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April
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20-21st April
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The Sporting Section |
BHR Lydden Hill | |
May
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11th May
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The Sporting Section |
BHR Cadwell Park | |
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17th May
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Dutch Run | ||
June
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8-9th June |
The Sporting Section |
Curborough – Challenge Round | |
15-16th June |
The Sporting Section |
BHR Pembrey – Challenge Round | |
22nd June |
The Sporting Section |
Invite to Barbon Hill Climb | contact Lesley Reaney |
29th June |
The Sporting Section
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Shelsley Walsh Hill Climb – Challenge Round | |
July
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13th-14th
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The Sporting Section |
BHR Darley – Challenge Round | |
August
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1st – 4th Aug
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The Viking-Run | Isle of Samsoe – Denmark | Contact: Dorte and Preben Bograd |
10-11th August
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The Sporting Section |
BHR Anglesey – Challenge Round | |
17-18th August
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The Sporting Section |
Invite to Olivers Mount Climb | contact Lesley Reaney |
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20th-22nd Sept
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The Club AGM | ||
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14-15th September
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The Sporting Section |
BHR Cadwell – Challenge Round | |
October
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Events open to Everyone This includes events organised by the Morgan Three Wheeler Club and events we’ve been invited to. Click on an event to find out more. |
Celebrating the very best of historic motoring and aviation in the perfect surroundings. See the above website for details.
Over half a century ago, a few hardy club members ventured north to the lovely English Lake District to sample the delights of camping at Mike Kyle’s Farm in Buttermere.
Ever since then, a tradition has grown and continued and the 2018 event takes place over the weekend of 22nd – 24th June.
Some of the original members are still hardy enough to camp in the field reserved specifically for our three wheelers. Others prefer the comfort of one of the local hotels, The Fish Inn or The Bridge Inn. No matter where you decide to stay, you’ll be made welcome for a weekend of frivolity, frothy beer and food.
Normally meets on the last Wednesday of every month but contact the Group Organiser if you want to confirm.
Pool Furlong is a very narrow lane a few hundred yards down the Bellbroughton road from the Bell and Cross pub in Holy Cross village.
Although we sometimes use a small private room, we normally meet in the main bar area.
The club serves snack foods and a good selection of real ales and ciders.
After a break last year the Morgan Club “Worstead Weekend is back for 2018 over the weekend of June 29th to July 1st.
Provisional details include
Friday
- Evening supper at a local pub
Saturday
- Trundle to somewhere interesting on followed by a evening BBQ back at Mack Cottage
Sunday
- Trip to the North Norfolk Railway Vintage Transport Day. Entry is free for exhibitors and includes a complementary train ticket.
No doubt there will also be far too many cake and coffee stops than are good for us. There is plenty of room for camping, motorhomes etc.
For further details please contact: Tim & Sue Hodgekiss
Tel: 01692 536790
email: [email protected]
On Saturday 30th June the club will be holding the fourth Training Day at Bicester Heritage Centre. The place has undergone significant modernisation since we were last there. We have hired the circuit for the day and will have a range of Morgan Three Wheelers, including some racers from the Sporting Section for you to drive under the supervision of the owners. As there will be Morgans from the 1920’s through to the latest five speeders this event will have appeal to everyone.
Perhaps you are looking to buy one but are unsure about which model, or you may have an interest in racing and wish to try a racing Morgan. There may also be people who need to brush up on their crash gearbox/hand throttle skills and they will be catered for too. The Event opens at 0900 with signing on for drivers from 0830. Driving experiences are from 0930 to 1230 with a lunch stop of one hour, recommencing at 1330 to 1630 with a short mid afternoon break. Catering is by Mrs Bishops Vintage Food Van who will be on site from 0830 serving breakfast rolls, quality tea and coffee through to a superb lunch menu into the afternoon.
During the morning there will be two behind the scenes tours of this historical site which will be of interest and many of the vintage vehicle restoration businesses on site will be open too. All those coming in Morgan Three Wheelers will park in the paddock where all the action is. Entry to this occasion is by pre- booking only and the way to do this is by contacting Maria at [email protected] or calling 01823 277852. To book for the days driving experience driving your choice of Morgans will cost £25 per person. If you wish to just come for the atmosphere there are limited spaces for this at a cost of £6 per person. This must be pre-booked but there will then be no driving on offer on the day.
A group of us are staying in Burford for the weekend. Because of the MSCC event happening nearby, accommodation is scarce so get in touch with Maria if you wish to be with us. She has hotel and campsite details available – all are filling fast.
