Bump for the new members and any who may have missed this. Its a new meet on the calendar and is basically a social weekend with a drive out. No need to be an owner, you are welcome to come along in any car and join in.
JAPFEST 2011 DATE ANNOUNCED!
With the 2010 show season over and the cold winter months looming we thought we would give you something to look forward to and a deadline for getting your projects finished…. Japfest will once again be taking place at Castle Combe Circuit on Saturday, 14th May 2011.
We will be looking to build on the great success of the two stands we had at this in 2010 which received such great interest. More details to follow as they come in.
Last years event.
http://www.350z-uk.com/forum/viewtopic. ... it=Japfest
1. Scootg - 2 Tickets - No Track Time.
2.magic84 2.one ticket. . no track time PAID
3. CaptainSensible. One ticket. Would be interested in track time. PAID
4. Blacky - no tickets - no track - Stand pass please :thumbs
5. veilside z. 2 tickets please. track time also
6. Jay if he can find his passport.
7. Ian
8. Chris`I - 1 or 2 tickets (TBC) - no track time PAID
9. martinmac 2 tickets- no track time.
10. Jak - 2 Tickets Please
11. Bladesgrant - 1 ticket - no track time
12. Peter10 - 1 ticket (stand pass) please PAID
13. *Adam - 1 Ticket (Stand pass if Possible)- No track time
14. g60luke 2 tickets and track time
15. Doris - 2 tickets - no track time
16. Captain - 2 tickets - Track time? Oh yes. PAID
17. chippychip- 2 tickets -no track time.
18. Buster-0 tickets (stand pass if possible) and track time please
Discounted ticket prices -
Admission - £15 (normaly £16 in advance or £20 on the day
Z only Track sesion £30 (normaly £35)
Due to the popularity of the event we are limited to one dedicated Z only track session this year with 20 spots.
Dont wait to reserve as these spots will go quickly!
Hi and welcome to the forum, check out the guide for new members in the FAQ section, there are some handy links in there to get you going.
Anything else you need to know then just ask.
I have the Haynes and to be honest its a reasonable guide but nothing more, there are enough differences to put me off following it.
I havent heard of anything other than the forums for better info.