Post by Russ D on Apr 27, 2014 17:42:22 GMT
What a top day, got a call from Tim, Fiesta had flat battery, he wanted a push, i needed coffee and milk! Seemed a good idea at the time! Tim called in the shop yes! Id got a quid out of him!
So in 'smug mode' i put the gas on and began to fill the kettle. Little did I know that at last years NATS, Tim had drilled a hole in the bottom, susqently wet feet and i was stood there holding said kettle aloft with a steady stream of water coming out the bottom. Tw4t!
So he was presented with the NHRC daily event trophy!
I counted about a 16 car turn out for this show, and with Ronnies garage full in attendance, well ive lost count!
And a touch of matching clothing.....
So Tim began to ponder the future and what it holds beyond the 'drilled kettle'. Mate theres pleanty of fun filled times ahead, when youre least expecting it mainly.
He seemed so chuffed with his little drill incident, that i couldnt let him go without it as a lasting memory, so me and Mick (in between one liners) tied the kettle to the axle and booted it under the axle. He drove off the show field grass, hit the drive right at the crossing point, loads of people about, bang, ching, chink , clank went the little kettle! An over active marshall shouted after him, man were the croud interested! Tim jumped out and the marahall told him someting was brewin under the car!!!!
Oh how we laughed.!!! :-)
Top laugh boys! Top laugh.
This production was sponsored by
"Little Yellow Skip Hire"
So in 'smug mode' i put the gas on and began to fill the kettle. Little did I know that at last years NATS, Tim had drilled a hole in the bottom, susqently wet feet and i was stood there holding said kettle aloft with a steady stream of water coming out the bottom. Tw4t!
So he was presented with the NHRC daily event trophy!
I counted about a 16 car turn out for this show, and with Ronnies garage full in attendance, well ive lost count!
And a touch of matching clothing.....
So Tim began to ponder the future and what it holds beyond the 'drilled kettle'. Mate theres pleanty of fun filled times ahead, when youre least expecting it mainly.
He seemed so chuffed with his little drill incident, that i couldnt let him go without it as a lasting memory, so me and Mick (in between one liners) tied the kettle to the axle and booted it under the axle. He drove off the show field grass, hit the drive right at the crossing point, loads of people about, bang, ching, chink , clank went the little kettle! An over active marshall shouted after him, man were the croud interested! Tim jumped out and the marahall told him someting was brewin under the car!!!!
Oh how we laughed.!!! :-)
Top laugh boys! Top laugh.
This production was sponsored by
"Little Yellow Skip Hire"
