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This event is open to ALL Honda Owners and Car clubs
https://www.britishmotormuseum.co.uk/
This event is not yet on the Museum Calender - I will update as soon as I get more information
Event open 10am and there is a £10 charge to visit the Museum (it is an excellent day out)
The organiser has already suggested that ALL the NSX can be parked together - don't miss out put it in the diary today
Sounds good Mike, I'll try not to go away, might even bring both.
Just to confirm this is a Saturday.
Yes 29th July is a Saturday :-D - look forward to seeing you there PaulQuote:
Originally Posted by NSX 2000
I,ve put this in my diary as only 1/2 hour away, should have my NSX by Feb
James
Nice findings, Mike.
Looks like we pay £10 on the day at the museum reception desk.
Includes the access to the event display, the museum, other facilities, etc.
If following other events at the same venue, normally the entry fee would be per car so may cover all passenger(s) but not clear at this stage.
Beaulieu is on the following weekend and the Silverstone Festival (Classic) is once again at the end of August so going to be a busy summer time.....
Kaz
might be able to fit this one in....
Thanks Mike for the heads up on this one, it’s in the diary … Im away early July so will look forward to this when I return … thnx
Has anybody heard anything more about this, the British Motor Museum website doesn't list this as a formal event, is it an informal gathering?
It is still on the Facebook page - but as you point out there is nothing on the BMM site - I will dig a little more ..
I had a message today from the organiser, the event is still on their agenda, but not showing on the BMM calender, they were going to check with BMM to see what was happening.Quote:
Originally Posted by duncan
UPDATE - the event will not show on the BMM site as it is a Club event! Details below:-
Hello all!
First of all I would like to thank everyone who has shown their interest in our Honda Day event so far, we are very much looking forward to seeing what everyone has to bring on the day ����
This is just a quick update for you all just to say that nothing has changed and all the details are still the same in the event description
We have been liaising with the museum to update them with interest numbers and requests that have been suggested to try and make the day nice and easy for you all when you arrive
However if you have any questions please either comment down below or e-mail myself at;
typersoutheastownersclub@hotmail.com
And I will do my best to have answers for you ��
On that note… let’s see what everyone will be bringing on the day, comment with a photo of your Honda below ⬇️ ��
Thank you,
Tom - Type R SouthEast Owners Club
Honda Day 23rd March 2007 at Gaydon
If anyone is attending with a Pop up or Face lift (preferably a Type R) in "show condition" the organiser would like to use one of each on the Generations Stand - please comment below if you plan on attending the event and would like your car on the stand.
Just to confirm the entry price will be £10 payable at the entry kiosk to the Museum - the event is open to all Honda Owners
We now have a location for our cars please see attached :-
As previously mentioned the entrance fee is £10 per person, paid at the desk inside the museum.
It’s tomorrow. Likely attendees?
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was planning to come as my first event but my car has yet to arrive, so apologies and ahhhh
Jet lag (only just surfaced) + rain stop play for me … hope you all have a great event … rgds Paul
It was a good day, the Museum manages to add new attractions every year, and there is always the "over flow" building where many of the experimental and "last off the line" models are held. It rained a couple of times in the morning, just short sharp showers, but nothing enough to dampen the enthusiastic Honda owners. There were only 6 NSX there, 4 NA1 and 2 NC1, all dotted around amongst the Civics and Integras, all them attracting attention from the other drivers. The South East Type R owners Club did a great job organising this event, my thanks go to Thomas Michael for all he did. It still surprises me that we don't get more owners to events like this, an opportunity to drive, socialise and meet people who are always enthusiastic about the NSX.
Good to catch up with Duncan, Paul (NSX2000), Paul, Kevin and Kaz.
I'ii second that, thanks to Mike for flagging the event up. If Mike can display a row of white Hondas, I'll try the same but with yellow
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Looks like you’re missing the white wheels to properly join the yellow crew Duncan :)
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Originally Posted by duncan