PALMS - Porsche And Leading Marques Show 26th June
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Apparently the Porsche Club of Great Britain are celebrating their 50th anniversary on 26th june at Stow Maries Aerodrome, Hackman's Lane, Purleigh, Nr Maldon, Essex CM3 6RN. This is the last remaining WW1 aerodrome, home of the 37 Squadron, Royal Flying Corp and 37 Squadron RAF. there's a small museum and home to RS Performance - bespoke vehicle and engine builders.
www.stowmaries.com
Twenty other car clubs have been invited and previous years have had over 300 cars. They are planning to have vintage aircraft flying in, model aircraft displays, vintage cars, F1 simulator, Harris Hawk flying display, BBQ beer tent plus all the display cars.
the day starts at 11am, ends 4pm. £5 entry to raise funds for cancer charities and essex air ambulance
Sounds interesting.www.stowmaries.com
Twenty other car clubs have been invited and previous years have had over 300 cars. They are planning to have vintage aircraft flying in, model aircraft displays, vintage cars, F1 simulator, Harris Hawk flying display, BBQ beer tent plus all the display cars.
the day starts at 11am, ends 4pm. £5 entry to raise funds for cancer charities and essex air ambulance
I know the venue well, it used to be owned by friends - but the renovations look great.
I've recently joined the PCGB, and Region 11 are keen to make the day a success, particularly as they're raising money for the Essex Air Ambulance too.
Anyone wanting to come to the day and show off their car would be advised to arrive before 10:00 so you can be parked.
From the PCGB R11 Forum:
Please put the date 26th June in your diary. R11 will be holding a mega car show at Stow Maries Aerodrome, Hackman's Lane, Purleigh, Nr. Maldon.This year, being a special anniversary for our Club, we decided on something special and will be holding our major event of the year at a WW1 aerodrome. The aerodrome is the largest WW1 site remaining, which was the home of 37 (Home Defence) Squadron, Royal Flying Corp., subsequently 37 Squadron RAF. The site houses a small museum and is now owned by Mr. Steve Wilson and Mr. Russell Savory of RS Performance, who are bespoke vehicle builders, manufacturing about ten vehicles a year for specific clients, the cars including their own hand-built engine, which provide awesome performance. For further details of the aerodrome see www.stowmaries.com.
Twenty other car clubs are also invited to attend and so we hope for a great range of cars to admire. In the past we have had about 300 cars and would like to exceed that number this year.We are planning to have vintage aircraft flying in, possibly the Essex Air Ambulance, model aircraft flying displays, an F1 simulator, the Essex Police Interceptors, a Harris Hawk flying display, and some historic motor vehicles.There will be a pay-as-you-go hog roast, barbeque, and a local publican will be supplying liquid refreshment. We will run the event between 11.00am and 4.00pm and so it would be good if our Porsches started to arrive at 9.30am because (a) we wish to arrange many of the cars in a display in the shape of number 50 with the hope of taking an aerial picture, and (b) the entrance to the aerodrome, although smooth concrete, is single track for much of it's length. We will have a Regional concours with 3 classes, Porsche pre-1973, 1974-95, and 1996-August 2010. I know most of you look after your cars really well and they will be fine for our concours, which will judged by Paul Chapman of Chaplanes, the Official Porsche body shop in Colchester. Awards for the concours are being kindly supplied through the generosity of Simon Sweeting, General Manager, PC Colchester. Please register for the concours by letting me know your name, membership number, car model, year of manufacture, and registration number by 5th June.Because we wish to raise as much as we can for cancer charities and the Essex Air Ambulance, we will make a charge of £5 per person, children under 16 years being free. Please note, there will be no credit card or debit card facilities and so entrance, food, etc., will be strictly cash only.This promises to be a wonderful event and I hope you will support your Region. We will need 20 marshals to help with organisation on the day and, as a reflection of our gratitude, the marshals will receive free entrance and refreshment vouchers as a thank you. Please let me know if you can help from 9.00am onwards by sending an email to r11@porscheclubgb.com.
Anyone wanting to come to the day and show off their car would be advised to arrive before 10:00 so you can be parked.
