Trinity Engineering Fund Raiser 20th October

[Tim Butcher]

We are up to over 100 people now so looking like a good turn out.

I hope as many of you as possible can come along.

[Simon T]

Tim, would love to come but will be scaring passengers at Castle Combe in aid of another charity. shame in a way as I love bacon butties, good luck with your day!

Simon

[yeti]

theno23 said:

Count me in too - I was going to do the up north run, but don't think I can spare the time, so this should fill a gap

- Steve

Man up Steve - I'm doing both

[burntout]

Tim,

What time does it all start?????

[Neil1300R]

Thought it was supposed to be sunny today. At least its stopped raining. Still a bit misty, hopefully will brighten up.
At least there's no point cleaning the car first!
See you there later

[Neil1300R]

Good to see a few familiar faces and meet some new people.
Mr Hall's car is stunning, changes colour depending on the light.
Burnout now has number plates on his car, the rear is probably even legal
Still want a Vanquish.

Had to leave early, off to take my 9 year old niece out on the motorbike - her idea not mine

Edited by Neil1300R on Saturday 20th October 12:20

[Niki M]

Great morning at Trinity - fantastic turnout of some truly stunning cars and the sun even came out. Well done to Tim & his team for organising.

[Tim Butcher]

Dear All

All I would like to say is a huge thankyou to everyone that turned up to help raise money. The weather didnt start off that great with the morning mist but when it cleared it was a glorious day.

We had expected just over 100 people but in the end it was over 160 and my poor PA, Anne and Mrs B cooked nearly 200 bacon and sausage buttys!

As you know the event was to raise money to purchase Ipads for Headley Court. Not only were TWO Ipads donated but enough money was put in the bucket to purchase another five of them. It will make a massive difference to the rehabilitation team at Headley and I know they would want me to pass on their thanks also.

There were some fabulous cars turned up from a 1950's DB2/4 to Tony's DBS and virtually every model in between with too many names to mention. I dont know the exact number but I beleive in the region of 70 cars arrived and what a sight it was. So on behalf of Me and my guys at Trinity, thank you for making it a great day all round.

Lastly my thanks to the Webmaster at PH for allowing this post to run.

[yeti]

Thanks to all at Trinity for their hospitality, even remembered how I like my bacon cooked

And thank you Alan for fixing my 12V socket or I'd still be driving round Yorkshire without my satnav!

Ah that DB5 Convertible... One day, one day...

[burntout]

Was a really great day.... really enjoyed it and was all for a good cause..

I always want to take pictures of some of the cars at trinity and never get the chance, but sat morning I managed to get a few...























Some beautiful cars.......

[Gibberish]

burntout said:

....Some beautiful cars

Thanks for posting, great pictures.


Wish I could have been there.

[woolders]

Good fun morning with delicious bacon butties and some lovely cars. Strangely, there were only a couple of black, grey and silver ones - plenty of blue, green and even red ones. I should have taken a picture and sent it to my dealer!