DaveHerns said:Has the P6 club got a mention in last week's Classic Car Weekly with an article about the NEC show and a photo of what I assume is Nick Dunning's P6 on ramps ?
Only reading in Sainsburys so not 100% sure
Dave
webmaster said:I remember posting about this when it was first shown, good to see it being used again.
The following link should be available for a few days yet. The good bit comes about 39mins in.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00hq385/The_Joy_of_Motoring/
KiwiRover said:I remember when at least half the Practical Classics writers owned a P6 or two, consequently there was almost always something P6 related in each issue. Now they seem to spend a lot of time trying to convince us that 1980's cars were good. :?
At least Classics Monthly seem to do alright. They even featured an Estate a while back. :shock: Lots of mistakes though...
- But we all moaned about what a pig's ear they made of their last P6 "restoration " - the one that suffered numerous breakdowns dddue to fule starvationI remember when at least half the Practical Classics writers owned a P6 or two, consequently there was almost always something P6 related in each issue
marcus said:Hi are we allowed to talk to a tv star now Mark as were just the viewers lol
well done
regards
marcus 8)
MarkGray said:marcus said:Hi are we allowed to talk to a tv star now Mark as were just the viewers lol
well done
regards
marcus 8)
Now in answer to Dave's question, I was asked by some people why the P6ROC wasn't at the NEC and why the RP6C had such a big display and my answer was the same to all.
'I am not a member of the P6ROC and therefore cannot comment about that club. But I can tell you why the RP6C had such a big display, and that's because I asked for a big space to put loads of P6's on, to promote the Rover P6 to the masses, as an affordable classic, which makes a superb show car and a superb everyday user.'
It's all about getting P6's visible to the wider audience and that will only happen by getting P6's in the Press, on TV, on CD Sleeves, in Films and on big 'in-your-face' displays at places like the NEC.