From the PCGB R11 Forum:
Please put the date 26th June in your diary. R11 will be holding a mega car show at Stow Maries Aerodrome, Hackman's Lane, Purleigh, Nr. Maldon.This year, being a special anniversary for our Club, we decided on something special and will be holding our major event of the year at a WW1 aerodrome. The aerodrome is the largest WW1 site remaining, which was the home of 37 (Home Defence) Squadron, Royal Flying Corp., subsequently 37 Squadron RAF. The site houses a small museum and is now owned by Mr. Steve Wilson and Mr. Russell Savory of RS Performance, who are bespoke vehicle builders, manufacturing about ten vehicles a year for specific clients, the cars including their own hand-built engine, which provide awesome performance. For further details of the aerodrome see www.stowmaries.com.
Twenty other car clubs are also invited to attend and so we hope for a great range of cars to admire. In the past we have had about 300 cars and would like to exceed that number this year.We are planning to have vintage aircraft flying in, possibly the Essex Air Ambulance, model aircraft flying displays, an F1 simulator, the Essex Police Interceptors, a Harris Hawk flying display, and some historic motor vehicles.There will be a pay-as-you-go hog roast, barbeque, and a local publican will be supplying liquid refreshment. We will run the event between 11.00am and 4.00pm and so it would be good if our Porsches started to arrive at 9.30am because (a) we wish to arrange many of the cars in a display in the shape of number 50 with the hope of taking an aerial picture, and (b) the entrance to the aerodrome, although smooth concrete, is single track for much of it's length. We will have a Regional concours with 3 classes, Porsche pre-1973, 1974-95, and 1996-August 2010. I know most of you look after your cars really well and they will be fine for our concours, which will judged by Paul Chapman of Chaplanes, the Official Porsche body shop in Colchester. Awards for the concours are being kindly supplied through the generosity of Simon Sweeting, General Manager, PC Colchester. Please register for the concours by letting me know your name, membership number, car model, year of manufacture, and registration number by 5th June.Because we wish to raise as much as we can for cancer charities and the Essex Air Ambulance, we will make a charge of £5 per person, children under 16 years being free. Please note, there will be no credit card or debit card facilities and so entrance, food, etc., will be strictly cash only.This promises to be a wonderful event and I hope you will support your Region. We will need 20 marshals to help with organisation on the day and, as a reflection of our gratitude, the marshals will receive free entrance and refreshment vouchers as a thank you. Please let me know if you can help from 9.00am onwards by sending an email to r11@porscheclubgb.com.
I've recently joined the PCGB, and Region 11 are keen to make the day a success, particularly as they're raising money for the Essex Air Ambulance too.
Anyone wanting to come to the day and show off their car would be advised to arrive before 10:00 so you can be parked.
From the PCGB R11 Forum:
Please put the date 26th June in your diary. R11 will be holding a mega car show at Stow Maries Aerodrome, Hackman's Lane, Purleigh, Nr. Maldon.This year, being a special anniversary for our Club, we decided on something special and will be holding our major event of the year at a WW1 aerodrome. The aerodrome is the largest WW1 site remaining, which was the home of 37 (Home Defence) Squadron, Royal Flying Corp., subsequently 37 Squadron RAF. The site houses a small museum and is now owned by Mr. Steve Wilson and Mr. Russell Savory of RS Performance, who are bespoke vehicle builders, manufacturing about ten vehicles a year for specific clients, the cars including their own hand-built engine, which provide awesome performance. For further details of the aerodrome see www.stowmaries.com.
