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Re:Le Mans Classic 2004
« Reply #15 on: January 08, 2004, 04:34:47 pm »

BTW the twin girls, Panoz & Dome where born later that year.



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Re:Le Mans Classic 2004
« Reply #16 on: January 08, 2004, 06:48:10 pm »
The joys of being young free and single.

when the dreadful day of fatherhood rears its head i will give myself a Fathers day present every year and go to France for a long weekend.

Anyway if it wasnt for mens little friends , there wouldnt be any kids.
Take life by the horns and live it.

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Re:Le Mans Classic 2004
« Reply #17 on: January 09, 2004, 09:45:07 am »
Barry,

it's quite easy to convince her for classic...

... what about a 8/15 days trip in western France ?

You rent a cottage, you have some out-of-car activities, museums, cultural places, castles,...

... and the Classic will just be one of the attractions.

Classic is quite incredible and a large effort will be done this year to make it more "classic spirit", turning this event to be a continental Goodwood.

2002 prices were 45/50 euros for entrance and 10 euros for paddock pass (a must-have extra ticket).

You'll have around 4000/5000 classic cars parked all along the track.

If you've a few money, I even can arrange you an accomodation in a castle, at least for the week-end. Does your wife never dreamed to feel like a princess ??
Le Mans is life, anything before and after is just waiting...

... it's not the taking part but the winning that counts !

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Re:Le Mans Classic 2004
« Reply #18 on: January 09, 2004, 10:38:19 am »
Gilles
Great minds think alike, we are heading for the Vendee straight after the race.
Great idea about the castle, but the children are good English stock, they see a French castle (or anybodys castle) and want to trash it.
So my hopefully board minded wife is going to be introduced to the delights of camping at La Sarthe, and as she loves duck guess which restaurant we'll be heading for in LM.

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Re:Le Mans Classic 2004
« Reply #19 on: January 12, 2004, 09:16:48 am »
Gilles
Great minds think alike, we are heading for the Vendee straight after the race.
Great idea about the castle, but the children are good English stock, they see a French castle (or anybodys castle) and want to trash it.
So my hopefully board minded wife is going to be introduced to the delights of camping at La Sarthe, and as she loves duck guess which restaurant we'll be heading for in LM.

For duck eatery, nothing but the Flambadou requires your visit. Nice atmosphere, warm people and...
... translated menu  ;)
Le Mans is life, anything before and after is just waiting...

... it's not the taking part but the winning that counts !

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Re:Le Mans Classic 2004
« Reply #20 on: January 12, 2004, 03:27:48 pm »
Gilles
Is the Flambadou open for lunch in June and July?

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Re:Le Mans Classic 2004
« Reply #21 on: January 12, 2004, 04:32:03 pm »
Yes...
... of course. But need to book early.
Le Mans is life, anything before and after is just waiting...

... it's not the taking part but the winning that counts !