With the rain comes mud...

This "trialing" is done without weather restrictions?
We called it "hill beasting" in southern california. The fire roads after a rain were as much fun as I could stand, Then only done with dry conditions. Way to tame for you all.
Bob
 
Hi Juggs, the VSCC trials are The Exemoor, Derbyshire,Hereford,Cotswold, Scottish and Lakeland so sadly nothing out east, probably too flat ! The weather is never a problem except one year when snow made the Exemoor impossible.
 
Nosbod - Suffolk isn't really that flat. I know because I used to ride trials bikes and enduros and there are plenty of those events around here but nothing for older cars, at least sponsored by the VSCC. Plenty of 4x4 trials for Landrovers, Jeeps and their asian cousins also.

Brian - yes I'll be at San Diego this Spring by hook or by crook. Got to sell my Woody and one of the motorbikes to fund the trip, but I can't miss another. Will be at or about Sammy's stall. My little brother is getting married in the Summer and Dad and his beard have separate invites, with strict caveat that one can't attend without the other so we live in hope of a return.

Pendine duly attended this year. It was wet. 700 mile round trip in the 29 CCPU (plenty hills on the way esp the A40 through the Brecons) but weather was bloody awful so only one run each on the Saturday and Sunday. Sunday so wet the organizers (VHRA) decided to let the 4 cylinder cars test the course first. Bit special having them all together at the top





Only managed mid 60's compared to near as dammit 70mph in 2013 but still the best fun. Run back with everybody else at the end of the day still my favorite bit

https://youtu.be/tlJhWp-IxCE

Hope to see you February

Cheers

Juggs
 
The poor chaps in the closed cars have less chances of bouncing their cars out of the mud boggs than those in the open cars! too much fun!!!!
 
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