N.B. In case of any difficulty in getting to the event such as vehicle breakdown etc - please call either myself: 07967 461050 or Keith: 07973 850842
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Jowett Annual Weekend, Basingstoke 24-27 May 2013
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Re: Jowett Annual Weekend, Basingstoke 24-27 May 2013
Well I suppose most of you have been doing the final checks & cleaning on your cars prior to your journey to the rally, in between preparing our own cars the rally committee have been busy all weekend advancing the final preparations for the big event - hope you all have a safe & enjoyable run to Basingstoke and we look forward to seeing you all in a few days time - should you have good weather when you set off please ensure that you remember to bring it with you
N.B. In case of any difficulty in getting to the event such as vehicle breakdown etc - please call either myself: 07967 461050 or Keith: 07973 850842
Chris
N.B. In case of any difficulty in getting to the event such as vehicle breakdown etc - please call either myself: 07967 461050 or Keith: 07973 850842
Chris
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Re: Jowett Annual Weekend, Basingstoke 24-27 May 2013
Hi everyone
Looking ahead to Basingstoke, I thought I would look at some of the reviews people have added, once they have stayed at the Hampshire Court Hotel. As usual, they are very varied, but one did catch my eye.
When checking-in, visitors can apparently be asked to present their debit or credit cards. This particular visitor presented his debit card and the hotel promptly took £150 from the card, to cover incidentals, like drinks etc. during the stay. In the event the guest did not have any additional drinks etc. charged to their room and then checked-out at the conclusion of their stay. However, it apparently then took five days for the £150 to re-appear in their bank account!
I have contacted the hotel and have been assured that this process of presenting a credit or debit card at check-in is entirely voluntary...you can still have the option of 'paying as you go' for incidentals etc. Just thought I would mention this, in case you don't want to feel pressurised into having some money deducted from your account by the hotel and then refunded later?
Anyway, I do hope you all have a lovely journey down to Basingstoke. We are really looking forward to meeting you all.
Our very grateful thanks to the organisers and let's hope the weather is great?
Have a safe and smooth journey.
Best regards,
David & Juliet
Looking ahead to Basingstoke, I thought I would look at some of the reviews people have added, once they have stayed at the Hampshire Court Hotel. As usual, they are very varied, but one did catch my eye.
When checking-in, visitors can apparently be asked to present their debit or credit cards. This particular visitor presented his debit card and the hotel promptly took £150 from the card, to cover incidentals, like drinks etc. during the stay. In the event the guest did not have any additional drinks etc. charged to their room and then checked-out at the conclusion of their stay. However, it apparently then took five days for the £150 to re-appear in their bank account!
I have contacted the hotel and have been assured that this process of presenting a credit or debit card at check-in is entirely voluntary...you can still have the option of 'paying as you go' for incidentals etc. Just thought I would mention this, in case you don't want to feel pressurised into having some money deducted from your account by the hotel and then refunded later?
Anyway, I do hope you all have a lovely journey down to Basingstoke. We are really looking forward to meeting you all.
Our very grateful thanks to the organisers and let's hope the weather is great?
Have a safe and smooth journey.
Best regards,
David & Juliet
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Re: Jowett Annual Weekend, Basingstoke 24-27 May 2013
I am sorry to have missed all the fun of the rally yet again, but as I had only got my Long Four back on the road in the last few days and had not had the opportunity to get any test mileage ' on the clock ', I was not anxious to make a 200 mile round trip 'on the offchance'.
I hope the rally was its usual - or even better! - success and that everyone got home safely.
As a consolation my son and I took the car to a local rally, the Laughton Cuckoo Fair, about 17 miles away, happily without incident.
Whilst there we prevailed on the President of the local 4 x 4 club to let us use their Land Rover Test Hill. The plan was to recreate the picture on page 28 of 'The Complete Jowett History'.
I am pleased to say we managed to get to the top of the Test Hill - and VERY nearly over it - and a video has been posted on YouTube, (see - Jowett long four 7hp testing on the hills).
