Trevor

That's now been changed for you 🙂

I can send you the list of affected IP addresses that it is pinging off.....one was preventing you from registering in the first place. Nord is probably a better one to go with I would think

Hi Gary It appears you are using a VPN and the IP addresses it is choosing are heavily spammed, therefore the spam filters (are quite rightly) protecting the site. Unfortunately, this is the reason you are experiencing issues with posting....but at least the posts have now been filtered and being approved as genuine

That issue should now be sorted and have entered your name in your profile for you

UPDATE! Please find attached your club label (link below) – Please ensure that you print this label and display it in the windscreen upon entry to the event, this ensures that all members wishing to park within your club area are directed to the correct parking location by our stewards. Please do not modify or add logos to the club label. Audi Owners Club A.pdf We do ask that all individuals have purchased their tickets on an individual basis in advance via our website, to speed up the entry process on the day. This can be done on our website here until 2pm on the day when admission closes * Tickets are per person, so please ensure that all persons arriving are covered by a ticket. Please note, we do ask clubs to arrive by 10.30am and if members have not arrived by then club spaces will be allocated to general participant parking.

Tickets can still be purchased and make sure you state Audi Owners Club when booking

On their way to you today 🙂

Anymore for the show? Got to let Beaulieu know the number of cars from this club attending the show....last chance to put your name down for the main event!

Sorry for the delay, was at the Le Mans 24 hours race, but the stickers have now been dispatched to you

Will certainly look into that Gareth....I'm sure we're not the only forums to have members ghost the site once they have read the response. Also, wonder whether many members use the email to register but not always visit their mailbox to check for responses

Members can opt to receive notifications depending on their preferences....mostly when they post a thread or reply then they will get a notification

Event update from Beaulieu Motor Museum

Yes, will definitely enlighten you with the planned trip (when finances allow) and will definitely look forward to riding on roads that I have to concentrate so hard on avoiding obstacles and just enjoy the scenery. Was flashed in Germany but never got a ticket, in France I have been stopped and (illegally) fined by the corrupt police force there 😞 I will post in the Road Trips section as could do with kick-starting that one up again https://www.audiownersclub.com/forums/forum/87-road-trips/

Great write up Frank and thanks for sharing it with us I too have done a similar route on my motorbike through Ypres onto Black Forest and into Bavaria then Austria before heading into Italy.....what amazing roads is all that can be said and the views are second to none! Brings back some great memories and is strongly convincing me to plan another European road trip, thanks!

Hi Steve, so sorry to hear of the demise of your Audi in such a bizarre way 😞 but at least no one was injured. Our neighbour had an A6 a few years ago that ended up in the neighbours hedge over the road, same thing....applied the handbrake, went indoors and only found it the next morning. One thing that surprised me was that the alarm had not activated (e.g. movement sensors, etc) when it was merrily rolling down the road or across the forecourt. On the subject of parts, it is not just Audi and cars in general, motorbikes are a leisure industry and therefore replacement bike parts are incredibly extortionate through the manufacturer. Luckily, there are many aftermarket suppliers for spares and can usually find the part at a bargain price through eBay and such like. But 'badge engineering' is rife and makes such as Ducati (who incidentally are owned by Audi, I believe) are off the scale when it comes to parts and servicing. Good luck with your search for a replacement car and it would be great to see you stay in the forums to continue imparting your knowledge to others.

I hate to bring bad news to the table but I have come across this before on a Mini (BMW version) where the car was in a flood and based in Cornwall where this is common. The car was subsequently written off and should never have been resold as damage occurs to the electronics and numerous other areas. It is impossible to get out of the seats and also carries bacteria which can affect your breathing. If this is the case it will be accompanied by a pungent smell and also things like the seat runners can be corroded making it difficult to move back and forward. If the car has ever spent time in flood areas in Cornwall then you should investigate further

Happy New Year to all and also a Happy Birthday to you Kev Let's hope 2024 is a good one 🙂

Thank you Gareth and to you and yours too. Thank you also for all the hard work, that you and the other Moderating team members have put into this club over the past year, we all appreciate it.

lol....humour aimed at the us older generation I think....I remember Anthea Redfern so that shows my age Anthea Redfern, Self (Series 1-7) ; Isla St. Clair, Self (Series 8-11) ; Rosemarie Ford, Self (Series 12-16) ; Sally Meen, Self (Series 17).

Offers in the region of...... is always a good start to getting a buyer

Reminds me of that Father Ted episode

I know its not an Audi but this 'beauty' has been in Argostoli, Kefalonia for many years and this year it has actually moved.....whether anyone is going to restore it or whether it drives on a daily basis I don't know but I do love the effort they have put into the bodywork repairs 🙂

Welcome to the Audi Owners Club ! Good to have you onboard

Welcome to the Audi Owners Club ! Good to have you onboard