Twenty other car clubs are also invited to attend and so we hope for a great range of cars to admire. In the past we have had about 300 cars and would like to exceed that number this year.We are planning to have vintage aircraft flying in, possibly the Essex Air Ambulance, model aircraft flying displays, an F1 simulator, the Essex Police Interceptors, a Harris Hawk flying display, and some historic motor vehicles.There will be a pay-as-you-go hog roast, barbeque, and a local publican will be supplying liquid refreshment. We will run the event between 11.00am and 4.00pm and so it would be good if our Porsches started to arrive at 9.30am because (a) we wish to arrange many of the cars in a display in the shape of number 50 with the hope of taking an aerial picture, and (b) the entrance to the aerodrome, although smooth concrete, is single track for much of it's length. We will have a Regional concours with 3 classes, Porsche pre-1973, 1974-95, and 1996-August 2010. I know most of you look after your cars really well and they will be fine for our concours, which will judged by Paul Chapman of Chaplanes, the Official Porsche body shop in Colchester. Awards for the concours are being kindly supplied through the generosity of Simon Sweeting, General Manager, PC Colchester. Please register for the concours by letting me know your name, membership number, car model, year of manufacture, and registration number by 5th June.Because we wish to raise as much as we can for cancer charities and the Essex Air Ambulance, we will make a charge of £5 per person, children under 16 years being free. Please note, there will be no credit card or debit card facilities and so entrance, food, etc., will be strictly cash only.This promises to be a wonderful event and I hope you will support your Region. We will need 20 marshals to help with organisation on the day and, as a reflection of our gratitude, the marshals will receive free entrance and refreshment vouchers as a thank you. Please let me know if you can help from 9.00am onwards by sending an email to r11@porscheclubgb.com.
Anyone wanting to come to the day and show off their car would be advised to arrive before 10:00 so you can be parked.
From the PCGB R11 Forum:
Please put the date 26th June in your diary. R11 will be holding a mega car show at Stow Maries Aerodrome, Hackman's Lane, Purleigh, Nr. Maldon.This year, being a special anniversary for our Club, we decided on something special and will be holding our major event of the year at a WW1 aerodrome. The aerodrome is the largest WW1 site remaining, which was the home of 37 (Home Defence) Squadron, Royal Flying Corp., subsequently 37 Squadron RAF. The site houses a small museum and is now owned by Mr. Steve Wilson and Mr. Russell Savory of RS Performance, who are bespoke vehicle builders, manufacturing about ten vehicles a year for specific clients, the cars including their own hand-built engine, which provide awesome performance. For further details of the aerodrome see www.stowmaries.com.
Twenty other car clubs are also invited to attend and so we hope for a great range of cars to admire. In the past we have had about 300 cars and would like to exceed that number this year.We are planning to have vintage aircraft flying in, possibly the Essex Air Ambulance, model aircraft flying displays, an F1 simulator, the Essex Police Interceptors, a Harris Hawk flying display, and some historic motor vehicles.There will be a pay-as-you-go hog roast, barbeque, and a local publican will be supplying liquid refreshment. We will run the event between 11.00am and 4.00pm and so it would be good if our Porsches started to arrive at 9.30am because (a) we wish to arrange many of the cars in a display in the shape of number 50 with the hope of taking an aerial picture, and (b) the entrance to the aerodrome, although smooth concrete, is single track for much of it's length. We will have a Regional concours with 3 classes, Porsche pre-1973, 1974-95, and 1996-August 2010. I know most of you look after your cars really well and they will be fine for our concours, which will judged by Paul Chapman of Chaplanes, the Official Porsche body shop in Colchester. Awards for the concours are being kindly supplied through the generosity of Simon Sweeting, General Manager, PC Colchester. Please register for the concours by letting me know your name, membership number, car model, year of manufacture, and registration number by 5th June.Because we wish to raise as much as we can for cancer charities and the Essex Air Ambulance, we will make a charge of £5 per person, children under 16 years being free. Please note, there will be no credit card or debit card facilities and so entrance, food, etc., will be strictly cash only.This promises to be a wonderful event and I hope you will support your Region. We will need 20 marshals to help with organisation on the day and, as a reflection of our gratitude, the marshals will receive free entrance and refreshment vouchers as a thank you. Please let me know if you can help from 9.00am onwards by sending an email to r11@porscheclubgb.com.
Just wanted to congratulate the organisers of this meet - wasn't sure what to expect but ended up really enjoying it. Lots of car clubs with some interesting stuff on display. The workshop with the old F1 turbo cars and racing V8 Caterhams was another really cool find. Well worth a visit next year if you weren't there today!
JamieG said:
Just wanted to congratulate the organisers of this meet - wasn't sure what to expect but ended up really enjoying it. Lots of car clubs with some interesting stuff on display. The workshop with the old F1 turbo cars and racing V8 Caterhams was another really cool find. Well worth a visit next year if you weren't there today!
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