BEAULIEU SIMPLY JAPANESE - 30 Jul 17

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Re: BEAULIEU SIMPLY JAPANESE - 30 Jul 17

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DKWW2000 wrote:Looking to next years 2018 event, it would be nice to have a mixed Mazda Rotary Stand under a Neutral name eg Mazda Rotaries whereby we could welcome all models & as a Show Stopper Front Row Line of each Model, (1st Cosmo - RX8).
I appreciate it would take a lot of organising but I am sure there would be plenty willing to help & use their friendships to get some of the more special Models to make a appearance. I would think even Beaulieu would get behind us and perhaps would give us a prime Stand. Maybe some of the Rotary Specialists getting behind us.
What are the Forums thoughts on the idea, it is in a lovely location whilst not central, it is not a difficult place to get to, very well served by Motorways (unless you live in Devon!!!!)
As discussed at Beaulieu, I think this is a great idea!

Yes, it will be difficult to organise, but I'm up for giving it a go (with the help of others!). As soon as the date for next year's event is announced (usually in early January) we could contact other Clubs/Forums to see if we can get support. It would be fantastic to get a 1960's Cosmo into the lineup - Phil Blake in Suffolk owns two (one runner and one non-runner, the non-runner cooincidentally bought in a Beaulieu auction in 2000) and Mazda UK currently have one being restored.

I'd like to think we might even be able to get some support from Mazda and get some of their Heritage Fleet down to Beaulieu too. I know someone with a senior management contact in Mazda to possibly make an approach.

I'll put a few feelers out behind the scenes and see if I can generate some interest.

How do others on here feel about giving this a go? Or is it just Pete and I getting carried away in a moment of madness!
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Re: BEAULIEU SIMPLY JAPANESE - 30 Jul 17

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http://torque-gt.co.uk/old-gold-simply- ... 5cc5d46b16

looks like there was some good stuff to see there.
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MelloYello wrote:http://torque-gt.co.uk/old-gold-simply- ... 5cc5d46b16

looks like there was some good stuff to see there.
No mention of the RX-3 though :o Seems to have been off the radar for most people. Beaulieu needs some MelloYello in - your - face stylee next year ;)
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I spotted the rx3 in the opening photo of the report,but as you say not a sausage for a genuinly rare car. Seems lazy to me, alot of whats pictured is nice but fairly normal.but maybe thats me being ill informed too :lol:

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Re: BEAULIEU SIMPLY JAPANESE - 30 Jul 17

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Terribly late to be posting this but I'm only just getting around to uploading a bunch of pictures now I've moved house and settled a bit :lol:

What an awesome day. Nice 2 hour drive down from Worcester with no traffic as it was a 5.30am start on Sunday morning :shock: . Got hit with very heavy rain on the motorway during my journey back. That was scary. Everybody slowed down to about 40. I would also love to see a massive everything rotary stand aye. Would be so cool. My friend Quaid and I took a look around the whole area including the cars of Top Gear section, monorail, some guy bathing a bunch of hawks and falcons, then had a look in that big old house which was pretty cool. I always forget to take lots of pictures at these things so this is about all I got.

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