The Place

Dad, The Trundly, and that damned little machine..
(not sure why trundly's got a wheel off, don't remember that bit oddly).

But the Trundly got to France! And not at 8mpg like it did Donington when I put the venturi thing in the carb the wrong way up and had to change the plugs 4 times on the way home

I reckon 98/99 ish

Ray always wanted to go abroad to race, and at least he did do that.

1998,thats my old LT35,i sold to Graham at the end of 1997 season

The Wombles curtains weren't there then were they Bruce?

i hope not mate,i was more into thunderbirds mate !!!!!!!

Dont think it was just a trundly wheel , we always took two tyres , as we always seemed to get punctures and the tyre would also fit the trailer.nothing wrong with the womble curtains l made them.

Eve im sure they were very nice x

mum e wrote:Ray always wanted to go abroad to race, and at least he did do that.

I honestly don't think I couldn't have achieved my ambition of racing abroad if it weren't for Ray's help, support, and encouragement - and the rest of you lot too! Ray really did become my 'racing Dad' after Tom had his stroke!!!! Nothing was too much trouble for him to help me sort out, yeah it helped that Steve was riding with me - but i know he would have helped at that time whatever, and did after! Still miss him too!
Do you Remember going to Assen for first Euro in 95 in convoy! - Having to stop for sleep in Belgium Service station
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and l think that the boys would still help if you needed anything, especially if Graham could make it. he has just made a lovely engine/bike lift which is hydraulic.for Le Mans as he hopes to do that again, and hopefully finish this time.

Is that a tent on the roof of the trundly?

More than likely Ian put it there

So who is the white van parked next to us, any ideas,?

steve-was the 'trundly' the bedford cf? we had one like that as kids-best holidays ever