A photograph will be posted in 'Pre-war' once we have mastered the technology!
I hope the rally was its usual - or even better! - success and that everyone got home safely.
As a consolation my son and I took the car to a local rally, the Laughton Cuckoo Fair, about 17 miles away, happily without incident.
Whilst there we prevailed on the President of the local 4 x 4 club to let us use their Land Rover Test Hill. The plan was to recreate the picture on page 28 of 'The Complete Jowett History'.
I am pleased to say we managed to get to the top of the Test Hill - and VERY nearly over it - and a video has been posted on YouTube, (see - Jowett long four 7hp testing on the hills).
A photograph will be posted in 'Pre-war' once we have mastered the technology!
Last edited by ian Howell on Wed May 29, 2013 8:36 am, edited 2 times in total.
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Re: Jowett Annual Weekend, Basingstoke 24-27 May 2013
Well, I have just about cleared the fog from trying to catch up on 3 days sleep in one night, Chris and I being on the M25 for several hours yesterday getting all the cars, equipment and people to their respective homes, and having to go back to work this morning!
The rally committee really enjoyed the weekend, now having a great insight into what really goes into the Jowett Annual Weekend every year, meeting new people, learning new names and putting some of them to faces too.
Members travelled huge distances to get to the rally, including several prewar cars from the North of England, the Purves' Bradford from Scotland, and Javelins and Jupiters from Holland and Denmark respectively, as well as many attending without their cars just to enjoy the atmosphere. We have a quick snap of every car that came to the rally, and will upload them this week.
We did things a little differently this year, taking out one or two things that we thought wouldn't be missed, and so far nobody has missed them (or at least if they have they didn't mention it to us or put it on their feedback forms!) and we added a few things that we thought attendees would enjoy - luckily it seems that many did appreciate that without alienating those who didn't want to see the usual feel of this event changed too much. You can't please all of the people all of the time, but we did our best to do exactly that.
The committee now has several jobs to do in the coming weeks, including finalising the budget, paying the various bills, and getting a reasonable number of items provided to us back to their various homes from the weekend.
We did the thanks at the Sunday Gala Dinner, but once again it is important that everyone recognises that 6 people didn't do everything to make this rally happen - many people assisted with concours judging, marshalling, bringing displays and stands from across the country, getting fellow members around throughout, and continuing to smile and enjoy themselves even with the weather as you arrived on Friday!
There were, as always with any event of this scale, a couple of things that we would do differently in future, both in the planning stages and also during the weekend itself. We have a plan to hand over to the 2014 rally committee, and also to publish the feedback in full from the forms we received (anonymised just in case) so that everyone that didn't make it to the rally gets a feel for what kind of event this really was.
If you have any feedback on the rally, please feel free to post it here, or call or e-mail any rally commitee member, because we love hearing about your experience of the weekend, and appreciate knowing what we can do to make it better for everybody in future. If you would prefer to keep your feedback anonymous you are very welcome to do so by completing your feedback form and posting it without your name included.
Finally if you have any photos or video from the event, please upload them as soon as possible to the Gallery or send them to us, because we have a number of sponsors and publications who are really keen to see how it went, and a picture paints a thousand words. Also please do not forget to get in touch with Alan Brierley so that he can include your experiences in the Jowetteer, his e-mail address is in the Jowetteer so you can get in touch with him.
Jack.
The rally committee really enjoyed the weekend, now having a great insight into what really goes into the Jowett Annual Weekend every year, meeting new people, learning new names and putting some of them to faces too.
Members travelled huge distances to get to the rally, including several prewar cars from the North of England, the Purves' Bradford from Scotland, and Javelins and Jupiters from Holland and Denmark respectively, as well as many attending without their cars just to enjoy the atmosphere. We have a quick snap of every car that came to the rally, and will upload them this week.
