Bongo Fury

Well. Have taken a deposit from a guy for our Bongo this weekend, so thats it for us.
Billy Bongo is now owned by a University Lecturer from Lancaster Uni, so I have told Billy that from now on, he will have to be on his best behaviour.
I have mixed feelings this evening. Part of me is relieved that the "selling" part is over (I hate selling stuff - would rather just trade in) and part of me is gutted to be bongoless.
I had the oil and filter changed this weekend and I was looking at my engine and how clean and new it looks compared to other cars I have owned and it dawned on me that this is the reason we took 3 months to find "the one" It really has been a great van.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank a few people for their friendship and warmth these last few years. You know who you are so I wont embarrass you by putting your names on here. But THANKS guys and girls.

Erin, the girls and I would like to attend North West and Yorkshire crew meets in the future, even if its in a tent.

Its been a blast. From Pete's first ever Stainforth meet, the unforgettable Hill of Oaks Windermere boating weekend, Buxton Typhoon season and a quick visit to the Silverdale Soakers.

All the best everyone,

Dave and Erin and Honey Bunny Bee.

a sad sad day dave

stay on the forum and come to meets mate as you will be missed if you don't

all the best

Good Luck Dave and Erin
It was good to know you,keep in touch matey
Dabs

Best of luck Dave, please keep in touch
Anne

All the very best for the future Dave & Erin. You were amongst the first to welcome me into Bongoland and its a sad day etc.....

But life does move on and none of us will be Bongo owners forever however we feel now. Hope you'll keep coming to Bongo meets regardless.

Mike

Hey if you are coming to meets in your overgrown toddler suit you are always welcome - even if it is in a tent

My "overgrown toddler suit" kept me bone dry.
Until about 30 seconds before we left.
That was when a person who shall remain nameles (but has a lot of pink on their van and a liking for moving avitars) decided to move all the water from their awning, straight down my neck.
And at £12 from lidle, my all in one waterproof suit is great.

I might be tempted to wear it for you in the future Cat. Happy birthday.

Dave

Dave up north wrote:My "overgrown toddler suit" kept me bone dry.
Until about 30 seconds before we left.
That was when a person who shall remain nameles (but has a lot of pink on their van and a liking for moving avitars) decided to move all the water from their awning, straight down my neck.
And at £12 from lidle, my all in one waterproof suit is great.

I might be tempted to wear it for you in the future Cat. Happy birthday.

Dave

Hey there's an offer I cant refuse

thanks for the chat in the rain Dave, must do it again sometime, NOT. keep in touch and your always welcome you know that.

sad day indeed but make sure you carry on joining in dave n erin n honey, we would miss you all.

Glad to hear you are going to keep in touch It is only a matter of time till you get a caravan

Mmmm. Erin has actually mentioned caravans twice this week without swearing.
I think my sales pitch of a built in shower and toilet might be tempting her.
Although we never get weekends off together so it might be pointless.

Dave up north wrote:Mmmm. Erin has actually mentioned caravans twice this week without swearing.
I think my sales pitch of a built in shower and toilet might be tempting her.
Although we never get weekends off together so it might be pointless.

Hey after Mark went inside the bongo tardis even he was tempted and he hates caravans.

its been an enlighting experiance camping with you nutters.sorry you have sold the bongo dave and erin,you both will be sadly missed.hope you are coming to buxton again for the xmas fancydress mate
your welcome in a tent.good look for the future,make sure he keeps takin his ritalin erin

best wishes

dave,bev,+4+harley

Glad it looks like your getting a quick sale, but feel for your loss of bongo.

All the best.