Ross156
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This will be our last bi-monthly meet of 2023, which will be held on Saturday 7th October. Hopefully this will be drier than some of the others this year!
As with our previous meets, it will be at The Departure Lounge Cafe, just outside Alton in northern Hampshire.
The café is a great venue for a breakfast meet, as it has a large solid field on which the owner lets us park so as to be able to display our cars all together and out of the main public car park.
The meet starts at 10am (although people do arrive from 9ish), which is when the café opens, and is not a formal event so no booking is necessary, and entry is free, so just come along if you fancy it.
It is open to any Italian car of any age, and we have had classics and supercars through to modern daily drivers, and everything in between. Attendees have come from across the southern counties and as far afield as London, Kent, and Dorset, with many clubs supporting the event.
The format is simple, we park up, chat to other owners and look at the cars on show, and have some breakfast if you want to. People usually drift away after lunch. We have had close to 200 cars at some previous events, so there is plenty to see, and usually quite a few Maseratis.
We would love to see you all again, or meet you for the first time if you haven’t been before. Please do also spread the word to other Italian marque forums or social media that you are part of.
As with our previous meets, it will be at The Departure Lounge Cafe, just outside Alton in northern Hampshire.
The café is a great venue for a breakfast meet, as it has a large solid field on which the owner lets us park so as to be able to display our cars all together and out of the main public car park.
The meet starts at 10am (although people do arrive from 9ish), which is when the café opens, and is not a formal event so no booking is necessary, and entry is free, so just come along if you fancy it.
It is open to any Italian car of any age, and we have had classics and supercars through to modern daily drivers, and everything in between. Attendees have come from across the southern counties and as far afield as London, Kent, and Dorset, with many clubs supporting the event.
The format is simple, we park up, chat to other owners and look at the cars on show, and have some breakfast if you want to. People usually drift away after lunch. We have had close to 200 cars at some previous events, so there is plenty to see, and usually quite a few Maseratis.
We would love to see you all again, or meet you for the first time if you haven’t been before. Please do also spread the word to other Italian marque forums or social media that you are part of.
; Mike's loverly 90th Anniversary spyder, and my QP