We did things a little differently this year, taking out one or two things that we thought wouldn't be missed, and so far nobody has missed them (or at least if they have they didn't mention it to us or put it on their feedback forms!) and we added a few things that we thought attendees would enjoy - luckily it seems that many did appreciate that without alienating those who didn't want to see the usual feel of this event changed too much. You can't please all of the people all of the time, but we did our best to do exactly that.
The committee now has several jobs to do in the coming weeks, including finalising the budget, paying the various bills, and getting a reasonable number of items provided to us back to their various homes from the weekend.
We did the thanks at the Sunday Gala Dinner, but once again it is important that everyone recognises that 6 people didn't do everything to make this rally happen - many people assisted with concours judging, marshalling, bringing displays and stands from across the country, getting fellow members around throughout, and continuing to smile and enjoy themselves even with the weather as you arrived on Friday!
There were, as always with any event of this scale, a couple of things that we would do differently in future, both in the planning stages and also during the weekend itself. We have a plan to hand over to the 2014 rally committee, and also to publish the feedback in full from the forms we received (anonymised just in case) so that everyone that didn't make it to the rally gets a feel for what kind of event this really was.
If you have any feedback on the rally, please feel free to post it here, or call or e-mail any rally commitee member, because we love hearing about your experience of the weekend, and appreciate knowing what we can do to make it better for everybody in future. If you would prefer to keep your feedback anonymous you are very welcome to do so by completing your feedback form and posting it without your name included.
Finally if you have any photos or video from the event, please upload them as soon as possible to the Gallery or send them to us, because we have a number of sponsors and publications who are really keen to see how it went, and a picture paints a thousand words. Also please do not forget to get in touch with Alan Brierley so that he can include your experiences in the Jowetteer, his e-mail address is in the Jowetteer so you can get in touch with him.
Jack.
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Re: Jowett Annual Weekend, Basingstoke 24-27 May 2013
Ian,
Firstly Brilliant to hear your enjoying your car, and having fun testing it on various terrain. I liked the youtube videos. Putting the car through its paces.
Jack,
Well done on a great rally. I enjoyed it. A good chance as always every year to catch up with various member from around the globe. I was also impressed and very, very surprised that the lady made the journey there and back without protest or hiccup. Looking forward to next year, must get the milage in though before hand. As I found the whole trip quite tiring but thoroughly enjoyable. Having chatted to various members my list of things Id like to get done and do with the car has gotten longer. But another year ahead.
Firstly Brilliant to hear your enjoying your car, and having fun testing it on various terrain. I liked the youtube videos. Putting the car through its paces.
Jack,
Well done on a great rally. I enjoyed it. A good chance as always every year to catch up with various member from around the globe. I was also impressed and very, very surprised that the lady made the journey there and back without protest or hiccup. Looking forward to next year, must get the milage in though before hand. As I found the whole trip quite tiring but thoroughly enjoyable. Having chatted to various members my list of things Id like to get done and do with the car has gotten longer. But another year ahead.
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Re: Jowett Annual Weekend, Basingstoke 24-27 May 2013
Just to add again my personal thanks to you all for supporting the event, without which we simply could not undertake such a task, many thanks for all the kind comments - it is all very much appreciated - as Jack states their will be a full rally report complete with images posted shortly.
See you all soon
Chris
See you all soon
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Re: Jowett Annual Weekend, Basingstoke 24-27 May 2013
Thank you all for arranging a wonderful Rally. Hilary and I have had a really good time. I've a few photos to send around to various people, including the ones taken by the Jowett Juniors, Lydia, Andrew and Kris at the Milestones museum.
Here are a couple of photos that show what enjoyment can come from sitting in a pre-war Jowett.
Clive and Coral Warren are in the process of rebuilding their own 'Flying Fox', and they and the Jowett Juniors were trying mine out for size.
Roll on the North East Rally.
Tony.
Here are a couple of photos that show what enjoyment can come from sitting in a pre-war Jowett.
