GRRC Lunch Club

[Aar0sc]

Here are some of my photos; we were there in a OTS V12 E-Type
I'm not a GRRC member; but a mate is; so a group of Triumphs (and of course out Triumph E-Type and a Triumph Healey 3000 :P ) pootled down for a nice picnic
Highlights included: a Commer Dormobile; a Shagular (Fake; I'm certain of it); a Muira (AAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!!) and the Alvises

[Pistachio]

ahhh thats better…easy isnt it Well Done

[Aar0sc]

Pistachio said:

ahhh thats better…easy isnt it Well Done

Surprisingly easy yes! :P

[PompeyM3]

A few of my Pics from Sunday afternoon.....

[matg]

Was a great day. I also spotted Herbie Blash.

[matg]

1948 Healey Woodie Estate by matg, on Flickr


Ferrari 250 GT SWB by matg, on Flickr


Ariel Atom 3 by matg, on Flickr


1955 VW Bugle by matg, on Flickr


Goodwood House by matg, on Flickr


Cayman S & Aston Martin Vantage by matg, on Flickr


Corvette by matg, on Flickr

[Furyblade_Lee]

Several years back, after attending several Revivals, I enquired about joining the GRRC. On the phone I was met by a very hostile and negative woman, who told me something along the lines of "You can't just join you know, there is a 2 year waiting list" in a tone that genuinely shocked me. Basically, I felt like a poor commoner for just asking!

Imagine my surprise when about 6 months later, co-incidently when the recession started to hit, I got a phone call out of the blue inviting me to immediately join the GRRC at full price!

I was overjoyed they were so considerate to have kept me in mind!

I am still going to the Revival again this year though for 2 days, but as a "commoner".

[goodwoodweirdo]

Anyone know which car won the vote ?

Lee I think you where just unlucky, normally the ladies at the club are very helpful...

[touching cloth]

goodwoodweirdo said:

Anyone know which car won the vote ?

I didn't stay for the results but understand the Ferrari 250GT SWB won the vote.