Author Archives: David Welton

Russ Larcombe and I have now closed the Blackpool Region bank account. The account was opened in 2010 to hold money relating to the Back Home event we ran at that time. Russ has been asking me to close the … Continue reading →

A message from Duncan Woodcock I have a client with a Classic Car Insurance with us who wants to sell his S3 (I think it’s an S3) which has just 35,400 miles on the clock. I’ve seen the car before and … Continue reading →

It appears that Duncan’s better driving skills are equalled by the extra performance of my Tasmin. The times were David  53.85seconds Duncan 53.59 seconds However the timing algorithm  compensates for my extra power and Duncan ends up winning by a … Continue reading →

The Show is this coming Sunday and Pre booking through Mark Woodward is fully booked, However, you can just pay at the gate and the entry is £6.50. You have to be there by 11am. I will not be going … Continue reading →

Well done to Duncan who managed a third in class against some stiff opposition. Still leading the Blackpool championship. Results post Barbon:- Championship status

Once again fabulous weather and a very good show with over 200 cars on display. The money raised is going to Trinity Hospice in Blackpool. 10 TVR ‘s in main display Best super car was a Ferrari California, Best Classic … Continue reading →

Just a reminder that the meeting is this Sunday. I may not be there as it is Ann’s Birthday! Listed below are the events for the coming month   June Harewood ~ 5th Sunday (Don’t think any of us are competing) … Continue reading →

Dell Boy & Grandad, trouble is they would probably have been quicker! We had a smashing day out in the spring sunshine. Also great to see Andy & Shirley Lynch plus Mark Warburton, who has now got his licence so … Continue reading →

Due to the large number of cars, queues in the hotel and lack of parking spaces I decided to put the announcements on the web site this month. Sat 23rd April     St Georges day parade in Lytham 11am until 1pm … Continue reading →