339 - with compliments from The Vatican
Posted: Fri Oct 13, 2006 10:26 pm
Hi
I'm pleased to say that No. 339 is now mine, having spotted it on this very site (thanks guys!) a month ago.
It's largely standard though it does have Power Station's anti-lift kit and some awesome sounds. Currently 16k on clock.
It lives in West Wales though you might spot it in a blur on the M4 occasionally. Actually I live a couple of miles from one of the main WRC stages and have excellent "local resident" passes as a result. If anyone fancies a great viewing spot in early Dec then get in touch.
Apart from the thrilling drive the best bit about 339 is that it is part paid for by The Vatican, I kid you not. It's a long story (best shared over a pint) but basically I found myself unexpectedly doing a job for The Pope in Sep in Munich. Not one to waste God's hard-earned cash, I thought He would approve of a WR1 as my reward. And for the record, I'm absolutely not a God freak - though I'm praising the Lord for this one - this is the nearest thing I'll ever get to a religious experience! So, a WR1 part-financed by God himself - anyone got a better ownership story?
I'm always up for madcap adventures - hope to see some of you on the road soon..
Blessings,
Robin
I'm pleased to say that No. 339 is now mine, having spotted it on this very site (thanks guys!) a month ago.
It's largely standard though it does have Power Station's anti-lift kit and some awesome sounds. Currently 16k on clock.
It lives in West Wales though you might spot it in a blur on the M4 occasionally. Actually I live a couple of miles from one of the main WRC stages and have excellent "local resident" passes as a result. If anyone fancies a great viewing spot in early Dec then get in touch.
Apart from the thrilling drive the best bit about 339 is that it is part paid for by The Vatican, I kid you not. It's a long story (best shared over a pint) but basically I found myself unexpectedly doing a job for The Pope in Sep in Munich. Not one to waste God's hard-earned cash, I thought He would approve of a WR1 as my reward. And for the record, I'm absolutely not a God freak - though I'm praising the Lord for this one - this is the nearest thing I'll ever get to a religious experience! So, a WR1 part-financed by God himself - anyone got a better ownership story?
I'm always up for madcap adventures - hope to see some of you on the road soon..
Blessings,
Robin