A very big thank you goes to everyone who attended and helped to make the day another fantastic success for the Rover P6 Club. We thought the weather was going to be spoil the day but as it turned out the one brief shower didn't dampen any of your enthusiasm afterall. Special thanks also goes out to Ian Wilson and Kevin Allen for bringing their trade spares stands along and I hope it proved viable for them both. Another special thank you is sent to Michelle for the bouncy castle, Mel for bringing the Police Speed Camera van along and I must say big big thank you to Hawkesyard's Chef for the BBQ....it must have been good because when I went back for seconds, there was nothing left. Final thank yous to the Stuart for the use of the hospitality unit at short notice, Paul for the PA and Clive for doing the valuations on behalf of the Club.
I must add a Thank you for the kind words that you have posted on here and I'm glad to hear that you have got home safely, although there are still some of you on the way home, so take care. We actually settled down to a glass of wine and something to eat around 8.30pm last night, but today I'm still sorting the trailer and contents of the two cars we used for the equipment, while also preping the trailer ready for the National Restoration Show on the 23rd October. Don't forget that the RP6C display area, will host of the meeting point for CRF members at that show at 12 noon on the day.
The white 216 VDP auto, is a particularly fine example with a very low mileage and a very inetresting history and is not Chris York's, who unfortunately met with several vehicle failures on route to the event. And sadly Chris and our German friends who were traveling with him, didn't make it to the rally.
Thank you once again for attending the event and making it another major success for the RP6C, and very well done to all of your who came away with trophies and awards.