The Frisky web site

[john Meadows]

First a quick apology for the lack of a Frisky page in the next RumCars, I am afraid that circumstances are ganging up on me at the moment, please don't be too heartbroken!.

To ease the pain (!) there are some new pages on the web site www.meadowsfrisky.co.uk
A background on Keith Peckmore has been added to the People section and three new pages
under "Events" that I hope you will enjoy.

I have recently sorted out some "how to build yourself a Frisky" instructions that were supplied towards the end to those poor souls mad enough to attempt it
 I don't guarantee them  but if you want a copy to help with you Frisky let me know what you have and your email address and I'll send you one.

John

[marcus]

Great stuff John, looking great!

[Jonathan Poll]

Hi John,

Website is looking great, thats all that counts

This is the picture I saw a while back, what made me think there was a mold cast. http://www.meadowsfrisky.co.uk/userimages/LU%20burford%201980.jpg

If you need any help with the website, I am willing to help the odd bit, I see you use Mr Site, I think its similar to what I use (Weebly.com)

I can maybe help you with the links page, it should be done in 2 columns to be aligned. I done the same problem before, you're not the only one

[john Meadows]

Thanks Johnathan that's very good of you. I have "dumped" the problem on my son who is a lot more savvy on computers and web stuff than I am but I may yet come back and take you up on your offer!

That picture was taken by me at Burford in 1980 about a month after we had (literally) dug it out of the swamp at Petbow.
That Burford meet was the last time I saw Malcolm Dudley (your Dad will probably know him), last Thursday I was having a cup of tea with him in our Kitchen, he is now restoring a Frisky. Funny old world this microcar one, goes round and round in large circles.

Glad your enjoying the website, its a long slog for a one finger typist like me but worth it in the long run.
regards
John

[Jonathan Poll]

Thanks Johnathan that's very good of you. I have "dumped" the problem on my son who is a lot more savvy on computers and web stuff than I am but I may yet come back and take you up on your offer!

That picture was taken by me at Burford in 1980 about a month after we had (literally) dug it out of the swamp at Petbow.
That Burford meet was the last time I saw Malcolm Dudley (your Dad will probably know him), last Thursday I was having a cup of tea with him in our Kitchen, he is now restoring a Frisky. Funny old world this microcar one, goes round and round in large circles.

Glad your enjoying the website, its a long slog for a one finger typist like me but worth it in the long run.
regards
John

Lets hope one day someone digs up the Nobels that were buried next to a motorway! (well, its a rumor, but lets hope its true!)

[Big Al]

Send for Tony Robinson.

[richard]

i have a cunning plan .........