The Manchester Branch will be holding its 14th Annual Winter Rally on Sunday 28th February at the Bus Museum in Manchester.
Space is limited and you will need to book in advance. Details are available from:
Jeff Lawrenson at 17 Churchill Crescent, Marple Stockport SK6 6HL. Please enclose an SAE for the form.
The cost is £3 per vehicle and allows a free bus ride on an old bus around Manchester.
The Cafe on site provides light refreshments
Manchester Branch Winter Rally - 28th Feb 2010
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Re: Manchester Branch Winter Rally - 28th Feb 2010
A very successful and well attended winter Rally once again kindly hosted by the Manchester Museum of Transport saw some 40 cars on display. Not only has have the numbers improved but also the quality of the cars on display. Attendees cam from Lancashire, yorkshire and the Pottereis as well as local cars.
Our thanks to Jeff Lawrenson for arranging yet another super Winter Rally at
the Manchester Museum of Transport. Attendance was at an all time high and
over 40 Morris Minors and a Morris Oxford were on display inside and outside
the Museum. Several Branches were represented and it was lovely to meet so
many members. The Museum arranged a free bus ride around Manchester and
Salford Quays and I think there were five trips during the day , one an
hour, starting at 11-00 a.m.
Hot off the presses I can announce the prizewinners:-
FIRST The lovely blue van OTF132G entered by Frank and Maureen Mary Miller
of Hoghton in Lancs- Lancashire Branch.
SECOND Our own John Duwe's splendid green Traveller HFK51H - Manchester
Branch
THIRD Roger Davies with a red Lowlight convertible BJV538 - Barnsley
Branch.
I am sure Jeff would want me to add his disclaimer in that the winners are
selected by The Museum Staff without input from anyone involved with MMOC.
Our thanks to Jeff Lawrenson for arranging yet another super Winter Rally at
the Manchester Museum of Transport. Attendance was at an all time high and
over 40 Morris Minors and a Morris Oxford were on display inside and outside
the Museum. Several Branches were represented and it was lovely to meet so
many members. The Museum arranged a free bus ride around Manchester and
Salford Quays and I think there were five trips during the day , one an
hour, starting at 11-00 a.m.
Hot off the presses I can announce the prizewinners:-
FIRST The lovely blue van OTF132G entered by Frank and Maureen Mary Miller
of Hoghton in Lancs- Lancashire Branch.
SECOND Our own John Duwe's splendid green Traveller HFK51H - Manchester
Branch
THIRD Roger Davies with a red Lowlight convertible BJV538 - Barnsley
Branch.
I am sure Jeff would want me to add his disclaimer in that the winners are
selected by The Museum Staff without input from anyone involved with MMOC.