To confirm details if needed call Bob Cragg (the G.O) on 01235 532565 / [email protected]
OR
Tony Tebby on Mobile: 07831 497775 / [email protected]
Note: The Abingdon Arms is usually closed on Mondays so check the calendar for alternative date and time.
The Oxford Group usually meet on the last day of each month
- weekday evenings 7.30pm
- weekends and Bank Holidays 12 noon
The event is used to raise funds for the Combat Stress charity. The organisers are keen to have a good showing by the MTWC. We hope to achieve this by getting a good attendance for the training day and then stay over until Sunday. The Premier Inn at Whitney would be good for a group booking for the Saturday night. Please contact Ian Parkinson to express interest.
See https://www.facebook.com/allmorgansday for previous events
Celebrating the very best of historic motoring and aviation in the perfect surroundings. See the above website for details.
Over half a century ago, a few hardy club members ventured north to the lovely English Lake District to sample the delights of camping at Mike Kyle’s Farm in Buttermere.
Ever since then, a tradition has grown and continued and the 2018 event takes place over the weekend of 22nd – 24th June.
Some of the original members are still hardy enough to camp in the field reserved specifically for our three wheelers. Others prefer the comfort of one of the local hotels, The Fish Inn or The Bridge Inn. No matter where you decide to stay, you’ll be made welcome for a weekend of frivolity, frothy beer and food.
Normally meets on the last Wednesday of every month but contact the Group Organiser if you want to confirm.
Pool Furlong is a very narrow lane a few hundred yards down the Bellbroughton road from the Bell and Cross pub in Holy Cross village.
Although we sometimes use a small private room, we normally meet in the main bar area.
The club serves snack foods and a good selection of real ales and ciders.
After a break last year the Morgan Club “Worstead Weekend is back for 2018 over the weekend of June 29th to July 1st.
Provisional details include
Friday
- Evening supper at a local pub
Saturday
- Trundle to somewhere interesting on followed by a evening BBQ back at Mack Cottage
Sunday
- Trip to the North Norfolk Railway Vintage Transport Day. Entry is free for exhibitors and includes a complementary train ticket.
No doubt there will also be far too many cake and coffee stops than are good for us. There is plenty of room for camping, motorhomes etc.
For further details please contact: Tim & Sue Hodgekiss
Tel: 01692 536790
email: [email protected]
On Saturday 30th June the club will be holding the fourth Training Day at Bicester Heritage Centre. The place has undergone significant modernisation since we were last there. We have hired the circuit for the day and will have a range of Morgan Three Wheelers, including some racers from the Sporting Section for you to drive under the supervision of the owners. As there will be Morgans from the 1920’s through to the latest five speeders this event will have appeal to everyone.
Perhaps you are looking to buy one but are unsure about which model, or you may have an interest in racing and wish to try a racing Morgan. There may also be people who need to brush up on their crash gearbox/hand throttle skills and they will be catered for too. The Event opens at 0900 with signing on for drivers from 0830. Driving experiences are from 0930 to 1230 with a lunch stop of one hour, recommencing at 1330 to 1630 with a short mid afternoon break. Catering is by Mrs Bishops Vintage Food Van who will be on site from 0830 serving breakfast rolls, quality tea and coffee through to a superb lunch menu into the afternoon.
During the morning there will be two behind the scenes tours of this historical site which will be of interest and many of the vintage vehicle restoration businesses on site will be open too. All those coming in Morgan Three Wheelers will park in the paddock where all the action is. Entry to this occasion is by pre- booking only and the way to do this is by contacting Maria at [email protected] or calling 01823 277852. To book for the days driving experience driving your choice of Morgans will cost £25 per person. If you wish to just come for the atmosphere there are limited spaces for this at a cost of £6 per person. This must be pre-booked but there will then be no driving on offer on the day.
A group of us are staying in Burford for the weekend. Because of the MSCC event happening nearby, accommodation is scarce so get in touch with Maria if you wish to be with us. She has hotel and campsite details available – all are filling fast.
To confirm details if needed call Bob Cragg (the G.O) on 01235 532565 / [email protected]
OR
Tony Tebby on Mobile: 07831 497775 / [email protected]
Note: The Abingdon Arms is usually closed on Mondays so check the calendar for alternative date and time.
The Oxford Group usually meet on the last day of each month
- weekday evenings 7.30pm
- weekends and Bank Holidays 12 noon
The event is used to raise funds for the Combat Stress charity. The organisers are keen to have a good showing by the MTWC. We hope to achieve this by getting a good attendance for the training day and then stay over until Sunday. The Premier Inn at Whitney would be good for a group booking for the Saturday night. Please contact Ian Parkinson to express interest.
See https://www.facebook.com/allmorgansday for previous events