AGM 2022 - Sun 1st May 2022, Stoneleigh Showground

[Basher]

I’m intending to come to The AGM
Not sure on the weather!!
its looking a bit damp Sunday

Dave B

[GerryA]

I have to make my apologies, sorry I can't attend 😟

[hollytree]

My apologies
I was planning to attend, but have done my back in a week ago trying to move 2 massive coping stone slabs (builder who promised to come failed to turn up 3 separate times) so i ended up lifting them myself and have been in pain and on drugs since.
Physio/msk appointment on Tuesday, but there is no way I can get get in a car and sit for 3 hrs, let alone a Stratos.
Have a good day everyone
Steve

[Ken Tomblin]

Norm

You have a PM

Regards Ken

P.s. Norm pm. Returned as your mail box appears to be full !!!

[Normb666]

To all who've updated - thanks a lot, and if you're not coming, see y'all soon. And those who haven't updated, see ya on Sunday.... or I'll be round

[ah_sprite]

Sorry for the late reply on here, but I intend to be there complete with green machine. See you all there!

[tomsredstratos]

Sorry I can make iton Sunday.
Mix of family and work commitments.
Hope the rain stays away.

Tom

[Griff]

Hope it all goes well today folks, and the weather is kind

[Normb666]

Cheers Griff - 'twas indeed a good AGM, although with just 20 attendees I was hoping for a larger turnout. Given the size of the marquee and what it cost, I'm not sure it's good value for the club going forward, and so we'll be considering alternative venues going forward (which was, actually, one of the topics on the agenda).
Weather was damp, with a period of rain, but there seemed to be more peeps generally at the show than last year, which can only be a good thing. Anyway, watch for the AGM minutes on here, when I can get round to writing them up (and if you're interested!)

[Stratos Fear]

Herewith a pic. There were 8 Strati - which increased to 9 when Craig and son showed up with a very nice red turnkey customer car. Weather was grey and drizzly - and frankly cold!
Delighted my (blue) Strat got there and back - 300 miles- without missing a beat so that's a good confidence builder. Engine water temp was a consistent 85-90 degrees and although oil temp was sitting on the edge of the red zone the pressure remained good (as I would have expected.) Actually I'm beginning to think that the oil temp guage is just an unnecessary distraction in my car - although no doubt it was invaluable back in the day.