Footman James COFFEE & CHROME EVENTS
 

FOOTMAN JAMES ANNOUNCES NEW CLASSIC VEHICLE MEET FOR 2019: COFFEE & CHROME.
Chateau Impney in Droitwich – the home of Chateau Impney Hill Climb.
Footman James’s Coffee & Chrome meets aim to bring together enthusiasts and their classic cars and bikes from all makes, marques and eras over a hot drink and a free bacon butty. There will also be a number of specialist classic traders in attendance for visitors to browse, when they can tear themselves away from the admiring the classics on display!

Coffee & