We were delighted that so many of the Alvis owners attending the International Weekend chose to visit us with their cars.
First in from the Netherlands was Coen van der Weiden in his TE21 drophead who helped guide visitors into Hycilla
Vital signs all good en route to Bowcliffe – TE21 dhcTE21 dhc, 27100 in front of Bowcliffe HallArchivists proudly installing our new signage for the day, on ladders sinking into the soft ground
Our next visitor – a 4.3 short chassis Vanden Plas saloon, 14870 EVC 240, originally Ultramarine Blue…..followed by another 4.3 Charlesworth saloon now with Paul Chasney. AOC President Frank Kay’s Speed 20 in the background.
Some 65 visitors from England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, France (Patrick Rollet, President of FIVA), Germany, Austria, Norway, Florida and New Zealand then kept us busy answering questions for the rest of the day.
Ash McKenzie’s TA21 in New ZealandSpeed 20 SA, TE21 dhc, TA14 drophead (in the same family for 60 years) and Speed 20 SB CharlesworthTC108G and Speed 20 SA13668 Speed 25 SB Charlesworth saloon from KentTA14 Carbodies from Cheshire and Speed 20 SB Vanden Plas 1089212125 Speed 20 SC Charlesworth from Northern Ireland27411 TF21 Radford Fisherman’s coupe27386 TF2127436 TF2127449 TF21The 4.3 shows off the razor edge design as it leaves Hycilla
Photos Coen van der Weiden, Chris Taylor, John Fox
Hello, I own OPC the green TF and it is very uplifting to see one’s car in the archive emails. IAW was a great and very enjoyable event.
I had a really interesting visit and rummaged endlessly with Owen and Derek. We are organising Brooklands for the South East Alvis Day on 17 August so looked for and found photos of the 1992 and 1999 SEAD visits.
IAW I attended in 2012 and am hoping for a large turnout this August.
It was reassuring to see the work carried out by the Archive team to protect the Alvis Heritage. New friends made and much learned over the weekend. Nick (Alvis 4.3 Razor Edge)
Hello, I own OPC the green TF and it is very uplifting to see one’s car in the archive emails. IAW was a great and very enjoyable event.
I had a really interesting visit and rummaged endlessly with Owen and Derek. We are organising Brooklands for the South East Alvis Day on 17 August so looked for and found photos of the 1992 and 1999 SEAD visits.
IAW I attended in 2012 and am hoping for a large turnout this August.
Yours, Richard Bagge
Chair, South East Section
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Throughly enjoyed the visit. You are to be commended on your excellent work
It was reassuring to see the work carried out by the Archive team to protect the Alvis Heritage. New friends made and much learned over the weekend. Nick (Alvis 4.3 Razor Edge)