PH East Anglia website goes live!!
Discussion
Suddenly it seemed like a good idea to have a regional website, where PHers a can find out what's going on during the year.
So now there is one
It's www.phea.co.uk
Ian Beech and myself will be keeing it updated as things develop, so please add it to your favourites so you can stay in touch.
You'll see on the 'PH Roadshow' page all the shows for this year listed, with pix from last year's events to whet your appetite. This had its first year 'on the road' last year and did fantastically well - all thanks to you guys who came along
So please have a look through what's on offer and get in touch to book a place: here's to 2005
So now there is one
It's www.phea.co.uk Ian Beech and myself will be keeing it updated as things develop, so please add it to your favourites so you can stay in touch.
You'll see on the 'PH Roadshow' page all the shows for this year listed, with pix from last year's events to whet your appetite. This had its first year 'on the road' last year and did fantastically well - all thanks to you guys who came along
So please have a look through what's on offer and get in touch to book a place: here's to 2005
Well done you fella's, good looking site.
I would like to make a suggestion, is it worthwhile to have an area where we can note where we get our cars serviced / repaired. That is no slaggin off of course but simply : TVR Griff' serviced at Schole Engineering near Diss.
or something like that?
I would like to make a suggestion, is it worthwhile to have an area where we can note where we get our cars serviced / repaired. That is no slaggin off of course but simply : TVR Griff' serviced at Schole Engineering near Diss.
or something like that?
crankedup said:
is it worthwhile to have an area where we can note where we get our cars serviced / repaired. That is no slaggin off of course but simply : TVR Griff' serviced at Schole Engineering near Diss.
There could certainly be a list of recommended suppliers - I'd suggest they're added to the business links page which is then renamed 'Useful links'.
I'd second Scole - does anyone have other places around the region they'd like to put forward?
simpo two said:
is it worthwhile to have an area where we can note where we get our cars serviced / repaired. That is no slaggin off of course but simply : TVR Griff' serviced at Schole Engineering near Diss.
There could certainly be a list of recommended suppliers - I'd suggest they're added to the business links page which is then renamed 'Useful links'.
I'd second Scole - does anyone have other places around the region they'd like to put forward?
Offords from my side - used them since having the Chim
DangerMouse (Red Honda CRX), a former EAPH car designer until he moved to and started working in Blackpool, is in the process of setting up a business which would create artist's renditions of cars. These pictures tend to be accurate representations of the cars, rather than a caricatures in a lax-power style.
I don't know whether this is the sort of thing that may be considered for the useful links area of the EAPH website? The url's www.devilmaydesign.co.nr, although at this stage the site is more of a holding page for the next few days until he's got something more professional worked up.
D'oh!, just noticed the other thread which addresses this query.
>> Edited by venom on Monday 4th April 14:00
I don't know whether this is the sort of thing that may be considered for the useful links area of the EAPH website? The url's www.devilmaydesign.co.nr, although at this stage the site is more of a holding page for the next few days until he's got something more professional worked up.
D'oh!, just noticed the other thread which addresses this query.
>> Edited by venom on Monday 4th April 14:00
gtr-gaz said:
matg said:
who can attend these meets...
AnyoneNo membership fees or windscreen stickers required - though I do give out free PH stickers if you'd like one
It's even been known for a Citroen Picasso to be there
Gary
And don`t forget Toffers C5!!
Don`t worry Matg, if an S2000 was looked upon as crap on someones shoe, I fear mine can be classed as a "Cow pat" for the time being!
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