Heart of England Classic Transport Club
On Sunday 25th July, I went to Bulkington WMC to visit the Heart of England Classic Transport Club. It was absolutely brilliant to see so many classics and so many characters who are passionate about their cars. There was a variety of motors and it was good to see so many people popping by to see the cars and discuss the history of the motors.
The club meet on a regular basis at the Griffin Inn on Coventry Road in Bedworth and everybody is welcome.
The dates of the upcoming meets are as follows
1900 – 2230 on the following Tuesdays 27th July, 10th August & 24th August 2010.
1130 – 1500 on the following Sundays 12th September, 10th October, 14th November & 12th December 2010.
If you’re in the area or you’re looking for an interesting trip out, pop in to the above meets, you’ll be made welcome and you’ll meet some real characters.
Pictures to be uploaded shortly.
Dawn
Research update
Good morning everyone.
I thought I would keep you informed of the research that I am currently looking at and hoping to publish soon as some are in the final stages.
For the truck enthusiasts, we have Albion and Thornycroft nearing completion.
For the motorcycle enthusiasts, we have BSA, Indian, Moto Guzzi, Ariel, Brough Superior, Velocette, and Vincent HRD.
For the car enthusiasts, we have Singer Cars, Jaguar and the infamous AC Cobra.
I am trying to get these completed as quickly as possible for you all to read. If you have any suggestions on what motor you would like to see researched next, drop me an email, and I’ll add it to the top of the list.
I would also like to thank the many people around the world, who have been viewing and publishing the articles that I have written, it’s good to know that there are so many of you out there that have an interest in classic motors.
Thanks very much and I’ll be back soon with the next publication.
Dawn
A New Members Area is in development
I am currently in the process of setting up a members area within the website, to enable exclusive downloads of certain research publications when they become available.
The next piece of research to be published relates to Scammell Trucks. A small excerpt publication will be available within the website, but the main publication will be listed within the members area.
I will announce the publication on here within the next 48 hours.
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