Free BBQ for 'Drive-it Day' visitors - Lancs, UK
Autopia Service Centres in Darwen, Lancashire is hosting a free BBQ in support of the Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs' initiative to get 'em out and enjoy them.
On 25th April this year many Classic Car Clubs and individual Classic Owners across the UK will be showing support for the UK's historic vehicle population by dusting off their classic cars, vans, bikes & trucks and getting them on the road to demonstrate the strength of the movement, showcasing our classic car hobby to other enthusiast owners and to people who don't currently own a classic. The Drive-it Day commemorates 64 cars that set off from London on 23 April 1900 on the first Thousand Mile trial and will show the significant number of classics currently in the UK with many organised events taking place up and down the country, many museums and other sites of classic vehicle interest are opening or putting on some special events. For one day we should see the largest number of classic vehicles out on the roads of the UK and we'd like to offer Autopia as a stop off for any classic owner or club organised run participating in the annual event, so we'll be hosting an all day BBQ with free food, hot and cold drinks - for drivers and passengers of classic cars that visit us during the Drive-it Day. The BBQ will be fired up at 10am and across the day we will be serving; bacon rolls, sausage barmcakes, beef burgers, onions, baked potatoes, tea, coffee and soft drinks. We just need to know how many visitors to cater for so please call 01254 433397 or email us through the contact form on our website with details of cars, number of people and approximate time of arrival? American cousins are very welcome if you're out in your cars on Sunday, you just need to figure out how to cross that small stretch of water?? :-) best regards Darren [www.autopiaservicecentres.co.uk] |
Bill Young Bill Young Kansas City, MO (1337 posts) Registered: 10/23/2007 09:23AM Main British Car: '73 MG Midget V6 , '59 MGA I6 2.8 GM, 4.0 Jeep |
Re: Free BBQ for 'Drive-it Day' visitors - Lancs, UK
Darren, thanks for the invitation. Right now it seems like it would be easier to drive than to catch a flight! Of course finding a petrol station along the way might be a problem. Have a great time.
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dwtr6v8 Don Watson West Virginia (305 posts) Registered: 12/07/2007 07:45AM Main British Car: 1974 TR6 Ford 5.0 HO |
Re: Free BBQ for 'Drive-it Day' visitors - Lancs, UK
Darren,
I know you'll be busy cooking, but take some time out and get a few pictures and post here for all to see. |
Re: Free BBQ for 'Drive-it Day' visitors - Lancs, UK
As promised, pics (without commentary yet) available on our website; [www.autopiaservicecentres.co.uk]
will add some comments this week. best regards Darren |
dwtr6v8 Don Watson West Virginia (305 posts) Registered: 12/07/2007 07:45AM Main British Car: 1974 TR6 Ford 5.0 HO |
Re: Free BBQ for 'Drive-it Day' visitors - Lancs, UK
Darren,
Congrats on the BBQ event and..........Thanks for the Pics! Love the Alpine GTA ! I was waiting for you to add comments as I could not identify it. |
Re: Free BBQ for 'Drive-it Day' visitors - Lancs, UK
Commentary now added to pictures - hope you enjoy.
By the way, I've posted a poll on our website to ask website visitors to help choose the type of restoration on a vanilla and completely original 1975 MG BGT, please have a look at the details, options and spare me five minutes to post your vote? very best regards, Darren [www.autopiaservicecentres.co.uk] |