P6 ROVER OWNERS CLUB NATIONAL SHOW
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ONLY 25 DAYS LEFT TO THE NATIONAL SHOW ON
SUNDAY 27TH JUNE 2010
SEND YOUR ENTRY FORMS IN SOON TO GUARANTEE YOUR RALLY PLAQUE
ENTRY FORMS AVAILABLE FROM THIS TOPIC OR TO DOWNLOAD FROM THE WEBSITE : http://www.p6roc.com
A FANTASTIC DAY OUT FOR ALL THE FAMILY
SUNDAY 27TH JUNE 2010
SEND YOUR ENTRY FORMS IN SOON TO GUARANTEE YOUR RALLY PLAQUE
ENTRY FORMS AVAILABLE FROM THIS TOPIC OR TO DOWNLOAD FROM THE WEBSITE : http://www.p6roc.com
A FANTASTIC DAY OUT FOR ALL THE FAMILY
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squizzy
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It has just been announced that the next England football match is on Sunday.
For those of you that are dedicated to football as well as the P6, there is a pub about 8 metres from the Elsecar Heritage Centre where I'm sure there will be a TV for you to watch the match.
The P6ROC National Show is open to the public from 10.00am until 5.00pm.
Gates open at 8.30am and all vehicles on display must be in place by 10.00am.
We look forward to seeing you on Sunday.
Deborah Squires
For those of you that are dedicated to football as well as the P6, there is a pub about 8 metres from the Elsecar Heritage Centre where I'm sure there will be a TV for you to watch the match.
The P6ROC National Show is open to the public from 10.00am until 5.00pm.
Gates open at 8.30am and all vehicles on display must be in place by 10.00am.
We look forward to seeing you on Sunday.
Deborah Squires
chrisw
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quattro said:squizzy said:
2 miles from my house and Sparky is off the road (off the ground as well). :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
Richard
Should make it easier to put onto a car trailer then..
We had one in NZ a few years ago that was a fully stripped chassis going through a resto. Had a lot of people looking at it too..
chrisw said:Should make it easier to put onto a car trailer then..
Good point Chris, but it is upside down on the rotisserie thingy which I have bolted to the floor :shock:
Richard
squizzy
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ENGLAND FOOTBALL MATCH LIVE AT THE NATIONAL SHOW
We will be having a large TV screen on our Club stand so that all football fans can watch the football on Sunday.
Alternatively there is a pub only a few metres away.
It won't cost you any extra - just stay and enjoy the day!
Look forward to seeing you on Sunday - Deborah Squires
We will be having a large TV screen on our Club stand so that all football fans can watch the football on Sunday.
Alternatively there is a pub only a few metres away.
It won't cost you any extra - just stay and enjoy the day!
Look forward to seeing you on Sunday - Deborah Squires
squizzy
Member
Anyone who has missed the deadline for entry forms are very welcome to just turn up to the show tomorrow.
The show is open to all classics and we also have a few Rover 75's booked in along with some very nice modern cars.
Vehicles must be in place by 10.00am and gates open at 8.30am
I will be on the gate to meet you all.
Don't forget the suncream - its going to be hot!
See you all tomorrow - Deborah
The show is open to all classics and we also have a few Rover 75's booked in along with some very nice modern cars.
Vehicles must be in place by 10.00am and gates open at 8.30am
I will be on the gate to meet you all.
Don't forget the suncream - its going to be hot!
See you all tomorrow - Deborah
squizzy
Member
The P6 Rover Owners Club National Show took place on Sunday 27th June at the Elsecar Heritage Centre, South Yorkshire.
This central UK venue was chosen because of the variety of interests it has to suit the whole family. From a children’s play centre to antiques and collectables and the old fashioned sweet shop which proved to be an enjoyable day without just being sat in a field without nothing else to see or do. On the same day visitors were also able to enjoy a ride on the resident steam train.
