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Surrey Vintage Vehicle Society caters for veteran cars, vintage cars & classic cars, as well as commercials and motorcycles.


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SVVS Treasure Hunt

                 :: [ SVVS Treasure Hunt - Orienteering - March 2010 ] ::
Not actually a Treasure Hunt but a non-competitive drive between a number of villages where it was then necessary to park, get out of the car and walk to find all the clues. We assembled at the Fox Revived, gently toddled off to look at old churches, and eventually reassembled at the Lamb Inn where lunch had been booked. The ‘Special Four’ of Jackie and Simon Pearce together with Madeleine and Steve Brooks, only managed measly 27, whereas Mohaceks brilliant 24 and Testers 22.

SVVS Dinner at Reigate Manor Hotel

     :: [ SVVS Dinner - Reigate Manor Hotel, Reigate - February 2010 ] ::
We had returned to the Reigate Manor Hotel for the Annual SVVS Dinner and had also been very fortunate to obtain one of UK's greatest after dinner speakers, Stuart Turner. In view of the Speaker and that Reigate Manor had provided a superb meal for a reasonable cost, we had the best ever record turnout of 126 people. Stuart had agreed to speak if we contributed the proceeds of our raffle to his charity 'The Motorsport Safety Fund'.  The speech by Stuart was absolutely brilliant.

The Beehive, Woodhatch

 :: [ New Year's Day Lunchtime - Beehive, Woodhatch - January 2010 ] ::
Back in March a 'Barbecue Summer' was forecast which turned out to be one of the wettest on record. In October the same genius with the seaweed forecast a mild winter.... The New Year dawned crisp, sunny but cold which may have accounted for the smaller than usual turnout of older vehicles in the car park, although a wee bit up on last year. There was a very good crowd of our members in the bar, so much so that the staff  had problems  coping with the  food orders  at one  stage.

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