In 2014 we held an incredible colour coded display of early roadsters and MX-5s, it’s been requested every year since, so for this Anniversary event we are staging another display of the Mk1s as well as 1989 Registered, Le Mans and Anniversary model MX-5s all to be parked in formation. it is going to be quite a sight and a very special display to be part of.
All cars featured in the display area will also receive a special limited edition rally mug (to collect on the day) as part of your booking and display. The designer of the original MX-5 Tom Matano will also be meeting owners on the day and will also be autographing some members cars parked in the Display Area. Please note Cars will be selected at random on the day, Tom is only able to sign a limited number.
Spaces in the display are limited. Early booking is recommended
Cut off for booking is Tuesday 10th September.
Please Note
You will be posted out an extra pass for display on arrival approximately 1 week before the event. This will contain timings to meet Tom Matano and details on him autographing cars. This pass will also act as your exchange voucher for your Rally mug.
This display area pass does not grant you access to the event.
Members will be required to display Rally pass posted in August edition of the Club Magazine, this pass is required to enter the event. Non Members can join the Club prior to the event to gain entrance or pay the regular entrance fee on the day.
Check your spam filters there are confirmation emails send to the address you put in on the ticket page,
Might you be able to each out to other Le Mans owners that you might know? Roger was meant to be, but low uptake is making it hard to put the Le Mans where they were planned to go in the middle.
Not sure how to check ‘spam filters’? We had a similar issue with a confirmatory email to my wife about something completely different. ‘It never arrived’ and was ‘possibly in the spam folder’, which we don’t have!
Still, at least I know now what was sent from the OC. A friend sent me a copy of the email he received
'Fraid I can’t help with other LM owners any more. I handed over the entire LM history/register I compiled to Andrew Fearon, the club archivist, a number of years ago.
Thought it was more important it was stored and maintained within the club archives than with an interested third party.
