Founder of new event with a difference says 'just bring along a classic car' as Bramham date grows near
A new classic car event with a difference is to follow up its success at Knaresborough with a move to a gorgeous new setting and the promise of an impressive collection of cars.
Launched for the first time in the summer, the latest Classic Car Sunday will not only offer a feast of vintage cars in a historic setting outside Wetherby.
It will also stick to the event’s core principle – to be relaxed.
James Skaith, the founder of Classic Car Sunday, said "I've been a fan of cars for years and have been doing car photography for sometime, too.
"I wanted to create a regular coffee morning dedicated to owners and fans of classic cars.,
"When I found Goldsbrough Hall before the first event and met Mark it was clear we had the same love of cars. It just fell into place.
"This is a relaxed event, a place to meet new people and have a chat and a breakfast sandwich.
"The only stipulation is for you to bring along a classic car.”
The first Classic Car Sunday in August saw Goldsborough Hall’s grounds play host to 14 classic cars, ranging from a Lamborghini Murcielago, Rolls Royce, Bentleys and a 1969 Alfa Romeo with a bevy of beautiful Porsches.
The next one will take place at the beautiful Grade II listed Bowcliffe Hall in Bramham, near Wetherby, on Sunday, October 19 from 9am-11am.
If you would like to be involved and possess a classic car, email James at [email protected]