Tony McLaughlin BA Hons Dip PFS Financial Adviser

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2 club contacts for 2017/2018 PRESIDENT : Reg Bell VICE PRESIDENT : Richard Gregory CHAIRMAN : Dennis Mitchell 3 Magees Road, Ballinderry, Lisburn BT28 3JE Tel: SECRETARY : Sheila Adair 11 Victoria Grove, Craigavon BT66 7JJ Tel: MOB: TREASURER : Reg Bell 58 Magherahamlet Road, Spa, Ballynahinch, BT24 8JZ Tel: VICE CHAIRMAN : David Lauro 8 Hollybrook, Newtownabbey BT36 4ZR MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY : Myreve Chambers 102 Glendale Park, Belfast, BT8 6HS Tel: COMMITTEE Sheila Adair, Alfred Annesley, Myreve Chambers, Andy Dornan, Richard Gregory, David Lauro, Ken McDevitte, Michael McKay, John Miskelly, Iris Mitchell, Dennis Mitchell, John Neill. AOVC REPRESENTATIVES David Lauro, Dennis Mitchell, Reg Bell. WEBSITE EDITOR Myreve Chambers, myrevechambers@yahoo.co.uk MAGAZINE EDITOR Michael McKay, 16 Hollymount, Erinvale, BT10 0GL Tel: Mob : classicmichael1@hotmail.co.uk CLUB MEETS ON LAST TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH EXCEPT DECEMBER IN RUGBY CLUB, ARDERYS LANE, CHAIRMAN S PAGE Another year has ended in the events and runs of the Club. All our activities over the past year were very successful and well attended. My sincere thanks to the committee and various helpers who contributed to ensure everything went smoothly. The committee already have in place ideas and events for next year. If anyone thinks they know of a run or event or an interesting guest speaker let us know, we are always open for ideas. Our membership numbers remains more or less exactly the same as last year. Unfortunately one of our long standing Honorary members, Mr Walter Kerr passed away on Saturday 25th November Walter was 91 years old when he died, he and his wife started and organised the Warringstown Cavalcade and for many years raised a massive amount of money for Kidney Research. Finally I would like to sincerely thank the long standing Senior members of our Club who continually work hard year after year to ensure that the smooth running and interests of the Club continue into the future. I will not mention their names but we all know who they are. I look forward to seeing you all and enjoying your company at next years events. I would like to wish you all A MERRY CHRISTMAS & A HAPPY NEW YEAR Dennis Mitchell, Chairman EDITOR S COLUMN Here we are at the end of another year of magazine production which I hope you have all enjoyed. Thanks to all of you who have submitted articles throughout the year. Without them we would not have a magazine. Keep the articles coming in next year. A word of thanks must go to Sam Baird who has produced the montages for the front cover and to Terry Aston for his wonderful front cover for the December / Christmas edition. Thanks also goes to the staff of Sam Robinson, our printers, for all their help throughout the past year. Whilst the Banbridge Old Vehicle Club limited takes every care as to the accuracy of materials printed in this magazine, it cannot accept any liability in respect of the same. Opinions expressed in this magazine are not necessarily those of the Banbridge Old Vehicle Club Limited. TM Financial Planning Tony McLaughlin BA Hons Dip PFS Financial Adviser 14 Netherlands Drive Belfast BT17 0EU T/F: Mob: E: tony@tmfinancialplanning.co.uk w:

3 OBITUARY HONARY CLUB MEMBER WALTER KERR Walter passed away on Saturday 25th November at Iveagh Nursing Home where he had been resident for the past two years, along with his elder brother Jack. Our club was well represented at the funeral, including Chairman, Dennis Mitchell on Monday 27th November at Donacloney Presbyterian Church. A farmer by occupation, Walter was best known as the husband of Josie Kerr MBE, joint founder, with Walter, of the NI Kidney Research Fund. Married in 1959, in the following seven years Josie gave birth to three children, all of whom died at, or immediately after birth, due to a serious kidney defect which Josie had. Indeed she too almost lost her life after birth of the third child. Thereafter, in addition to her duties as a farmer s wife, and Post Mistress of Ballynabracket Post Office, where they lived, Josie dedicated her time to raising funds for research into kidney disease. Fully supported by Walter at all times, together they founded the charity, the NI Kidney Research Fund in From humble beginnings with a Name that Doll competition, saving