Concorde Classics Car Show - Sunday 4th September 2011 - Sou

[Yosemite]

Concorde Classics Car Show - Sunday 4th September 2011 - Southampton

Why not join us and support this wonderful car show and raise lots of money for Naomi House Children's Hospice. This will be our 3rd Concorde Classics Charity Car Show, to be held in the grounds of the Concorde Jazz Club at Eastleigh on Sunday 4th September 2011.

This is a charity show and all proceeds will be going to Naomi House Children's Hospice. We are looking for Supercars, Sports Cars, and Classics to be displayed at the show. If you have a race car, we would also love to have that on display in our racing paddock area. It costs nothing to display your car, but if you pay £5 then your car is entered in to the car of the show competition, and the money will go to the charity.
We are limited to space, so book early by visiting our web site www.concordeclassics.co.uk and clicking on the 'Display Cars' page link.

It is a great show with great atmosphere, all for a very worthy cause.

[Yosemite]

Lots of cool cars booking in, so don't miss the opportunity to support Naomi House Children's Hospice. All the money will go to them.

[Darth maul]

yes im in also graham in our subaru

[Legacywr]

Just put my name down

[Yosemite]

We have a 458, new Mclaren and other such cars coming. It would be great to have a Lamborghini on display as well in the super car section. Can you help?

All proceeds will go to Naomi House Children's Hospice, so not only a enjoyable event but also for a great cause.

Contact me via the web site www.concordeclassics.co.uk

Rob

[Yosemite]

The show is now full and we have lots of cars for people to see, from Super cars to Austin 7's. Its a charity car show, so please come along to the show and help us raise as much money of as possible for Naomi House Children's Hospice.

Visit the web site for all the attractions and updates www.concordeclassics.co.uk

[Legacywr]

Bump!

Who else is going?

[garrykiller]

yeah i am going and so is my dad.

[ewolg]

....and for all the Ladies, Mr James Martin (celeb chef) is attending so get your best dresses and perfume out!!!

[garrykiller]

ewolg said:

....and for all the Ladies, Mr James Martin (celeb chef) is attending so get your best dresses and perfume out!!!

[garrykiller]

as this is this weekend thought i would bump.

[HereBeMonsters]

Will the parking be better organised this year?

[ewolg]

HereBeMonsters said:

Will the parking be better organised this year?

Yes it will be as we have the Rotary Club helping out this year plus we have the full car park at the Eastleigh Football Club available to us.
I don't think it was that bad last year considering we only had a few volunteers - difficult organising shows, easy attending them.....!!!!

[Legacywr]

There is also a motorbike show 200m up the road at The Cricketers PH!

[MaxMX5]

Me and my Dad are planning to go too. Hopefully the rain will stay away.

[ewolg]

Can't thank the participants who came and weathered the weather at the Concorde Classics Show - a massive thanks for sitting out the rain and staying to the end, you really are the very best. I know that after 12.00 we had queues at the gate and we think we may have raised slightly more than last year, so a massive thanks to all those who came in the rain and sun!!
It was a culmination of 9 months of hard work and unfortunately the weather was unkind this time but we will be back next year so please keep an eye on www.concordeclassics.co.uk - thank you all!!

[r111gts]

Really really enjoyable day - well done to all the organisers, and full marks for keeping everyone's spirits up mid morning when it felt like the rain would never end - the afternoon sun was a just reward and the hard work paid off!!

[garrykiller]

bloody rain! lol loved all the ferrari's though!

[Legacywr]

It was raining so hard that it became quite funny. At one point we were stood there like New Forest ponys!

[ewolg]

Great comments and it was kind of comical with stair rods coming down!! Had a couple of goes on the F1 sim and the problem was when I put my sodden socks back in my sodden shoes - bit like putting on wet swimming trunks after half an hour!! A huge thanks to the Rotary Club for the marshalling and to the Naomi House volunteers too - an excellent stalwart bunch of people.

I thought James Martin was great too and was more than willing to pose for photos and chat with everyone. A true petrolhead who says he will hopefully be back again next year.