Paul

ok will order your ticket, with the other ones

Sounds like you need a new fan mate, if thats happening its because the fan is drawing more current than it should, hence blowing the fuse

Can you send payment over then before the 20th as need to pay for them

http://www.escortcabrioletclub.co.uk/forums/index.php?app=membership&do=view_event&id=72

If you would like to send me payment of £16.00 to cover ticket to paypal@escortcabrioletclub.co.uk i will get you a ticket, but need it asap to book them before 20th April. Will only send it to you once full membership is recieved. Best i can offer.

Yes mate we still have a few tickets left, but you can only attend if you are a full member Paul

Is it the electric antenna relay ? has it got heated front screen. These are the only 2 relays that should live hidden behind the dash unless its a aftermarket one for a alarm etc

There is no relay for the washer motor, the picture on the fuse box is for the varible wipe. Surgest the motor might be faulty

If the car is a 88 E plate it will not have the option for speed control. So you will not have the relay. Has your car got a dial on the right around the switch to alter speed? Paul

you need to book it through the events system mate

Should just unscrew mate, think its a 22mm nut

Tickets are being purchased on the 20th April. This should give you time to get paid

No it will not mate,

Ok, i have opened a section in the gallery for Weston Park pictures. Please post pictures directly in there Weston Park Gallery

Loving them wheels, are they Wolfrace?

Only 2 tickets left, members confirmed: Paul Basilbear Ady shaneb677 Steve sifitz Paul Street diane stumpy1 badger bigjon cabbytech richie ollie

Yes get some dates up Steve

Camping will be available on sat night and will be payable direct to Santa Pod on the sat when you arrive. Think cost last year was around £6 per person. Will try and confirm closer to the time. Paul

Would be nice if everyone was on the stand for mayeb 9ish?? Paul

Me too Cannot wait

Glad to see tickets are arriving Cannot wait

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Just to let you know, tickets have arrived this morning and will be sent out on Monday Look forward to seeing you there

Here we go guys and girls, this is the outlined route. We will be staying at a hotel local on the Sat / Sun night and driving down to the ring on Monday. Staying local overnight on Monday night with a steady drive back to Rotterdam on Tuesday. Driving Directions Map Start address: Rotterdam The Netherlands End address: Rotterdam The Netherlands Start at: Rotterdam The Netherlands 1. Head east on Weena toward Kruisplein - 0.5 km 2. At Hofplein, take the 3rd exit onto Schiekade - 1.1 km 3. Continue onto Schieweg - 0.9 km 4. Continue onto Gordelbrug - 0.1 km 5. At Schieplein, take the 1st exit onto the A20 ramp to Ring A20/Dordrecht/Utrecht - 0.3 km 6. Merge onto A20 - 17.4 km 7. Take the exit onto A12 - 35.4 km 8. Take the exit onto A27 toward Ring Utrecht/Amersfoort/Hilversum - 34.2 km 9. Take exit 36-Almere Stad toward Almere Haven/Zeewolde/N305 - 0.7 km 10. Turn right at Gooise Weg/N305 (signs for N305/Dronten/Nijkerk/Zeewolde) Continue to follow N305 Go through 1 roundabout - 30.7 km 11. Turn right at N710/Swifterweg - 0.5 km 12. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Baan - 0.4 km Arrive at: Biddinghuizen The Netherlands 13. Head northeast on Baan toward De Tas Go through 1 roundabout - 1.1 km 14. Turn left at N709/Oldebroekerweg - 8.1 km 15. Turn right at Elburgerweg/N309 Continue to follow N309 Go through 1 roundabout - 3.4 km 16. At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto N309/Zuiderzeestraatweg Oost Go through 1 roundabout - 2.7 km 17. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Eperweg/N309 Continue to follow N309 - 10.0 km 18. At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto N309/Tongerenseweg Go through 2 roundabouts - 6.5 km 19. Turn right to merge onto A50 toward Apeldoorn/Arnhem - 37.6 km 20. Take exit Arnhem to merge onto A12/E35 toward Oberhausen Entering Germany - 22.9 km 21. Continue onto A3 - 64.7 km 22. Take exit 10-Kreuz Oberhausen to merge onto A3 toward Köln/Düsseldorf/Duisburg - 74.7 km 23. Take exit 28-Dreieck Köln-Heumar to merge onto A59 toward Bonn - 2.8 km 24. Take the exit onto A59 - 17.9 km 25. Take exit 40-Dreieck Beuel to merge onto A565 toward Koblenz/Bonn - 25.6 km 26. Merge onto A61 - 27.9 km 27. Take exit 33-Wehr toward Adenau/Kempenich - 0.5 km 28. Turn right at B412 - 22.4 km 29. Turn right at B258 - 0.8 km 30. Take the 1st right onto L92 - 37 m 31. Turn left at Nürburgring - 1.3 km Arrive at: Nürburgring Germany 32. Head northeast on Nürburgring toward L92 - 1.3 km 33. Take the 1st right onto L92 - 37 m 34. Turn left at B258 - 0.8 km 35. Take the 1st left onto B412 - 22.4 km 36. Merge onto A61 via the ramp to Köln/Bonn - 60.2 km 37. Take exit 23-Dreieck Erfttal toward Venlo/Mönchengladbach/Aachen - 0.8 km 38. Merge onto A61 Entering Netherlands - 78.4 km 39. Continue onto Keulse Barriere - 0.5 km 40. At Keulseplein, take the 3rd exit onto Kaldenkerkerweg heading to Venlo/Roermond Go through 1 roundabout - 2.9 km 41. At Koninginneplein, take the 3rd exit onto Koninginnesingel/N271 Continue to follow N271 - 0.5 km 42. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Eindhovenseweg/N556 - 3.5 km 43. Turn left onto the ramp to A73 - 1.1 km 44. Keep left at the fork, follow signs for Venray/Nijmegen/A73 and merge onto A73 - 58.0 km 45. Take exit Knooppunt Neerbosch to merge onto A73/E31 toward Rotterdam/Arnhem - 4.9 km 46. Take the exit onto A50/E31 toward Rotterdam/Arnhem - 6.3 km 47. Take the exit toward Tiel/Rotterdam/Arnhem/A15 - 0.3 km 48. Keep left at the fork to continue toward A15 - 0.7 km 49. Keep right at the fork, follow signs for Tiel/Rotterdam and merge onto A15 - 84.8 km 50. Take the exit on the left onto A16/E19 toward Ring Rotterdam (oost)/Den Haag - 3.0 km 51. Take exit 25 for N210 toward Capelle aan Den IJssel - 4.8 km 52. Continue on the ramp - 0.3 km 53. At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto Abram Van Rijckevorselweg - 1.4 km 54. Slight right at Honingerdijk - 0.6 km 55. Continue onto Oostzeedijk - 1.2 km 56. Turn right at Oostplein - 0.1 km 57. Slight left at Goudsesingel - 1.0 km 58. Slight left at Pompenburg - 0.3 km 59. At Hofplein, take the 2nd exit onto Weena - 0.9 km 60. Make a U-turn - 0.4 km Arrive at: Rotterdam The Netherlands

Ok ferry booked today for the following members Paul Steve Avril Ady If anyone else would like to attend please let me know and i can let you know contact details for P&O ferries. Or if you prefer to make you own arrangements to get there but would like to put your car on the stand please let me know. Paul