Menu toggle

Jeff Maynard looking for a 968 ?

Mr968

New member
I have been told recently that Jeff Maynard has been looking for a 968 for a photoshoot, I haven't been contacted by him, which I find a bit baffling, has anybody else been contacted.
 
I have been told recently that Jeff Maynard has been looking for a 968 for a photoshoot
I have been looking for all Porsche models since February for the birthday souvenir book - the 968 was conspicuous by its absence but I now have one for the final book shoot next Friday (18th)
 
Mental telepathy, you obviously weren't tuned in correctly![:)]
Jeff was probably thinking that the 968 was just a 944 Mk.II [:)]
Cheers,
 

what method did you use to let us know you were looking

vlf_dd_1-09_big.jpg

 
Forgive me but that's a bit of a vague answer Jeff,

2 straight questions then,
1. which articles in which Porsche Posts,
and
2. why not just send an email to me/Robin Walker, .

You have been looking since February, I have heard nothing about this.
 
Or god forbid post in the 968 section here !

Its a bit sad if you can't be bothered to contact the register secretary.
 
I was not looking specificaaly for a 968 but for a selection of cars for the souvenir book (I got over 70 cars this way) - Robin was fully in the loop
 
Jeff you made this comment,
"looking for all Porsche models since February for the birthday souvenir book - the 968 was conspicuous by its absence"
This statement (certainly the second part) either intentionally or unintentionally carries some weight in terms of somebody has failed in finding you a 968.

and now this comment,
"I was not looking specificaaly for a 968 but for a selection of cars for the souvenir book"

The 2 statements do not exactly equate.

I suppose question 2 has been answered, and that then begs the question that if Robin did not find you a 968, why you never attempted contacting myself or as Ian says put a post on the 968 section, in fact we have spoken since then so why not mention it at the time.

Please answer question 1, your answer is "conspicuous by its absence".

Thanks,
Stuart.
 
As a club member, I find these posts which attack those 'who do' a great deal for our club, highly dissapointing.

This is a CLUB, socially based around a car brand.

The countless hours that people donate for free is imeasurable in term of what those costs would be to an industry or business, which, low and behold our club happens to be.

I think a more relaxed attitude and at times, that is from both ports is required.

This is one of the reasons I am no longer an RO. I wish my time spent socially with my car to be enjoyable, not to be lambasted by all (especially over a forum, which is at most faceless and unaccountable) who feel a tiny grievence.

Various threads over the past year, from the articles of the club to the accounts and how they are presented have taken up, in my opinion, pages upon pages of embarresment on this forum.

I do truly wonder if I will renew my membership this year.
 
To be fair Mark the person asking the questions of the Vice Chairman is actually the 968 REGISTER SECRETARY!!!!! who I'm sure you will find puts in many hours also!

I agree that some things are better resolved out of the public eye though....

 
It is academic anyway since the book isn't going to be published.
To be fair to Jeff, he did advertise it in PP and it must have taken a massive effort to arrange all of the shoots and now, possibly, all for nothing.
 
the book isn't going to be published

Why not, after all the time & effort put into the publication already?
I'm sure I read elsewhere that a proof copy had already been seen by club officials.
 
911sse, what are you going on about, I haven't lambasted anybody.
Considering the tone of Jeff's public comment "the 968 was conspicuous by it's absence" I've been laid back about it.
Considering that the original question ("I have been told recently that Jeff Maynard has been looking for a 968 for a photoshoot, I haven't been contacted by him, which I find a bit baffling, has anybody else been contacted.") was aimed at the membership and not Jeff I'm not even sure why he decided to put such a controversial comment other than to make his feelings known that he was not happy and so it is Jeff who in your words must "feel a tiny grievence."

If you read the posts I simply asked him which article in which PP did he put the request in, so that I can form my own opinion of whether I have failed in some way. Jeff has chosen to not answer the question to date publically or to contact me privately to either apologise for the comment or give any sort of explanation. Can you offer an answer.
In short it is Jeff who has made what amounts to a public derogatory comment and then chosen not to offer an explanation. It is I who you should be defending from his comment and not Jeff for me asking for an explanation. Please re-read my postings and I hope you will find this to be true.
If not, then obviously you must feel that Jeff is able to make whatever public comments he wishes and then not have to explain them.

Regards,
Stuart.
 
In short it is Jeff who has made what amounts to a public derogatory comment
what nonesense!
I posted an article in PP asking for cars for a number of photo shoots (no models specified) and received enough replies to proceed and take many thousands of photographs (subsequently culled to some 50-60 for the finished layout). The project was undertaken by my daughter, Helen, and me - between us the project consumed in excess of 150 man days between March and August this year. I did not chase any particular model or models simply becasue I did not have any time to so do...
 
Thanks Jeff, but again which article in which PP.
Just wondering why I missed it.
Your comment that "the 968 was conspicuous by it's absence" is a cause for concern or did you not mean to be derogatory. An explanation would be helpful.

911sse you appear to have missed the key elements of my last posting, you appear to be saying that I have an "attitude" for asking for an explanation.
Please re-read my posting. Thanks.
 

Posts made and opinions expressed are those of the individual forum members

Use of the Forum is subject to the Terms and Conditions

Disclaimer

The opinions expressed on this site are not necessarily those of the Club, who shall have no liability in respect of them or the accuracy of the content. The Club assumes no responsibility for any effects arising from errors or omissions.

Porsche Club Great Britain gives no warranties, guarantees or assurances and makes no representations or recommendations regarding any goods or services advertised on this site. It is the responsibility of visitors to satisfy themselves that goods and/or services supplied by any advertiser are bona fide and in no instance can the Porsche Club Great Britain be held responsible.

When responding to advertisements please ensure that you satisfy yourself of any applicable call charges on numbers not prefixed by usual "landline" STD Codes. Information can be obtained from the operator or the white pages. Before giving out ANY information regarding cars, or any other items for sale, please satisfy yourself that any potential purchaser is bona fide.

Directors of the Board of Porsche Club GB, Club Office Staff, Register Secretaries and Regional Organisers are often requested by Club members to provide information on matters connected with their cars and other matters referred to in the Club Rules. Such information, advice and assistance provided by such persons is given in good faith and is based on the personal experience and knowledge of the individual concerned.

Neither Porsche Club GB, nor any of the aforementioned, shall be under any liability in respect of any such information, advice or assistance given to members. Members are advised to consult qualified specialists for information, advice and assistance on matters connected with their cars at all times.

Back
Top