Green Shield Stamps and the production of a cookery book, fundraising evolved to founding the Waringstown Vintage and Classic Vehicle Cavalcade in 1972, still going after forty five years, with considerable input from members of Banbridge Old Vehicle Club. Awarded the MBE in 1979, sadly Josie passed away in 1993, but Walter was determined that the charity should continue, in her memory. In this he received wonderful support from a huge circle of friends, neighbours and the general public. This has resulted in many lives being saved and many others having had their life journey made more comfortable as a result of available funding for Specialists, specialist treatment and funding Research into Kidney Disease. Described in the funeral service as a traditional type farmer, a man of merit, well worth knowing, whose door was always open, always ready to help a neighbour, even at a cost to himself. Condolences from this club go to his brother Jack, his friends and relations, not least his close neighbour and very close friend and faithful friend Trevor Kincaid. Billy Ferguson. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING CHAIRMAN S REPORT My first year as Chairman has been completed. It has been a very enjoyable but busy year for me. I thank the club members for re-electing me as their Chairman for another year. I would like to express my thanks to the Committee and Officers who have worked hard throughout the past year, helping and supporting me making my job as Chairman a pleasant experience. Many outings and events took place over the summer season. The weather was kind to us at most of our activities. Kilbroney sticks out in my mind as the weather was unusually hot with large queues forming from early morning. At our dedicated Stand the gazebo was used, not for rain but for protection from the hot sun. Richard Gregory s run to Clifton House was very interesting and informative outlining how different life was many years ago in Ireland. The Outlet event was again well attended with the Deputy Lord Mayor attending our event. The visit to Ram s Island seemed to appeal to a lot of our members. Reg Bell s End of Season run to Castleward on National Heritage Day was very informative and interesting. Other Car Clubs who have visited this location in the past have had to park in the Courtyard to the rear of the Manor House but thanks to the influence of two of our members Frank and Marion McGreevy, who are official guides for the National Trust, we were permitted to park at the front of Castleward in full view of members of the public. Ronnie Burney s large box of Armagh eating apples was welcomed by everyone on the run. All our Summer activities were highly successful. It was obvious a lot of time and preparation had been put into them by the various organisers. We also had some interesting evening meetings during the last year, namely the representatives from the Speed Detection Unit who were questioned in some depth by our members. We also had the Chief Executive of the Northern Ireland Air Ambulance based at the Maze. The Club donated in total 1, to this worthy cause. Thanks again for all the help, support and participation at all our events over the last year and I hope we have another pleasant and successful season next year. Dennis Mitchell

4 Secretaries Report Banbridge Old Vehicle Club was formed in February 1981 by a few local enthusiasts the first chairman was Herbie Heslip JP. January started our year off with guest speaker Robyn Eyre Maunsel and the chat about his various experiences was enjoyed by all. The annual N.I. Children s Hospice static display at Warren Gardens proved to be another successful event organised by Ken McDevitte and a host of helpers. This display benefited the Hospice to the amount of A very worthwhile cause and enjoyable day. June saw the tireless work of Dennis and Iris Mitchell at the Outlet in Banbridge exceeding all expectations with over 300 vehicles on display in glorious sunshine. Again our thanks must go to all our helpers David Kinkaid and Andrew Carson for putting up the signage and not forgetting our traffic police John and Helen Mercer, Martin Geary and so many other helpers that work hard too many to name a big thank you to everyone. It s hard work but the craic and banter make it all worthwhile an excellent team of workers that s what our club is all about. The season finished with a visit to one of the National Trust properties Castle