WM P81 - Peugeot

President George W. Bush in naval aviator flight uniform. Exacting in detail and fully equipped with authentic gear, this limited-edition action figure is a meticulous 1:6 scale recreation of the Commander-in-Chief's appearance during his historic Aircraft Carrier landing. On May 1, 2003, President Bush landed on the USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) in the Pacific Ocean, and officially declared the end to major combat in Iraq. While at the controls of an S-3B Viking aircraft from the "Blue Sea Wolves" of Sea Control Squadron Three Five (VS-35), designated "Navy 1," he overflew the carrier before handing it over to the pilot for landing. Attired in full naval aviator flight equipment, the President then took the salute on the deck of the carrier.
This fully poseable figure features a realistic head sculpt, fully detailed cloth flight suit, helmet with oxygen mask, survival vest, g-pants, parachute harness and much more. The realism and exacting attention to detail demanded by today's 12-inch action figure enthusiast are met and exceeded with this action figure. This incredibly detailed figure is a fitting addition to the collection of those interested in U.S. history, military memorabilia and toy action figures. Actual figure may vary slightly from item shown.

Wonderful. There are conctrete heads out there who will buy this "fully poseable figure". They are no doubt interested in U.S. history, military memorabilia and toy action figures. Can we have a toy action figure of Tony Blair, complete with g-pants, please!

Seriously Gilles -  the car is an Essex hairdresser's car!

I shall certainly take some piccies. Due to my extreme age and a bluggered up collar bone ( thanks to a high speed collision with a lamp post with my push bike - pissed as anything, years ago), I shall need all the practice I can get and will need younger and lighter team mates.

Absolutely impossible, I'm afraid. Access to the circuit is impossible outside the few sanctioned events. They don't do track days. You might as well ask the ACO for a track day on the full circuit at LM in July .....
Montlhery's problems lie with politics and finance within the French motor industry. They are complicated and unlikely to be resolved.

Very close to the very first (1906) French GP circuit, in fact. How appropriate!!
I'll be down for a look soon.

There was talk of a revival meeting at Reims a few years ago. Unfortunately it never happened, and now it's too late - they've built over Thillois and messed about with the road between the pits and Gueux, and the grandstands and pits are mere concrete skeletons.
Dream on, but visit before it's too late.

Looks like we're talking "bananaramo" here.
Who says the guy isn't a Brit ?

PM

I'm sure I deserve that remark. Will you be at Goodwood in September? And when will you next be at LM - November?

KP

Virtually all hotels will ask for 7 nights minimum.

This would be a great meet up for any CA members on holiday in western France at the time!!
Gilles knows I shall be their - work permitting!
Gilles - have you invited Fab from Nantes?

Cheapest way in is with ACO members ticket. We could all hook up on that before the date. Members are allowed a certain number of tickets, I think.

I thought they already existed. "Real men ................. etc" or am I dreaming?
And didn't Gilles have the web address on the back of his Golf?
And didn't Bentley win this year?
And didn't PM and the trenchermen discover the difference between armagnac and calvados, and what a pousse rapiere is?
Or was I dreaming?

So he must have been Paulathedrooler's ex boyfriend.

Who the flock was Felix anyway? Don't remember anything about him/her/it (as in cat).
Is there something significant I've missed here?