Clive and Coral Warren are in the process of rebuilding their own 'Flying Fox', and they and the Jowett Juniors were trying mine out for size.
Tony.
Re: Jowett Annual Weekend, Basingstoke 24-27 May 2013
TOPIC Photos of the cars on the field day now uploaded, some of the highlights and concours winners were:
Class A, Vintage cars produced before 1931
Premier Concours BT 1595 Tiller, Michael Kavanagh
Concours 1st YO 6799 Short 2, Tony Goldsmith
Concours runner up SV 9726 Short 2, Nick Lawrence
Class B, Pre-war cars produced 1931 -1940
Premier Concours VH 7430 1935 Curlew, Michael Whitehead
Concours 1st ANU 796 1934 Kestrel, John Follows
Class D, Bradford
Premier Concours LS 4878 Utility Bill Purves
Concours 1st FAK 646 Utility Richard Rhodes
Class E, Standard Javelin
Premier Concours AL 9137, Richard Van Buul
Concours 1st LTA 482, Andy Blow
Concours runner up KDF 741, Tim Brown
Class F, Deluxe Javelin
Premier Concours KER 707, Gordon Puddock
Concours 1st NXX 869, Sue Mason
Concours runner up RPF 399, Les White
Class G, Jupiter
Premier Concours CKS 334, Craig Ainge
Concours 1st RPL 519, John Schofield
Concours runner up OWA 845, Linda Smith
Class H, Special Bodied
Premier Concours KU 1926, 1923 Sports, Michael Koch-Osbourne
Class A, Vintage cars produced before 1931
Premier Concours BT 1595 Tiller, Michael Kavanagh
Concours 1st YO 6799 Short 2, Tony Goldsmith
Concours runner up SV 9726 Short 2, Nick Lawrence
Class B, Pre-war cars produced 1931 -1940
Premier Concours VH 7430 1935 Curlew, Michael Whitehead
Concours 1st ANU 796 1934 Kestrel, John Follows
Class D, Bradford
Premier Concours LS 4878 Utility Bill Purves
Concours 1st FAK 646 Utility Richard Rhodes
Class E, Standard Javelin
Premier Concours AL 9137, Richard Van Buul
Concours 1st LTA 482, Andy Blow
Concours runner up KDF 741, Tim Brown
Class F, Deluxe Javelin
Premier Concours KER 707, Gordon Puddock
Concours 1st NXX 869, Sue Mason
Concours runner up RPF 399, Les White
Class G, Jupiter
Premier Concours CKS 334, Craig Ainge
Concours 1st RPL 519, John Schofield
Concours runner up OWA 845, Linda Smith
Class H, Special Bodied
Premier Concours KU 1926, 1923 Sports, Michael Koch-Osbourne
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Awards
RESULTS - CONCOURS D’ELEGANCE
Vintage Class (to 1931)
Premier: BT 1595 (tiller), Michael Kavanagh.
First: YO 6799 (Short 2), Tony Goldsmith.
Runner-up: SV 9726 (Short 2), Nick Lawrence.
Pre-War Class
Premier: VH 7430 (Curlew), Michael Whitehead.
First: ANU 796 (Kestrel), John Fellows.
Runner-up: (No entries).
Pre-War Commercial Class - No entries.
Bradford Class
Premier: LS 4878 (Utility), Bill Purves.
First: FAK 646 (Utility), Richard Rhodes.
Runner-up: (No entry).
De luxe Javelin Class
Premier: KER 707, Gordon Puddock.
First: NXX 869, Sue Mason.
Runner-up: RPF 399, Les White.
Standard Javelin Class
Premier: AL 9137, Richard van Buul.
First: LTA 482, Andy Blow.
Runner-up: KDF 741, Tim Brown.
Jupiter Class
Premier: CKS 334, Craig Ainge.
First: RPL 519, John Schofield.
Runner-up: OWA 845, Linda Smith.
