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Grampian Gallop Tour - 20 July
Some
years since we have explored roads across this region. Start/ Finish at
Pitlochry makes this more accessible for north and north
east members.
Passing places of interest, some to visit and enjoy.
Regs out Now
SUNDAY WORSHIP 22 JUNE
Entries open for Bill Telford's next “Sunday Worship” breakfast meeting on 22 June.
The meeting takes place at Oscar’s Café, and you can find full details of how to participate on their website :-
www.classic-car-tours.com
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Lombard Rally Festival Craufurdland Castle 2025 - Static Display entry for Classic or Sports Cars
23 & 24 August
Lombard Rally Festival Craufurdland Castle,
Kilmarnock, KA3 6BS will
have a classic and sports cars display area opposite the Castle, which
offers the chance for suitable cars to be displayed, with entry for the
car and two occupants at £10.00 for the day on Sunday 24th.
If you wish to display on both Saturday and Sunday, there is a separate
ticket. Obviously you can remove your car on Saturday evening, camping
will also be available - tickets for camping on Saturday evening are
also available.
Once on site, you will not be able to drive your car out again until
the conclusion of the event, except obviously in an emergency.
The organisers reserve the right to divert cars thought not to be suitable to the normal parking area.
You will have to be on site and parked before 11.00am so that the Rally Car event can run.
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Classic
Events
This
column will
publicise other classic car events around Scotland. If you would like
your event featured here then email details to
events@caledonianmsc.com
See
also the NESCRO website
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Grampian Gallop - 20 July 2025
Some
years since we have explored roads across this region. Start/ Finish at
Pitlochry makes this more accessible for north, north
east, central belt and border members.
Passing places of interest, many to visit and enjoy.
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AGM: 15 May 2025
A number of members joined the board for the Annual General Meeting on
Thursday 15th May at the Royal George Hotel, Perth. Reports were
provided on the past year ending March 2025. These included events,
financial and membership status. Director re-elections were
completed and the principal office bearers, i.e. Chairperson, Company
Secretary and Treasurer elected. A discussion on future activities of
the club were
also discussed.
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Red Hackle Tour - 4 May
 Great
entry, super locations, terrific route, topped off with blue skies and
sunshine greeted starters of the club's first event of the
season. While still on the chilly side for early May crews with
soft and folding tops could keep them down for the entire day. With
visits to Glenturret distillery and Drummond Castle Gardens on
our route coupled with amazing views from our route, meant a great day
out for our classic crews. This favourite in the calendar started
and finished again at the Black Watch Museum Perth. Organisers
Ron & Jan Adam with George Shand and Duncan Massie put together a route that many of the crews thoroughly enjoyed.
Full story and pictures
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 A
sun soaked day for this annual event, to which Rona and I joined to
assist with signing on and Concours d'Elegance judging. Offering the
option of a long, 100 mile route and shorter 'sortie' for the elderly
vehicles allowed time to see the exciting coutryside north of Glasgow.
See video of a selection of starters as they depart from the Nuffield
Health, Fitness and Wellbeing Milngavie Club, near Glasgow.
See Andy Thomlinson photos of the start at the Nuffield Gym & Fitness Centre, Milngavie.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/agt1953/albums/72177720324928107
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HERO-ERA Flying Scotsman: 4-6 April
photos courtesy Andy Thomlinson
Scotland
resounded to not only the RSAC Spring Run, but also the Flying Scotman
crossing the border travelling up the east side of our sun soaked
country at the same time.
Some 77 entrants, including regular Sue Shoosmith in her 1926 Bentley 3-4.5L with Trinas Harley on the route notes.
Photographer Andy Thomlinson was up early to catch them crossing the
border country on their way to overnight at Dalmahoy near Edinburgh on
Saturday 5th. Sunday would see the crews head through Fife and
Perthshire to finish at Gleneagles.
You can see more crews and some fine pre-war cars on Andy's Flickr feed
Full event details https://www.hero-era.com/rallies/2025/04/flying-scotsman-2025
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FBHVC National Historic Vehicle Survey
 Please
participate in this crucial National Historic Vehicle Survey run by the
Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs (FBHVC) and keep transport
heritage on our roads
The survey
typically takes around 10-15 minutes to complete (for one vehicle), and
is best completed in 'one sitting'. You can come back to it at any
time, which is helpful if you have multiple vehicles.
Survey of individuals who own historic vehicles (more than 30 years old), click here:
https://survey.websurveycreator.com/s/fbhvcenthusiast
The Federation of
British Historic Vehicle Clubs will have to argue even more strongly
for historic vehicles to retain their current access and freedoms on
our roads in the coming years as we navigate the most challenging
period in our history.
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Revolution: Important Message to our members
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Revolution: May 2025
Issue
Enjoy
all this and the latest news from the motorsport community in this
month’s edition.
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Welcome
to the
CCHMSC website. The club
runs rallies and tours for historic and sporting cars of all
types. You don't need to have a Classic or historic car to
join
the club. We have plenty of drivers looking for navigators, and
marshals are always in demand. [more].
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data regulations, CCHMSC
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