Previous Events
We’ve taken our cars to various places around the country. Here is a list of meets and events that we have been to in the past.
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Published on Monday, 13 February 2012 11:07
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Written by Stephen Walsh
The first Crossfire meet of 2012 saw six Crossfires brave the bad weather for the drive to Castle Donnington.
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Published on Tuesday, 10 January 2012 13:54
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Written by Stephen Walsh
Once again the venue for our Christmas Lunch meet was the Windmill Carvery at Burford, with those extra keen folks arriving on the Saturday to stay over at the Golden Pheasant.
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Published on Tuesday, 10 January 2012 13:53
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Written by Stephen Walsh
As an extra outing we took up an invitation to visit ACD Breakers near Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire. Why visit a breakers yard we asked? Well, going by the feedback we get from owners struggling to locate Crossfire parts, and the willingness of insurance companies to write off these cars without a second thought, it is now clear that going forward there will be a growing reliance on the use of used parts to keep the Crossfire on the road. Up until recently, finding used spare parts has been very difficult with examples of crash damaged examples being very rare. And of course we don’t relish the prospect of climbing over wrecked cars with a spanner, trying to find parts to keep our pride and joy on the road, but thankfully those days are gone.
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Published on Tuesday, 10 January 2012 13:51
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Written by Stephen Walsh
Our first visit to Santa Pod was bound to be an adventure – and faced with a choice of whether to be just a spectator or to actually take part, it didn’t take long to make up my mind! As it turned out I wasn’t the only one, and we soon had a throng of Crossfires eager to “stretch their legs” on the famous quarter mile drag strip.
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Published on Monday, 05 December 2011 17:59
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Written by Paul Dunning
UK Crossfires had an excellent 2011 - we went to lots of places and met old friends and new owners along the way. We’d like to say a big thank you to all those who turned up and helped make each meet a success.
We are working on a programme of events for 2012, which we hope will encourage even more Crossfire owners to take their cars on some fun days out.
We’ll post details of these events when they have been finalised - keep an eye out on the website or Facebook for announcements. Let’s make 2012 a great year for Crossfires in the UK!