Gentlemen driving for a cause.

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Originally Posted by Saitch

Thanks for this, Ian.

Is it going to Jerry's Offshore account?[bighmmm]

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There is a rumour that it's being invested in an mgc gt fast road car [bigwhistle][bigwhistle][bigwhistle]

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Originally Posted by jerryd

There is a rumour that it's being invested in an mgc gt fast road car [bigwhistle][bigwhistle][bigwhistle]

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I wonder who would have started that malicious rumour ?.




"Oh Hi Jerry, I didn't see you there.":Rolling:

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Originally Posted by jerryd

Thanks Ian [smilebigeye] Can you let me know the total please and people who donated

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[bigrolf] I know how it feels. No really.


When I was a 12 year old kid my Uncle & Aunt drove me from West Preston to Cobden with me crouched in the luggage space in one of those. (no seat belts back then)
In the 'burbs it was fine, but once on the open road I could have been sucked off/out if you get my drift.

They had decided that the next stage of my journey back to Adelaide was to be by car & not by Train. (The final stage in about a week's time was by train& escorted by another Unc who was an Anglican Parish Priest in Cobden.)

Just recalled, it was here that I first read Baden Powell's "Scouting for Boys" the original handbook of the Scouting movement. It was the sort of book that one could not put down when reading it.[bigsad]


Because of it, I joined the Scouts & was there for about 15 years.
Scouting for Boys - Wikipedia




Edit.
Unc's was a ( what I have always called British Racing Green, I don't know if that was an MG Colour but it looked bloody beautiful.)


Between the seats & affixed to the Tranny Tunnel he had adapted what looked like something out of an Aircraft into a Car Radio. It was about 6" sqare -ish. Station selection was by a tiny "Hills Hoist" type winder knob which could be operated on the move without visually selecting a Station.

This was the same Unc who I have mentioned elsewhere that flew "Bully Beef Bombers "in PNG in WW2 usually DC3s, Low & Slow stuff up the valleys..

26 Dec 1942 - "Bully Beef Bombers" - Trove



Errrr sorry what was the question?:Rolling:

Thanks to all you good people who chipped in.
I had encryption issues with Jerry's site, so transfered the money to him .
My bank details have now been edited out.

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Thanks to all you good people who chipped in.
I had encryption issues with Jerry's site, so transfered the money to him .
My bank details have now been edited out.

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Thanks Ian, I can now purchase the mgc [bigrolf][bigrolf]

Consider it an investment Jerry, next year you can raise twice as much, with two cars.[biggrin]

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Originally Posted by jerryd

Thanks Ian, I can now purchase the mgc [bigrolf][bigrolf]

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I told you I thought he was a wrongun, Ian.:Rolling:


Nobody does stuff from the goodness of their heart anymore.[bighmmm]

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Consider it an investment Jerry, next year you can raise twice as much, with two cars.[biggrin]

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Which one will you drive Ian [tonguewink]


On a serious note, the aulro funds have been transferred to the fundraising account which now has a total of $1,052.00 :MileStone:

The Distinguished Gentleman's Drive - jerry dietrich


Thankyou to everybody who has donated [smilebigeye] it really is appreciated.

https://www.gentlemansdrive.com/spon...29353330812490

4bee here's a sneak preview [bigwhistle]

If you could have that six banger serviced and valeted, it would be appreciated. :burnrubber:

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

If you could have that six banger serviced and valeted, it would be appreciated. :burnrubber:

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It's being done this week Ian [biggrin] and new slicks