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A great big thank you to the Pre War Austin Seven Club Team that organised this event.
We have just returned and are one of the lucky fifty eight cars to have taken part.
The whole weekend was the best, great route, great hotel, great Gala dinner all in all aeriously fun weekend.
Most crews have already booked for next year (April 14) - one not to miss.
Hard to better.
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Location: Sheffield UK
Car type: 1937 Austin 7 Nippy
Hi everyoe,
Just wanted to confirm Nick's comments regarding this excellent event which I've done many times over the years. The organisation is second to none on all fronts and the run is superb albeit different every year.
It's an excellent way to spend the day with great company; lots of interesting cars to look at and superb scenery round every corner. My only regret is that I've yet to sample the Cleethorpes' hospitality due to having to drive back home ready for work on a Monday morning - maybe when I've finally retired?...
Best wishes,
Nick
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Location: Deepest Frogland 30960
Car type: 1933 RP Standard Saloon
They do say you can always tell whether you've picked up a class bird in Cleethorpes because her tattoos will be spelt correctly. (or is it spelled)
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Location: Near Cambridge, UK
Car type: 1928 tourer (mag type), short chassis Gould Ulster
Probably not best to go to Scunthorpe!
