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Hi folks

Just a reminder that this months meeting will take place this coming Monday at the Boatyard Inn from about 7.30pm.

I have been told that the promised CPR training will be taking place and will be demonstrated by our very own Diane.... I have my name at the top of the list to be Diane's manikin.......

Look forward to seeing you all on Monday.

Possibly the most eclectic mix of vehicles we've ever seen at a tipec NW monthly meet. 2x guards red 996 turbos in captivity is pretty unusual. Plus a 'just about race ready' 996 gt3rs complete with lightweight doors, no interior, mega cage etc. Non Porsche stand out vehicles included a split-screen 21 window VW bus running a Subaru engine and a Volvo P1800 in, of course, 'saintly' white. There were also 944s, 964s, a 991, a 996, a 928 and a 987 knocking around. Busy IS the word.

RichardKS wrote:Possibly the most eclectic mix of vehicles we've ever seen at a tipec NW monthly meet. 2x guards red 996 turbos in captivity is pretty unusual. Plus a 'just about race ready' 996 gt3rs complete with lightweight doors, no interior, mega cage etc. Non Porsche stand out vehicles included a split-screen 21 window VW bus running a Subaru engine and a Volvo P1800 in, of course, 'saintly' white. There were also 944s, 964s, a 991, a 996, a 928 and a 987 knocking around. Busy IS the word.

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Also a very big thank you from us all to Diane for her 'CPR training', a very educational and interesting insight into resuscitation techniques (hopefully I will never have to try)...

Also a very big thank you from us all to Diane for her 'CPR training', a very educational and interesting insight into resuscitation techniques (hopefully I will never have to try)...[/quote]





CPR is a vital skill to give someone the best chance of survival until the Paramedics arrive. The more people that have this skill the better.

Really Excellent evening !

Dial 112 then 30 to 2

Gained an invaluable life skill thanks to Dianne and an understanding of why 993 values are on the up thanks to Mark

Bat Mobile 928 was also a highlight thanks to Ian