Denny Somerville hosted his Second Annual joint drive with the BCCWNC and the FBCC (upstate South Carolina) honoring veterans.  Wonderful fall weather and a great turnout made this once again, a memorable event.
Photos provided by Terry Ramsey.

Second Annual joint drive car parade.  The Queen would be proud!
Video provided by Tray Houston

Beautiful September weather resulted in a great turnout for this year’s Laure Park car show.  BCCWNC British vehicles along with the Blue RidgeT-Riders – the Antique Model T-Ford Club.  A great lunch for all entrants and guests was provided by Mr. Scott Pizza.
Plus, Scott Monfort promoting AITM on the radio.  Good job Scott !
Thank you Carol Clemens for hosting and organizing this fun event !
Photos provided by Ron Kuebler, Terry Ramsey, Tray Houston, Jim Wofford and Robert Milks.

It was a typical British morning with clouds and light showers that turned into a nice day by noon.  John Condren did an outstanding job of hosting the event with a fine drive and poker run including a stop at the Justus Orchard.  The orchard offered fun for the grown-up “kids” in our club playing on the Jumping Pilliow – Alvan Judson, Terry Ramsey and Paul Zimmerman.  Apples, Peaches and Blackberries were available for purchase. Then, more scenic driving to a wonderful social event at the Burntshirt winery with a wine tasting and tour.  The three highest poker hands received a bottle of Burntshirt wine.  An excellent BCCWNC outing.
Photos provided by Alvan Judson, Terry Ramsey, John Condren and Gene Carter.

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Dayton, Ohio July 11-15.
Report by Robert Milks.

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A rainy and cloudy morning turned into a beautiful day.  We had a wonderful mountain drive west of Hendersonville, out to Brevard and back.  Kevin was thrown a surprise by a downed power pole closing one of our roads.  His on-the-fly re-routing was fantastic!  Then we had an outstanding lunch at Bella Collina (beautiful hill) perhaps also to be known as Castello di Sweeney.  Thank you Kevin and Pat for a great event.
Photos by Kevin Sweeney, Mary Alice Ramsey and Carole Carter.

On Saturday 14 July, Mitch Andrus and John Condren attended the Hendersonville Cars ‘n Coffee. There were about 120 cars – mostly American Muscle Cars and Japanese Tuners. There were a total of 9 European/British cars which included Mitch’s MGA and John’s TR3A. Those were the only British cars there. The Hendersonville Fire Department showed up with a 1972 American LaFrance engine (really cool!).  Report and photos provided by John Condren.

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