Special body Class
Premier: KU 1926, Michael Koch-Osborne.
(First and runner-up) - no entries.
JOWETT CAR CLUB AWARDS - BASINGSTOKE 2013
Horace Grimley Award (for outstanding services to the Jowett Car Club and/or Jowetts in general) - Michael Koch-Osborne.
Member of the Year (nominated by the Sections of JCC) - Julie Blow.
Attendance Cup (For attendance at club section meetings and events) - Tim Brown.
Attendance Cup - Ladies (as above) - Sue Mason.
George Mitchell Rose Bowl (sporting/competition award) - Ib Rasmussen.
Long Distance - Riviera Trophy (greatest mileage covered to rally driven from home by most direct route) - Ib Rasmussen & Cira Aalund (B499, Jupiter).
Pre-War Distance - Ken Warren Shield (greatest mileage covered to rally, driven from home by most direct route) - Roy Sumpner (BHN 334, Long 4).
Sporting Challenge Cup (Sporting/Competition Award) - Alan Bartlett (OY 8670, 1934 Long Saloon).
Castrol Trophy (Best section Stand at National Rally) - Jowett Juniors.
Kier Williams Trophy (Best Period Costume for Year of Car) - Ken and Leila Rogers (Javelin, PPH 819).
Marcel Becquart Cup (Best Special Bodied Jupiter) - Sheila Rigg (MTJ 300 Farr bodied Jupiter).
Side Valve Cup, Concours (Car of the Show, s.v.) - Michael Kavanagh (BT 1595, Tiller).
Overhead Valve Cup – Concours (Car of the Show, o.h.v.) - Craig Ainge (CKS 334, Jupiter).
Peoples Award – 'Boomerang' (most popular/desirable non-concours car, people’s vote) - Peter Tribble (HKY 133, Jupiter).
Side Valve Rose Bowl (greatest mileage covered in past year by non-concours sidevalve car) - John Atack (SV 8493, 1929 Long 4).
'Best of the Rest' Clock (best non-concours Entry, Northern Section vote) - Geoff Wills (BTE 52, Jason).
Kirkstall Press Award (most interesting/unusual non-concours Bradford) - Martin Smith (RPU 610, Bradford).
Roy Flower Salver (best contribution to & photograph in Jowetteer) - John Champion.
CPS Airedale Trophy (contributions to the Jowetteer) - Gavin Stewart.
Essential Nutrition Award - Drummond & Ruby Black.
Stationary/Industrial engine award (Williams Cup) - Martin Benning for Gloucestershire/Warwickshire Steam Railway.
2013 RALLY AWARDS
Junior Choice – best car - Craig Ainge (CKS 334, Jupiter).
Junior choice – best dressed lady - Pauline Brown.
Junior choice – best dressed gentleman - Dicken Armstrong.
'Spirit of the Rally' - Brian Hehir.
Vintage Class (to 1931)
Premier: BT 1595 (tiller), Michael Kavanagh.
First: YO 6799 (Short 2), Tony Goldsmith.
Runner-up: SV 9726 (Short 2), Nick Lawrence.
Pre-War Class
Premier: VH 7430 (Curlew), Michael Whitehead.
First: ANU 796 (Kestrel), John Fellows.
Runner-up: (No entries).
Pre-War Commercial Class - No entries.
Bradford Class
Premier: LS 4878 (Utility), Bill Purves.
First: FAK 646 (Utility), Richard Rhodes.
Runner-up: (No entry).
De luxe Javelin Class
Premier: KER 707, Gordon Puddock.
First: NXX 869, Sue Mason.
Runner-up: RPF 399, Les White.
Standard Javelin Class
Premier: AL 9137, Richard van Buul.
First: LTA 482, Andy Blow.
Runner-up: KDF 741, Tim Brown.
Jupiter Class
Premier: CKS 334, Craig Ainge.
First: RPL 519, John Schofield.
Runner-up: OWA 845, Linda Smith.