Ward House, followed by a meal in Newcastle. Our thanks must go to Reg Bell for organising the event. September Club meeting we had a speaker from the Air Ambulance, Patrick Minne. This was very informative talk about the work that the Air Ambulance does every day. From it s inception in July of this year, the Air Ambulance has been called out every day, this made us realise what an important role the Air Ambulance plays in saving lives. Once again the members of BOVC dug deep into their pockets and we were able to give them A further cheque is being presented on Thursday 2nd November for It is hoped that some members of the Club will organise an event next year to support the on-going work of the Air Ambulance. Ronnie Burney has organised a week-end to Kee s Hotel in Donegal. Please support as this is always a good weekend away before the Christmas festivities. Wednesday 27th December 2017 Harry and Margaret Pepper have organised their usual Mournes outing finishing with a meal in Kilkeel. We all enjoyed such a varied programme of events, too many to mention but all bring a smile to our faces as we recollect on the places and antics of some of our hosts never mind the craic. Continue to support your Club, and get involved to make it an even better one. TREASURERS REPORT A Statement of Accounts was presented to each member of the Club present at the AGM on 31st October 2017 There was a total of 11, in the Bank Account as at 30th September I am pleased to report every event organised this year covered their operating costs, as a result the Club did not incur any expenses. Thanks to all the organisers for their efficient costing of the runs and events. We were able to donate a total of to charity this year. (A total of was donated to the Air Ambulance but part of it was presented after the 30th September and will be included in the 2018 accounts). Once again thanks to everyone who helped to make my job as treasurer an easy and pleasant one. REG BELL TREASURER From the archives Two former past presidents and chairmen Billy Ferguson and the late Dermatt McCurdy attending a charity event in Donard Park, Newcastle at the turn of the century. Sheila Adair Honorary Secretary

5 September Club Night CLUB NIGHTS CHRISTMAS RUN WEDNESDAY 27TH DECEMBER 2017 Tuesday 26th September 2017 RIID BR N GE DG B AN B A E B Once again Harry and Margaret Pepper have agreed to organise the very popular run with the starting point being The Belmont Hotel, Banbridge followed by a leisurely drive through the Mourne Mountains for our evening meal at a new location, The Kilmorey Arms Hotel, Kilkeel. Further details from Harry and Margaret Pepper on JANUARY CLUB NIGHT - TUESDAY 30th JANUARY 2018 MOTORSPORT PERSONALITY CHAT SHOW Brian Nelson is our special guest for our 2018 motorsport personality chat show. Brian is the only Irish driver to have achieved top honours in both racing and rallying in this country. Following a very successful career in single seater racing cars, Brian turned his skills to rallying in the 1970 s and after several international wins became Irish Tarmac rally champion in You are all invited to O D along and hear his story. UB O Lcome L B LD VE VE H I C LEECCLU H I CRugby Meeting in Banbridge L Club at 8pm. On Tuesday 26th September Patrick Minne, the Chief Executive of the Northern Ireland Air Ambulance was the guest speaker at our Club night. Patrick described in detail the activities of the Air Ambulance. Since its inception in August this year it had been called out to over 50 emergency Medical incidents. The Air Ambulance can reach any part of Northern Ireland in 25 minutes MAX. Always on board is a Pilot, a co Pilot, a Paramedic and a Qualified Medical Consultant. The National Health Service have FEBRUARY CLUB NIGHT - TUESDAY 27TH FEBRUARY 2018 given an undertaking to provide free of charge the Paramedic and the Consultant. The running cost of the Helicopter has to be met by the Air Ambulance Charity which it estimated at 2 million a year, Auto Smart Car Care Products Our special guest in February is Stephen Pollard from Auto Smart car care products, who co- sponsored the Kilbroney Car Show. A full range of products will be on display at a special discount with advice and demonstrations. Meeting in Banbridge Rugby Club at 8pm. hence the need for support from groups like ourselves. Patrick closed the meeting by extending an invitation to view the Helicopter in its hanger at the Maze.

