Cool and drizzly this morning, so a bunch of folks decided to come on two wheels. Northwesterners are perverse that way...
Four generations of LBCs:
This TVR began life as a 2500, but it's a Tuscan now:
I gave the Amazon a break and took Swedish / Scottish / English / Italian Volvo instead:
A few completely non-Brits showed up:
Hoping for better weather and a bigger turnout next time.
--Phil
I'm in Olympia and used to live in Oak Harbor, where and when are these taking place? I would love to attend the next one.
Where: Gerry's Kitchen, corner of Main Street and Harbor Avenue in Freeland. Coffee and donuts provided.
When: First Saturday of every month, 9 - 11, and often a second Saturday mid-month if the weather is nice.
Great pics yet again, VClassics... But what's this, no classic JDM stuff?
Seriously though, looks like alot of fun. Thanks for sharing with us. Cheers, Scott
Yeah, the guy with the JDM cars brought the TVR instead this time. He's got quite a varied collection...
Great, Thanks! I know exactly where that is.
I will have to come by. I live by the MUK ferry . Love the TVR pic. A friend hade one along with a Cosworth Vega he raced. I just bought an older Jaguar from someone that considered it his extra car. He had an Aston Martin DB-5 RHD, a perfect 57' Chevy, XKE Series II and an Austin Healey 3000. Can you send me the address of the next meet and where. I will PM my phone. Thanks Richard
Chef,
We may have the next one on Saturday, May 16, and we'll definitely have one on Saturday, June 6, 9-11 a.m. for both days.
It's always at Gerry's Kitchen, 1675 Main Street, Freeland 98249.
Take the ferry to Clinton, drive about 9.5 miles north on WA-525, and turn right on Harbor Avenue (Whidbey Island Bank on the corner). Go one block to the stop sign, cross Main Street, and immediately turn left into Gerry's parking lot.
If you miss the turn onto Harbor, you'll quickly come to a traffic light at Main Street. Turn right and go two blocks.
Bring the Jag!
Keep me posted. I will be there. Thanks.
Richard
The whole time I was in Whidbey I never knew you had a meet. I always waited for the show on Pioneer....Had I known...
Thanks for the walk down memory lane...
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