The show was open to all classics and consisted of 36 vehicles on display which included 12 P6 Rovers’. They may not have been as many vehicles as hoped, but as they say “it’s quality not quantity”. Was the low turnout because of the annnouncement on the Wednesday prior to the show, that England was playing Germany in the World Cup on the same afternoon, the fuel costs and the current credit crunch, or maybe the turnout at classic car shows are much fewer these days than in past years?
The ‘P6 Rover of the Show’ and ‘3500 Winner’ was Mr Eric Boardman from Manchester with his immaculate 1972 Mexico Brown P6 Rover.
The ‘2000 Winner’ was Mr B. Hand from Chesterfield with his 1967 Rover P6 and the ‘2200 Winner’ was Mr Tony Ryalls with his 1974 Rover P6.
All of the vehicles at the show were stunning including the youngest vehicle on display which was a 2005 Rover 75 Estate and the oldest a vintage 1939 Daimler DB18-1.
The ‘Best Other Classic Winner’ was a 1969 Ford Capri 1600GT XLR owned by Mr Stuart Turp. The golden Ford Capri has appeared in ITV’s ‘Heartbeat’ in 2003 & 2004, also in the 2004 documentary ‘The Yorkshire Ripper’ and the film ‘The Damned United’ at Leeds Football Club in 2008.
A fantastic day was enjoyed by all who attended and visitors praised the Club on how much they enjoyed the show. A few local members were present who had not yet got there P6 on the road and two visitors drove from Germany who had hired a mobile home to collect some P6 parts from Birmingham and they called to the show to see the wonderful display.
The next P6 Rover Owners Club show will be at the Emley Show, Huddersfield on Saturday 7th August beside the Emley Mast which is the TV mast that you can see for miles around. If you would like to come along with your classic vehicle contact Deborah Squires on 01484 413608 or visit the Club website http://www.p6roc.com for further information.
Deborah Squires
(A full National Show report will be in the August P6 News magazine)
This central UK venue was chosen because of the variety of interests it has to suit the whole family. From a children’s play centre to antiques and collectables and the old fashioned sweet shop which proved to be an enjoyable day without just being sat in a field without nothing else to see or do. On the same day visitors were also able to enjoy a ride on the resident steam train.
The show was open to all classics and consisted of 36 vehicles on display which included 12 P6 Rovers’. They may not have been as many vehicles as hoped, but as they say “it’s quality not quantity”. Was the low turnout because of the annnouncement on the Wednesday prior to the show, that England was playing Germany in the World Cup on the same afternoon, the fuel costs and the current credit crunch, or maybe the turnout at classic car shows are much fewer these days than in past years?
The ‘P6 Rover of the Show’ and ‘3500 Winner’ was Mr Eric Boardman from Manchester with his immaculate 1972 Mexico Brown P6 Rover.
The ‘2000 Winner’ was Mr B. Hand from Chesterfield with his 1967 Rover P6 and the ‘2200 Winner’ was Mr Tony Ryalls with his 1974 Rover P6.
All of the vehicles at the show were stunning including the youngest vehicle on display which was a 2005 Rover 75 Estate and the oldest a vintage 1939 Daimler DB18-1.
The ‘Best Other Classic Winner’ was a 1969 Ford Capri 1600GT XLR owned by Mr Stuart Turp. The golden Ford Capri has appeared in ITV’s ‘Heartbeat’ in 2003 & 2004, also in the 2004 documentary ‘The Yorkshire Ripper’ and the film ‘The Damned United’ at Leeds Football Club in 2008.
A fantastic day was enjoyed by all who attended and visitors praised the Club on how much they enjoyed the show. A few local members were present who had not yet got there P6 on the road and two visitors drove from Germany who had hired a mobile home to collect some P6 parts from Birmingham and they called to the show to see the wonderful display.
The next P6 Rover Owners Club show will be at the Emley Show, Huddersfield on Saturday 7th August beside the Emley Mast which is the TV mast that you can see for miles around. If you would like to come along with your classic vehicle contact Deborah Squires on 01484 413608 or visit the Club website http://www.p6roc.com for further information.
Deborah Squires
(A full National Show report will be in the August P6 News magazine)