6 NOVEMBER CLUB NIGHT 28th November 2017 CHRISTMAS RUN WEDNESDAY 27 th December 2017 ELIGIBLE VEHICLES All vehicles but as many Classic Cars as possible START TIME Vehicles will assemble at the Belmont House Hotel, Rathfriland Road, Banbridge at 11am where Tea/Coffee and scones will be provided before setting off on the run. ROUTE Starting at the Belmont House Hotel we will travel into Rathfriland, through Hilltown and up through the Spelga Pass and down through the rolling countryside to Kilkeel for our final stop in the Kilmorey Arms, Kilkeel, for our Christmas Lunch at 1.30pm Distance to be covered about 30 miles ENTRY FEE Adults per person (including meal) Children (under 14 years of age ) ORGANISERS Harry and Margaret Pepper, 23 Richmond Heights, Banbridge BT32 4HU CROSSLE CARS For our November club meeting we were honoured with the attendance of Paul McMorran, owner of Crossle cars, the oldest Racing Car Manufacturer in the world still in existence. Paul, with the aid of a slide show, gave us a comprehensive and interesting history of this local car manufacturer, which was formed by John Crossle who built his first racing car in In 1959 he moved to Rory s Wood where the factory is located, even to this day. From it humble beginnings the Crossle Car has achieve world fame having been exported to France, Germany, America to name but a few countries where it has achieved success. Paul told us that his company is currently trying to gain entry to the Russian market. The achievements of this wonderful car are numerous having been driven by some very famous drivers such as Brian Nelson, Nigel Mansell to name but a few. Paul explained how the cars are hand built, there is no elaborate machinery or computerised systems in the factory and we were shown a slide of parts being brazed as opposed to welding, a very specialised skill. Many of the cars built several years ago are returned to the factory for restoration which shows how reliable and practical this design of car has proved to be in the racing scene. We had a most informative and enjoyable evening and thanks go to Paul for addressing our meeting. Michael McKay. CLOSING DATE Friday 22rd December 2017 Please return the completed bottom portion of this entry form with payment made payable to Banbridge Old Vehicle Club Ltd. To: Harry Pepper Telephone Cut here Cut here CHRISTMAS RUN Wednesday 27 th December 2017 Please reserve me the following:- Adult Meals Child Meals MAIN MENU ( Please indicate numbers against choice) Carvery Lunch Steamed Fillet of Salmon Haddock and Chips Scampi and Chips SWEET MENU Christmas Plum Pudding & Brandy Sauce Chocolate Fudge Cake with Toffee Sauce Sherry Trifle No No No No No No No Selection of Ice Cream No Tea or Coffee with home made shortbread Name Address Affiliated Club Post Code Tele No Make Model Year Reg No Entry Fee Adults@ per person Total Cheques to BOVC DECLARATION in consideration of this entry being accepted and my being permitted to take part in the above event. I declare that during the whole period of the drive my entry will be covered by insurance as required by the relevant law applicable and is valid for an event such as this. I confirm that the driver(s) of any vehicle entered holds or has held and is not disqualified from holding or obtaining a licence to drive a vehicle of the appropriate class. I further agree to abide by regulations governing the event, with the directions given by appointed marshals and with the decision of the Organising Committee on any matter..signed Date ORGANISED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE ASSOCIATION OF S in Northern Ireland LTD

