CONGRATULATIONS TO " RICH in VANCOUVER"

Congratulations to “Rich in Vancouver” on being awarded the role of MGF Register Regional Representative for Western Canada by the MG Car Club.

The first of his monthly articles can be found on pages 52,53 and 54 in the July 2011 edition of Safety Fast, the MGCC monthly magazine. His article outlines the mammoth task of importing 15 year old “ANDY” into Canada and then making him comply with their stringent Provincial Laws.

Well done RICH ~ I suppose the next thing will be a T BAR mug!!!! :omg:

Very kind regards

Bryan
:woohoo: :omg: :thumbsup:

Nice one Rich :woohoo:

Will it go to his head, do you think? :shrug:

Superb. Are there links to these articles?

David Aiketgate wrote: Will it go to his head, do you think? :shrug:

Yes, i think it will :woohoo: mind you i think there is only one MGF and owner in Western Canada (chief without any Indians)

bryan young wrote:

David Aiketgate wrote: Will it go to his head, do you think? :shrug:

Yes, i think it will :woohoo: mind you i think there is only one MGF and owner in Western Canada (chief without any Indians)

...tut, tut...Native Americans, Bryan.

Well, Whattya know!
I didn't even know that the article was going into Safety Fast, I was shooting for FastForward!
My copy probably won't arrive for a week or two so I will have to waqit with baited breath to see how it turned out.

Thanks for the good wishes, now I will have to go by the hat shop for a resizing.
Although there is still no competing with PQD44, AKA Mr. Mug.

As for the "Native American" Thing...They are called "First Nations People" here. (And are very fussy about it!)

And yes...My MGF is currently the only one west of Ontario (some 2000 miles away.)
There are currently about 10 in the country. One in British Columbia (mine), two in Newfoundland, and the rest in Ontario.
I'm hoping to have company soon. If the reception my car has received is any indication it won't be long!

Cheers,
Rich

Here is my MGF at a British Car display at the Whistler Olympic Park in May.
The MGF is the car with the crowd around it! This gives an idea of the interest it is getting.

The crowd are obviously admiring the Border Patrol badge in the windscreen.

Well done Rich on your new title and for a very interesting article :thumbsup:

I don't think the decal was on then.
Hmmm...Could I have left a case of beer on the seat?

Rich in Vancouver wrote: Well, Whattya know!
I didn't even know that the article was going into Safety Fast, I was shooting for FastForward!
My copy probably won't arrive for a week or two so I will have to waqit with baited breath to see how it turned out.

Thanks for the good wishes, now I will have to go by the hat shop for a resizing.
Although there is still no competing with PQD44, AKA Mr. Mug.

As for the "Native American" Thing...They are called "First Nations People" here. (And are very fussy about it!)

And yes...My MGF is currently the only one west of Ontario (some 2000 miles away.)
There are currently about 10 in the country. One in British Columbia (mine), two in Newfoundland, and the rest in Ontario.
I'm hoping to have company soon. If the reception my car has received is any indication it won't be long!

Cheers,
Rich

Here is my MGF at a British Car display at the Whistler Olympic Park in May.
The MGF is the car with the crowd around it! This gives an idea of the interest it is getting.

Rich, send me an email address to [email protected] and i will scan the article you wrote and email it to you. :thumbsup: