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Make plans now to attend The Twenty Second Annual
British Motorcar Day!
If you appreciate the classic designs of British
automobiles you won’t want to miss the largest
gathering of these fine cars in the southeast.
Approximately five hundred examples of these machines
and about 5,000 spectators will converge on Chateau
Elan for what has become one of the best automotive
events of the year. Every major example of British car
is usually well represented from the elegant
Rolls-Royce to the rugged Land Rover. See hundreds of
examples of all of the great marques that defined
sports cars for several generations; the MG, Austin
Healey, Lotus, triumph, Morgan, Jaguar, Sunbeam,
Jensen, Aston Martin, TVR and those flying shoeboxes,
the Mini-Cooper
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It’s always fun to look for the little known
makes that some owners bring up to exhibit. The nice
thing about this event is that the cars aren’t
all expected to be immaculate – We appreciate
those “Diamonds in the Rough” as well.
Organizaers would like to encourage everyone to drag
their old British Iron (or aluminum) out of the barn
and come join the fun. Spectators are welcome and
admitted free.
British Motorcar Day is an annual social gathering of
all of the British Car Clubs in the Atlanta, Georgia
region.
It provies a chance for car enthusiasts to gather in a
beautiful setting and admire the unique
characteristics of the many distinctive automobiles
that have originated in Britain. Since this is a
social event and is not a judged show, the organizers
encourage all owners of British cars to participate –
you do not have to be a club member to bring your
British car.
Spectators are also welcome and admitted free. All
proceeds of this event are donated to charity. This
year’s selected charities are: The Marietta Lion’s
Club, The Rotary Club of Marietta Metro and selected
other charities.
This event is held rain or shine so don’t let a cloudy
sky keep you from joining in the fun. On the rare
occasions that we have had a rain shower in the past,
it has blown over quickly and we’ve still had a great
time. Remember that a little rain never hurt an
English car (it may however cause it to stop running
temporarily).
So keep a stiff upper lip, bring the brolly and the
wellys and a can of WD40 and join us at the largest
British car event in the southeast.
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