]

Hi all,
 
Just joined the forum, live in Wiltshire and would love to meet up and have a chat with other RS3 owners.
 
The 7th of June looks good at present and I will put it in my diary 
 
Regards
Mark

Welcome to the forum ,what colours you're car and how long have you had it?

[Mr_Freeze]

Hi Mark,
Where in Wiltshire are you?
I live in Trowbridge.
Are you coming to the museum then?

[tismot]

Hi Guys,

 

The RS is in red, I have owned it about six months (before that I had an R32) It was standard when I brought it but I've started playing :-)

 

I'm in a little village called Tisbury, its about 12 miles from Salisbury and yes at present I would like to come on the Haynes meet.

 

Mark

[Mr_Freeze]

Ok Mark, your on the list.
If we get the possibles to confirm we could have a good number show up.
I know it's still a bit away and things can change but I'm feeling more confident we can make a decent meet of this now.

[Guest]

Count me in Freeze.

[Uncle Fester]

Guys, we are going to try put a Southern meet together at the Haynes Motor Museum.
I've been there a couple of times and it's a really cool place to go, it was having a refurb the last time I was there, that was allowing it to expand and include more cars.
Check it out here:-http://www.haynesmotormuseum.com
The planned date has now been set as Sunday 7th June, to include the breakfast club.
This is open to all vehicles.
If we could possibly get a confirmed 15 attendees then they will organise special deals and separate parking etc.
There are some decent roads to drive and if interested a drive through Cheddar Gorge could give some great photo ops.
Who's up for it?
1. Mr_Freeze - RS3 covered in stickers.
2. Roy G - RS3
3. Jmcnamee 98 - RS3
4. MacD - RS4 (possible)
5. RS Addict - Bummer M135i
6. Danny - RS3
7. AaronRS3 - RS3 (possible)
8. ColinC2 - RS3
9. Nobber - RS3
10. Paul - RS3
11. Sawda - RS3 ( possible)
12. Daytona-500 - Big white Cadillac, with soft springs (probable)
13. tismot - RS3
14.
15.

Edited by DAYTONA-500, 23 February 2015 - 03:09 PM.

[Mr_Freeze]

Guys, we are going to try put a Southern meet together at the Haynes Motor Museum.
I've been there a couple of times and it's a really cool place to go, it was having a refurb the last time I was there, that was allowing it to expand and include more cars.
Check it out here:-http://www.haynesmotormuseum.com
The planned date has now been set as Sunday 7th June, to include the breakfast club.
This is open to all vehicles.
If we could possibly get a confirmed 15 attendees then they will organise special deals and separate parking etc.
There are some decent roads to drive and if interested a drive through Cheddar Gorge could give some great photo ops.
Who's up for it?
1. Mr_Freeze - RS3 covered in stickers.
2. Roy G - RS3
3. Jmcnamee 98 - RS3
4. MacD - RS4 (possible)
5. RS Addict - Bummer M135i
6. Danny - RS3
7. AaronRS3 - RS3 (possible)
8. ColinC2 - RS3
9. Nobber - RS3
10. Paul - RS3
11. Sawda - RS3 ( possible)
12. Daytona-500 - Big white Cadillac, with soft springs (probable)
13. tismot - RS3
14.
15.

Ahh Ben, I see you finally got round to reading the list