Gawsworth Hall Classic Car Show May 3rd
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Just thought I'd let you know that the date of the Gawsworth show is on May 3rd this year. Will follow the usual format of display, autojumble & informal concours in the gardens/grounds of Gawsworth Hall.
While the event is principally open to pre-75 vehicles, we also actively encourage certain types of more modern machinery of a specialist nature: i.e. Caterham, Lotus, TVR, Marcos, Morgan, Aston Martin, Noble, Ultima, Porsche, Ferrari, Alpine, Corvette,etc.
Last year we had many more bikes attend the rally which was great, so if you've got an interesting machine from a classic trials bike to the latest MV Augusta why not come along.
The Historic Rally Car Register are attending with a number of their cars and also setting up a Scalextric rally stage in the Orangery. The stage will be timed and open for allcomers to compete against the clock. A prize will be given for FTD.
For further details ring Gawsworth Hall on 01260 223456.
While the event is principally open to pre-75 vehicles, we also actively encourage certain types of more modern machinery of a specialist nature: i.e. Caterham, Lotus, TVR, Marcos, Morgan, Aston Martin, Noble, Ultima, Porsche, Ferrari, Alpine, Corvette,etc.
Last year we had many more bikes attend the rally which was great, so if you've got an interesting machine from a classic trials bike to the latest MV Augusta why not come along.
The Historic Rally Car Register are attending with a number of their cars and also setting up a Scalextric rally stage in the Orangery. The stage will be timed and open for allcomers to compete against the clock. A prize will be given for FTD.
For further details ring Gawsworth Hall on 01260 223456.
81 Carrera - there are a very wide selection of vehicles entered on May 3rd. Lots of vintage & classic cars but also some interesting moderns, in no particular order: 2001 Ultima GTR, 2000 BMW 750 Alpina, 1988 Maserati Spyder, 1996 Chevrolet Camaro, 2002 Morgan Plus 8, 2007 Porsche Cayman S, 1991 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1. Quite afew interesting and sporty 70s cars: 1970 Renault Alpine A110, various AVO Escorts and even a Cortina Savage V6, 1972 Plymouth Cuda, the list goes on. Clubs with some moderns include: Porsche Club GB, LADS Lotus/Caterham Seven Club, Cheshire Lotus Owners Group, Rolls Royce Enthusiasts Club, Morgan Club, TVR Club, etc, etc.
Gawsworth said:
81 Carrera - there are a very wide selection of vehicles entered on May 3rd. Lots of vintage & classic cars but also some interesting moderns, in no particular order: 2001 Ultima GTR, 2000 BMW 750 Alpina, 1988 Maserati Spyder, 1996 Chevrolet Camaro, 2002 Morgan Plus 8, 2007 Porsche Cayman S, 1991 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1. Quite afew interesting and sporty 70s cars: 1970 Renault Alpine A110, various AVO Escorts and even a Cortina Savage V6, 1972 Plymouth Cuda, the list goes on. Clubs with some moderns include: Porsche Club GB, LADS Lotus/Caterham Seven Club, Cheshire Lotus Owners Group, Rolls Royce Enthusiasts Club, Morgan Club, TVR Club, etc, etc.
Mine will be the 2002 Morgan Plus 8, I will be there.Gawsworth said:
81 Carrera - there are a very wide selection of vehicles entered on May 3rd. Lots of vintage & classic cars but also some interesting moderns, in no particular order: 2001 Ultima GTR, 2000 BMW 750 Alpina, 1988 Maserati Spyder, 1996 Chevrolet Camaro, 2002 Morgan Plus 8, 2007 Porsche Cayman S, 1991 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1. Quite afew interesting and sporty 70s cars: 1970 Renault Alpine A110, various AVO Escorts and even a Cortina Savage V6, 1972 Plymouth Cuda, the list goes on. Clubs with some moderns include: Porsche Club GB, LADS Lotus/Caterham Seven Club, Cheshire Lotus Owners Group, Rolls Royce Enthusiasts Club, Morgan Club, TVR Club, etc, etc.
Mine will be the 2002 Morgan Plus 8, I will be there.Gawsworth said:
GT1. A Venturi would be very welcome, they are pretty rare and I don't think we have had one on display before.
Great. Thank you.It was actually a guy from PCGB that mentioned this show a couple of years ago. All good things and said 'one not to miss'.
Really looking forward to it
GC1 said:
what's the best way to get to Gawsworth coming in from the north M6 direction,also the best roads without speed bumps to negotiate ?
Get off at junction 19 and follow the signs to Macclesfield. This takes you through Knutsford but there are no speed bumps. You will end up on the A537 (Chelford Road). When you get into Macclesfield you will reach a roundabout with a BUPA hospital to your left. Take the 4th Exit signed Leek A536 and there is also a sign for Gawsworth Hall. Not the quickest or the most scenic route but it's the route with the least potholes and mud!
I'm considering bringing my 71' Nissan S30 Fairlady Z-L (JDM version of the Datsun 240Z) down on Monday, although I can't definitely commit at this point (I'm doing another show on Saturday and we have friends coming to stay this weekend). From the above post, Gawsworth, I take it would be alright for me to turn up on the day and exhibit?
It's a pity we haven't been able to muster the usual Z Club contingent the last couple of years, but all the local regulars seem to be off the road for dramatic rebuilds/engine swaps etc. at the mo!
It's a pity we haven't been able to muster the usual Z Club contingent the last couple of years, but all the local regulars seem to be off the road for dramatic rebuilds/engine swaps etc. at the mo!
plasticpig said:
GC1 said:
what's the best way to get to Gawsworth coming in from the north M6 direction,also the best roads without speed bumps to negotiate ?
Get off at junction 19 and follow the signs to Macclesfield. This takes you through Knutsford but there are no speed bumps. You will end up on the A537 (Chelford Road). When you get into Macclesfield you will reach a roundabout with a BUPA hospital to your left. Take the 4th Exit signed Leek A536 and there is also a sign for Gawsworth Hall. Not the quickest or the most scenic route but it's the route with the least potholes and mud!
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