7 BUS TRIP TO RIAC CLASSIC CAR SHOW RDS SIMONS COURT DUBLIN SATURDAY 10 TH MARCH 2018 The club is organising a visit to this show on Saturday 10 th March 2018 leaving The Outlet Village on the A1 Road at 8.30am arriving at the show at about 10am and arriving back in Banbridge around 8pm. A 52 seater coach is being hired for this event and the cost will be 33 per head which will include the cost of the coach and a three course meal on the return journey home. Entrance to the show will be 13 and tickets will be acquired in advance of the trip. Ladies wishing to go on the trip can be dropped off in Dublin for shopping. Application for seats will be on a first come first served basis so get your application form in early. Further details from Michael McKay, 16 Hollymount, Finaghy Road South, Belfast BT10 0Gl or Ronnie Bullick 71 Newry Road, Rathfriland, Co Down, NT34 5PZ Tel Please complete and send the attached entry form with your cheque made payable to Banbridge Old Vehicle Club (BOVC) not later than Friday 2 nd March Christmas Run Bus Trip to RIAC National Car Show, RDS Simons Court Dublin on Saturday 10 th March 2018 Please reserve me seats on the coach at 33 per person Total tickets for the show at 13 per person Total I enclose payment of Payable to Banbridge Old Vehicle Club Name Address Tel Declaration In consideration of this entry being accepted and my being permitted to take part in the above event. I declare that during the whole period of the event my entry will be covered by insurance as required by the relevant law applicable and is valid and is valid for an event such as this. I confirm that the driver(s) of any vehicle entered holds or has held and is not disqualified from holding or obtaining a licence to drive a vehicle of the appropriate class. I therefore agree to abide by the regulations governing this event, with the directions given by the appointed marshals and with the decision of the Organising Committee on any matter. SIGNED DATE Organised under the authority of the Association of Old Vehicle Clubs in Northern Ireland Ltd

8 HERRON RUN 14th APRIL ELIGIBLE VEHICLES. Only those of 20 years or older. STARTING POINT. We will meet at the Dunsilly Hotel, near junction 1 of the M2/M22 at 10.00am where we will start the morning with either a hot bacon or sausage roll ( just for a change ) as well as the usual tea / coffee. We will leave here at 11.00am. ROUTE. From here we will take a leisurely drive and head for Ballyronan Marina on the shores of Lough Neagh where we will have our picnic lunch. There will be a dedicated area for us to park. There is a coffee shop on site plus the usual facilities. We will leave here around 2.45 pm On leaving the marina we have a lovely drive until we reach the newly refurbished Chimney Corner Hotel on the Antrim Line near Mallusk where we will enjoy our evening meal at 5pm Please send your entry when you can as next magazine is close to the event and little time for everybody to get their entries in. No cheques will be lodged until after the event.. ENTRY FEE 24 per person, children 12 and under 16 ORGANISER Richard Gregory, 54 Tudor Park, Newtownabbey, BT36 4FT r.gregory243@btinternet.com or tel: / CLOSING DATE 7th April 2018 Please complete the bottom portion of this entry form and return it along with your cheque made payable to Banbridge Old Vehicle Club to Richard Gregory. RIAC CLASSIC CAR SHOW HERRON RUN 14th APRIL 2018 Name Address Post Code Tel No. Vehicle Details Make Model Year Reg No MENU Roast Sirloin of Beef Pan Seared chicken breast Chef s selection of market fresh vegetables. Trio of deserts followed by tea or coffee Please book me Adult Meals and Child meals. Please indicate choices above. I enclose a cheque for made payable to BOVC PLEASE RETURN COMPLETED FORM TO Richard Gregory, 54 Tudor Park, BT36 4FT Declaration In consideration of this entry being accepted and my being permitted to take part in the above event. I declare that during the whole period of the event my entry will be covered by insurance as required by the relevant law applicable and is valid and is valid for an event such as this. I confirm that the driver(s) of any vehicle entered holds or has held and is not disqualified from holding or obtaining a licence to drive a vehicle of the appropriate class. I therefore agree to abide by the regulations governing this event, with the directions given by the appointed marshals and with the decision of the Organising Committee on any matter. SIGNED DATE Organised under the authority of the Association of Old Vehicle Clubs in Northern Ireland Ltd