Special body Class
Premier: KU 1926, Michael Koch-Osborne.
(First and runner-up) - no entries.
JOWETT CAR CLUB AWARDS - BASINGSTOKE 2013
Horace Grimley Award (for outstanding services to the Jowett Car Club and/or Jowetts in general) - Michael Koch-Osborne.
Member of the Year (nominated by the Sections of JCC) - Julie Blow.
Attendance Cup (For attendance at club section meetings and events) - Tim Brown.
Attendance Cup - Ladies (as above) - Sue Mason.
George Mitchell Rose Bowl (sporting/competition award) - Ib Rasmussen.
Long Distance - Riviera Trophy (greatest mileage covered to rally driven from home by most direct route) - Ib Rasmussen & Cira Aalund (B499, Jupiter).
Pre-War Distance - Ken Warren Shield (greatest mileage covered to rally, driven from home by most direct route) - Roy Sumpner (BHN 334, Long 4).
Sporting Challenge Cup (Sporting/Competition Award) - Alan Bartlett (OY 8670, 1934 Long Saloon).
Castrol Trophy (Best section Stand at National Rally) - Jowett Juniors.
Kier Williams Trophy (Best Period Costume for Year of Car) - Ken and Leila Rogers (Javelin, PPH 819).
Marcel Becquart Cup (Best Special Bodied Jupiter) - Sheila Rigg (MTJ 300 Farr bodied Jupiter).
Side Valve Cup, Concours (Car of the Show, s.v.) - Michael Kavanagh (BT 1595, Tiller).
Overhead Valve Cup – Concours (Car of the Show, o.h.v.) - Craig Ainge (CKS 334, Jupiter).
Peoples Award – 'Boomerang' (most popular/desirable non-concours car, people’s vote) - Peter Tribble (HKY 133, Jupiter).
Side Valve Rose Bowl (greatest mileage covered in past year by non-concours sidevalve car) - John Atack (SV 8493, 1929 Long 4).
'Best of the Rest' Clock (best non-concours Entry, Northern Section vote) - Geoff Wills (BTE 52, Jason).
Kirkstall Press Award (most interesting/unusual non-concours Bradford) - Martin Smith (RPU 610, Bradford).
Roy Flower Salver (best contribution to & photograph in Jowetteer) - John Champion.
CPS Airedale Trophy (contributions to the Jowetteer) - Gavin Stewart.
Essential Nutrition Award - Drummond & Ruby Black.
Stationary/Industrial engine award (Williams Cup) - Martin Benning for Gloucestershire/Warwickshire Steam Railway.
2013 RALLY AWARDS
Junior Choice – best car - Craig Ainge (CKS 334, Jupiter).
Junior choice – best dressed lady - Pauline Brown.
Junior choice – best dressed gentleman - Dicken Armstrong.
'Spirit of the Rally' - Brian Hehir.
Re: Jowett Annual Weekend, Basingstoke 24-27 May 2013
Rally Handbook is now online, just a low res version I'm afraid to keep download speeds vaguely reasonable 
https://jowettnet/forum/download/file.p ... &mode=view
https://jowettnet/forum/download/file.p ... &mode=view
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Re: Jowett Annual Weekend, Basingstoke 24-27 May 2013
Jack,
Are the photos up anywhere of the period dress on the rally field day? And of the evening photos from the Sunday?
Are the photos up anywhere of the period dress on the rally field day? And of the evening photos from the Sunday?
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Re: Jowett Annual Weekend, Basingstoke 24-27 May 2013
I could not find anything other than all the cars at Basingstoke having done a search using 'Basingstoke'.
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Re: Jowett Annual Weekend, Basingstoke 24-27 May 2013
We've got this one, and there are a few more taken as the judges went around, just need to get everything uploaded.AlanBartlett wrote:Jack,
Are the photos up anywhere of the period dress on the rally field day? And of the evening photos from the Sunday?
Jack.
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