Mopar Muscle Association UK

Hi all... I am aiming to get our site calendar well and truly stuffed full of car events for 2018. If you know of any good local meets etc that may be of interest then please post them up and I will get the ball rolling,

Cheers Steve

Thanks, Steve

Sorry for the 'bump' on this. I am going to start populating the new calendar on the forum with 2018 events so please let me know of ANY events that you think will interest our members. It doesn't matter how small they are, I will include them,

Cheers Steve

Steve, I made a start on this over the weekend, I'll post some more from down south that I know of, don't forget the local meets too.

Thanks Derek.... Im hoping that members will let me know about all the small events in their areas. I know of a few in the Midlands but this definitely needs to be a club effort to make it worthwhile,

Cheers Steve

Thanks for doing this Steve. Two local monthly meets that I often attend are:

Pebble Dash at Roedean Cafe, Brighton, 3nd Friday evening (Mar-Oct only) https://www.facebook.com/groups/225052917600929/

Classic Car and Motorbike Club, Riverview Cafe, Forest Row, 2nd Sunday morning https://www.facebook.com/groups/riverviewcafe/

Sunday 13th may Bushey park Hampton (London SW)

parade of military vehicles and classic cars to celebrate chestnut Sunday

in the Teddington Gate off sandy lane between 10 am and 11

turn left

wait in a pile by the roadway with other interesting vehicles

parade through park about 12:00 in a massive convoy making a right old racket

park up in pride of place on the grass next to the fairground

eat hotdog/ice cream/quinoa
wander around

look at stuff
watch some horses dance
look at EX MOD US ARMY and Eastern block bits of army surplus do military type things
have pic-nic
talk to strangers
point at a deer

go home

always good fun.

I once saw the actor who formerly played nick cotton, he seemed amused when we gave it a good rev...

details http://www.fbhp.org.uk/bushy-park/cs/intro.html.php


Dave

Fantastic gents, just what we need... keep it coming!

Cheers Steve