9 NORTHERN IRELAND AIR AMBULANCE Herron Run On Thursday 2nd November 2017 some twelve members visited Long Kesh the home of the Air Ambulance where we were able to view in person the operations of the helicopter, it had just arrived back from a call out, and the facilities for maintaining this essential service which was introduced recently and has been very active. We were welcomed by Patrick Minne the Chief Executive of the NI Air Ambulance service who gave us a brief talk on how well the service was operating. The main purpose of our visit was to present a cheque for 1500 to the Northern Ireland Air Ambulance on behalf of Banbridge Old Vehicle Club. This was made up of 1000 from club funds, which was approved by the committee and 500, of which 365 was collected at our September club night and the balance, 135 donated by two club members. Our Chairman Dennis Mitchell and President, Reg Bell presented the cheque to Patrick Minne. Michael McKay

10 End of Season Run 9TH SEPTEMBER 2017 However the gift shop, coffee shop and book shop provided retail therapy opportunities for many of us and great sales were made in the autumn /winter scarf department. No doubt we will see some examples over the next few car events. The Golf Links hotel provided a great hearty evening meal for all. The setting and views driving into Newcastle in the evening sun were stunning One Rolls Royce did not make it to Newcastle and had an unplanned pit stop at Clough but as ever contacts were made and links of club members were availed of and helpfully resolved the matter. Sincere thanks to our President Reg Bell and Chairman Denis Mitchell as well as Iris and Sheila and all involved in a lovely end of season run. Marian McGreevy This event was marked by at least three seasons in one day.however after welcome refreshments in the recently refurbished conservatory at The Millbrook Hotel we were ready to drive to the National Trust jewel in Co Down the unique Castleward house and estate. Initially umbrellas were the order of the day as Ken McDevitte braved the weather and the A24 tohelp us set off. We were promised a sunny day by one of the Castleward guides and the promise was fulfilled as by the Clough roundabout the sun shone and keep it up for the rest of the day. Obviously a new weather guru from Dundrum! Our classic cars really adorned the Victorian porch area at Castleward and Ron McBurney s Beauty of Bath apples from County Armagh were well received by all. Members explored Castleward house and appreciated the stories and in particular the steam driven car incident relating to Mary Ward. The choice of apple variety also made a link as the first Lady Bangor was the Earl of Darnley s daughter from Bath. Some members even ventured into the sunken garden and The Game of Thrones locations including the amazing tower houses of Audley s Castle and Old Castleward. RIAC NATIONAL CLASSIC SHOW RDS SIMONS COURT DUBLIN SATURDAY 10TH MARCH 2018 The club proposes to organise a trip to this show on Saturday 10th March 2018 leaving The Outlet, Banbridge on the A1 at 8.30 am, arriving in Dublin about 10am returning at around 8pm. Once again Ronnie Bullick will be organising the coach for us, a 52 seater. The cost of the coach and a meal on the return journey will cost 33 and the cost of entry to the show is 13. Please complete the entry form in this magazine. If you are interested in attending perhaps you could let Ronnie Bullick on or Michael McKay on have your names.

11 CLUB SHOP - FOR SALE Wall plaques Millers Oil at very keen price Millers 250ml VSP+ Power Plus Treats 40l Petrol Phone Reg Bell on or CLUB CLOTHING We now have a range of clothing in Navy Blue with the Club Badge. Polo Shirts 15 Sweatshirts Regatta Fleece Regatta Waterproof Jackets, fleece lined & built in hood Grey Short Sleeved Shirt with Breast pocket & Club Badge Regatta Body Warmers soft shell type (M&F) All BOVC clothing available in other colours on request. New Car Badge 20 These are obtainable from Richard Gregory who can be contacted on or or at r.gregory243@btinternet.com 2003 ROVER 25, miles on clock. Good going/ driving car, new clutch and 4 tyres. MoT to December Good clean car Contact Artie on Cellulose Paint 1 litre Wedgewood Blue. 25 ono Contact Michael on TO LET Classic car storage available in Dromore / Hillsborough area convenient to dual carriageway. Secure and safe and damp free. May consider 6 months only from October until March. 