Originally Posted By AJSki2fly


I agree with both of you, I have been involved with 3 areas because of Geographic location. I was involved at the start of Fossilmog, but once it became formalised (in a very loose sense), it started to become the midweek tea and beer runs, holding little interest for me. I made other suggestions, such as trips to Museums, car shows, hill climbs, track events, but this was ignored effectively, IMO. So I have now removed myself from any regular participation in any one area and only selectively attend events of interest. I personally have found what I have experienced locally frustrating. However I have also met some lovely more like minded MOG owners who we keep in touch with and meet up with when possible. I have shifted my attention to going to fun or charity hill climbs or track events, ie Shelsley, Prescott, Castle Coombe etc and meeting TM friends who have similar views and interest in cars generally.

With respect to Peters comment re getting involved to make change, yes I agree with that, but that can only come about if individuals voices and suggestions are allowed to be heard.


Totally agree on this one and I have a similar experience with the local centres to Adrian. I was also involved in the founding of Fossilmog (originally just a group of mates meeting up with no association to MSCC)
Sadly, the moment it became a "club" egos took over and certain people wanted to be "in charge"
I think I must just be generally averse to clubs.
I much prefer the general wit, anarchy and friendship that I have found through TM.
viking

I too am giving MSCC one more year after 10 years of membership. For me, their only recent shining light was MOG 2015 which was superb.



Bud
4/4 "Stanley"