Found it

Cj your enthusiasm is very inspiring and its for a great cause.
Your selfless efforts of late have seen alot of us follow you on Facebook in the press and on here.

I would value Petes opinion as a man in his position can usually see financial gain or loss.

Either way im willing to participate but i agree with the views that this needs to we a much wider angle if its going to achieve more than the expenditure.
Let me know if im able to help in any way.

The Caledar could be sold via the just giving site or similar. The purchase can be treated as a "donation" and the calendar becomes a free gift, that way you can claim gift aid for uk tax payers and raise an extra 25%

Has Marco joined the club again under the sudaname Lezza and asking us to send naked pictures of ourselves, deviant lol

LMAO!!!!

LMFAO!!!!!!!

i have no come back to that

i think i can push my mrs and a few of her mates (giggady into the shoot!!

INFACT... maybe you could use some of these great photos from last year!







and the rest

Now that looks like a quality meet Marco

indeed it was

indeed it was

Some of them are rather gay

Sams Mate... i remember now.... defo would

Ah yes a good little catch up that was. Glad you kept the more x rated ones under cover.

Ahahahahaaa! Er...Im up for this, is that wrong of me!?

I can't believe how many of those pictures involve almost certain paintwork damage to the Coupé's

Just don't get a parking ticket this time

Bloody hell, what a memory! Can you believe that its been SIX years!

It was a great meet

Some good roads, Johnny in his S2000, following the Aston, great convoy into Stratford and then a coffee opposite the Theatre.

Followed by a spirited drive back along the Warwick by-pass home.

Sometimes I do miss my coupe

It was before Marcos respray. Notice how I made Sam rest on my headlight and not the bonnet

If the aim is to sell the maximum number of calendars, then I would rethink the coupé theme.

Thinking about how many copies a calendar on boilers sold and assuming a car marque will sell similarly is missing a fundamental point why the calendars sell. People have no loyalty to a boiler, but are fan-boys when it comes to cars - so they would positively not want a calendar that pays homage to a car that does nothing for them. You will get no-one buying out of irony. How many people other than Man U fans would buy a Man U calendar - whether for charity or not? Would the Man U haters be similarly hostile to a calendar on fire engines?

You need something with a fan base that has a wide appeal because of that fan base, or something that has a wide neutral appeal because it does not have a fan base.

For example, rather than posing with a single make of car, how about posing with assorted car parts from a breaker/individual garage - appealing to the neutrals and also to the car-nuts who would want to show their knowledge by identifying the car it comes from, and the corporates involved will want to buy loads to send to their customers.

Finally, on a personal note, be wary not to be cursorily dismissive of those offering advice; it may make others think twice about saying something that could benefit the charities you are trying to help - which I hope you will agree is rather more important.

Good post emjay