Hi Guys
Drive it day this year will be Sunday 17 April and the Federation of British Histrical Vehicle Clubs is urging us all to show the world just how many working vehicles we have around the UK. It has been suggested that whilst we are not a club, that does not stop us getting together in groups and having a short ( or long) run to blow out the winter cobwebs.
It would be impractical to organise events for everybody, but it did occur to me that perhaps groups in the bigger cities could do a run through the main tourist areas on the sunday lunch time or afternoon, to let people see our pride and joys.
For example a London group could start in the Old Kent Road and go up over Tower Bridge and then work along the sides of the river crossing each bridge in turn. This would take in London bridge, St Pauls, Royal Festival halls, Trafalger square, Buck House, Parliament sq, Lambeth Palace, The Oval and back to the Old Kent Road.
I know that city driving is all stop start and traffic lights, which is not ideal as the team will get split up, but the important thing is have some fun driving, and being seen to drive our pieces of history.
I am quite prepared to organise a London run, for those that live in or near the capital (please form an orderly que) but is there anybody interested in doing the same through Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, Bristol or wherever?
Chris Thomas