1 year costs 250 and 6 months 150 Tel Bill on Nearside metal rear wing for Rover P ono Two fibre glass rear wings for Rover P ono OriginalWorkshop manual for Rover P ono Set of front brake pads for Rover P ono 1 litre Rover camouflage green paint (BS626) Belfleet 280 in 2pack ono Further details from Michael on Vauxhall Astra Convertible 2.2 Twin Cam, 9300miles, manual gearbox, Electric Hood all working perfect and stowed in boot, Alloys, all good tyres. Valuable Reg. Full years MoT. Cheap summer car ( if we have one ). 875 ono. Tel Bill on New door skin for Rover 213. New genuine BMC door for A40 Farina. New rear quarter panel for A40 Farina. Used but good doors for A40 Farina. Other parts for A40 Farina / A35 wheels / mechanical etc. BMC / British Leyland new and used parts, grilles/ wheels, trims/ clocks/lamps. Complete interior for dark brown early Mini 850 City, including door cards, as new. Tel Bill on Boot lid for Mk 2 Granada, Rostyle wheels and tyres for Granada Mk1 GT/GL. Quantity of exhaust systems mostly Leyland but some Ford/ Vauxhall. 12 ins crossply tyres, all good, suit 1100/1300 or Imp etc. Early Ford hub caps suit Mk1 12 ins steel wheels with badge in centre, s/steel type. Tel Bill on Fiat Croma 1E SX with full Abarth Body Kit, factory fitted. I have owned this car from 1992 and it has been in storage for the last 15 years and will need recommissioning. The car starts and the engine runs. To my knowledge it is the only one in Northern Ireland. Offers in the region of Tel Frank on Renault 21 GTS, 1721 cc, mileage Excellent car in very good condition. Will come with 12 months MOT. Price ono. Tel Raymond on Weather door seals ( glass ) for Mk2 Cortina 4 door or complete doors, also dash top black, Cortina 1600E wheel centres. Would consider 1300/1600 or 1600 E for breaking complete. Tel Bill on Lancia Thema 2.8 V6 Automatic. I have owned this car from 1993, only one of two in the UK. The car has been dry stored for the last 24 years. Car starts, drives and stops but will require some work for MOT. OFFERS IN THE REGION OF Tel Frank on Fiat Coupe 2000, 2.0V, five cylinder. This car starts, drives and stops but will need work for MOT. It also requires some bodywork. Now a classic and becoming collectable. Offers in the region of Tel Frank on Reducing collection 2000 Mazda 323 LXI, 5 door hatchback. The car is MoT d to 18th Octiober ,000 miles on the clock, believed genuine. The car is in very good condition and a cheap runaround. Offers in the region of Tel Frank on Rover 418 SI, 1396cc, Mileage 20949, believed genuine. Beautiful car in immaculate condition, MoT d. First to view will buy. Price ono. Tel Raymond on Ford Granada MK11 parts and Cortina Mk11 parts. Contact Bill on

12 INDOOR CLASSIC CAR SHOW NEWCASTLE 2018 CLASSIC & SPORTS CARS IN THE SLIEVE DONARD RESORT & SPA FRIDAY 26th JANUARY - 2PM TO 10PM SATURDAY 27th JANUARY - 10AM TO 10PM AND SUNDAY 28th JANUARY - 10AM TO 4PM COME AND ENJOY A SELECTION OF CAREFULLY CHOSEN VEHICLES MOST OF WHICH HAVE NOT PREVIOUSLY BEEN SEEN at the show ALL PROFITS TO CANCER RESERACH UK (NI REGION) FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT MAIN SPONSOR: MARTIN CROMWELL ON or Bill Forsythe STEPHEN POLLARD AUTO SMART CAR CARE PRODUCTS CLASSIC CHARITIES COMMITTEE Club dates for 2018 Tuesday 30th January Club Night ---Brian Nelson Tuesday 27th February Club Night Auto Smart Tuesday 27th March Club Night Saturday 14th April Herron Run Tuesday 24th April Club Night Saturday 12th May May Run Tuesday 29th May Club Night George Cross Memorial Gardens Friday 1st June Saturday 9th June Tuesday 26th June Saturday 7th July Saturday 11th August Saturday 8th September Outlet other dates for 2018 Bronte Run Club Night Sir Thomas and Lady Dixon Park T.T. Run Stanley Woods Run End of Season Run Fri-Sun 26-28th January Newcastle Indoor Classic Car Show Saturday 10th March RIAC Classic Car Show Dublin Saturday 26th May Saturday 2nd June Magheragall Vintage Fair Lurgan Classic Show Saturday 16th June Kilbroney Show Sunday 17th June Mountstewart Father s Day Event Friday 22nd June Waringstown Cavalcade

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