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New Scottish VAG Charity Meet 2005


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Hi peeps

I am currently organising a meet for all VW / Vag enthusiasts in Scotland for 30 Jan 2005 to be held at a venue in the Perth region, The Brewsters Pub /TravelLodge has now been confirmed

I was hoping that you might cover the event or at least support it by attending the event.Events planned are a small show and shine and the raffle mentioned above as well as getting a bite to eat or a drink in a friendly social event for charity.

The charity i am in talks with is the Anthony Nolan Trust for Bone Marrow / leukaemia

Kick off will be at 11:30 -12 oclock if you want food or drink ( it is a self buy event) come and join us or just for the show and shine at 2:30 till 4 oclock when the raffle will be drawn and then its up to you if you stay for a few drinks ( please remember if you are driving to be responsible)

This meet is merely a pilot for what may turn into an annual event sporting track days ,drag strip racing and even cross country runs as well as meets like this one all for charity

I would appreciate any feedback or comments you may haveor even suggestions

Although i am a Club Gti member as well as a VWOCGB i am doing this on my own so please please support it.

feel free to email me on vagbits@aol.com or jettasyncro@hotmail.com or add me to your instant messenger

Not only have i arranged a charity car was fro the show n shiners at 5 pound a go courtesy of jono from corrado.net but have also got the new MK5 Golf GTi on display from the local VW dealer.

Please come along and join us

Yours

Lloyd Mckee

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If it's just the day event count me in as Newcastle aint too far away I think and will try and get some club lupo stickers sorted out by then. I will double check and get back to you. Also got a mate with a VR6 Corrado who might tag along aswell.

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I do York to Edinburgh at least 6 times a year. I ignore the A1 cos it's full of trucks and pensioner's with caravans. Can be good late at night though!

I generally do the A19 and A697 through Coldstream - done it in just over 3 hrs - 3 points on my licence arrived shortly afterwards!

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They always went the coldstream way too, a fun route by all accounts! I heard they like the speed cameras north of the border! laugh.gif style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":lol:" border="0" alt="laugh.gif" />

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