Italian car and bike show 14-15 July
Discussion
Hi
I am trying to get as many Lamborghini's on the Club stand as possible I think that this a first time event and if you would like to come and join our stand/area please do not hesitate to contact me as far as I know we have a few going and hope put the end of the week put what cars will be attending and hope to wet your appetite.
Thanks
Lorraine
I am trying to get as many Lamborghini's on the Club stand as possible I think that this a first time event and if you would like to come and join our stand/area please do not hesitate to contact me as far as I know we have a few going and hope put the end of the week put what cars will be attending and hope to wet your appetite.
Thanks
Lorraine

Hi everyone the list so far of lambos and ferrari attending please add your name and car to the list if you are interested
Saturday
Lambo's
Urraco 250S
Countach anniversary
Urraco p300
Murcielago
Countach 5000QV
Countach 5000QV
Diablo 6.0
Diablo roadster
Diablo 1993 VT
Gallardo
Countach 5000S
Diablo 1991 VT
Ferrari
Enzo
Sunday
Urraco 250S
Countach 5000QV
Murcielago
Thanks
Leslie
Saturday
Lambo's
Urraco 250S
Countach anniversary
Urraco p300
Murcielago
Countach 5000QV
Countach 5000QV
Diablo 6.0
Diablo roadster
Diablo 1993 VT
Gallardo
Countach 5000S
Diablo 1991 VT
Ferrari
Enzo
Sunday
Urraco 250S
Countach 5000QV
Murcielago
Thanks
Leslie
Hi anyone needing any more informationon the show the website to visit is www.italiancarandbikeshow.com or if I can help any Lamborghini owners please feel free to contact me.
Thanks
Lorraine
Thanks
Lorraine

Hi everyone just an update on the list
Saturday
Lambo's
Urraco 250S
Countach anniversary
Urraco p300
Murcielago
Countach 5000QV
Countach 5000QV
Diablo 6.0
Diablo roadster
Diablo 1993 VT
Gallardo
Gallardo
Countach 5000S
Diablo 1991 VT
Ferrari
Enzo
Sunday
Urraco 250S
Countach 5000QV
Murcielago
Gallardo
Diablo 1991 VT
Thanks
Leslie
Saturday
Lambo's
Urraco 250S
Countach anniversary
Urraco p300
Murcielago
Countach 5000QV
Countach 5000QV
Diablo 6.0
Diablo roadster
Diablo 1993 VT
Gallardo
Gallardo
Countach 5000S
Diablo 1991 VT
Ferrari
Enzo
Sunday
Urraco 250S
Countach 5000QV
Murcielago
Gallardo
Diablo 1991 VT
Thanks
Leslie
ThatPhilBrettGuy said:
Did I read the website correctly and if you want to bring your car along for the public to ogle, it'll cost you £8?
Bit cheeky i think considering you are displaying your car that makes the event happen..Come along to Littlehavens charity event (ride in a ferrari) on the Sunday to see where the real cars will be, 38 Ferrari's last year giving people an insite to these wonderful cars and its all for charity

sjw ferrari said:
Come along to Littlehavens charity event (ride in a ferrari) on the Sunday to see where the real cars will be, 38 Ferrari's last year giving people an insite to these wonderful cars and its all for charity 
Ah, that old saw! Some people like to get a dig in about Ferraris being 'the real cars' but all just angst and envy imo.
... and as for the implied suggestion that Lamborghinis don't get involved in charity work...

also (dig, dig) 'insite' isn't a word, although an insight into Ferrari is knowing that they are mostly built to feed the racing programme! Obviously, there were not enough f
ing sales made in 2006 or they'd have found a decent driver to compete with LH and replace Cyborgmacher! ...and just don't take the bait Lorraine, it's not worth the effort! Especially as the cars at the charity event will mostly be 'blood' red and therefore properly called 'a clot' which can cause a stroke - so, best not one of those for you!!
Edited by XXVIII on Thursday 28th June 11:13
Freaky Lady said:
Hi Guys
What about Brooklands then??
That's why I don't go there either. It's not so much the money Lorraine, but the principle. If there was some other reason that I wanted to go then that's fine, but to turn up purely to put my car on show, and be charged for the privilege is what I find difficult to accept.What about Brooklands then??
However, that's not the reason I won't be there over the weekend, as I will be somewhere else that not only pays my entry fee but also provides hospitality for doing them the honour of turning up in a Lambo.
XXVIII said:
sjw ferrari said:
Come along to Littlehavens charity event (ride in a ferrari) on the Sunday to see where the real cars will be, 38 Ferrari's last year giving people an insite to these wonderful cars and its all for charity 
Ah, that old saw! Some people like to get a dig in about Ferraris being 'the real cars' but all just angst and envy imo.
... and as for the implied suggestion that Lamborghinis don't get involved in charity work...

also (dig, dig) 'insite' isn't a word, although an insight into Ferrari is knowing that they are mostly built to feed the racing programme! Obviously, there were not enough f
ing sales made in 2006 or they'd have found a decent driver to compete with LH and replace Cyborgmacher! ...and just don't take the bait Lorraine, it's not worth the effort! Especially as the cars at the charity event will mostly be 'blood' red and therefore properly called 'a clot' which can cause a stroke - so, best not one of those for you!!
Edited by XXVIII on Thursday 28th June 11:13

The "clot" will be broken as mine is yellow at least and as everyones knows that was the original Ferrari colour

yellowtr - I agree! Why do people have to descend to a level of taking chunks out of others is beyond me. Sadly though, it's not beneath me to get more than just a little defensive for fellow LCUK people, especially when I see the suggestion (implied or direct) that Lamborghini people don't do charitable work. Many of us seem to spend an inordinate amount of time doing almost nothing but that kind of stuff!
although somebody else might want to have a word on that subject...
although somebody else might want to have a word on that subject...
XXVIII said:
yellowtr - I agree! Why do people have to descend to a level of taking chunks out of others is beyond me. Sadly though, it's not beneath me to get more than just a little defensive for fellow LCUK people, especially when I see the suggestion (implied or direct) that Lamborghini people don't do charitable work. Many of us seem to spend an inordinate amount of time doing almost nothing but that kind of stuff!
although somebody else might want to have a word on that subject...
I guess Ferrari owners are from Venus and Lamborghini owners from Mars although somebody else might want to have a word on that subject...

If I remember correctly the big Lambo event last year (which I wanted to go to but had to work ALL weekend
) raised a large amount for charity. I thinks it fantastic when we put something back as we are very lucky to own such amazing cars 
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