I went to the meeting on Saturday, and i have to say that there was a lot of listening going on by the committee members. The issues of benefits was raised and its not just this forum that have issues with BMWCC.Charles wrote:Actually I think the starting point has to be why would we want a "club" in the first place.
What's wrong with what we've already got?
I won't comment anymore as this is Simon's thread and he will report back regarding the alpina register.
With regards to starting up a new club, this is not an easy task. Hence why i agree, stick with what you have got. Alpina's have a very niche target audience and i feel that all thwe work will go in to set up a club and it will gain no more members and just add alot of hassle for the mod's and committee.
Also, when BMWCC has plenty of BMW focused events etc, why double up the work. After all this is the official Alpina section of the BMWCC, via Simon, so may as well tack on to the events that are already in place. I feel differently about the non-assocaited forums that come to Gaydon and take over without having put in any help at all.
We have to all remember, that this is not a business. We do this as we want to enjoy our cars, make friends and share information/knowledge. Lets concentrate on these aspects and not generate ourselves more work!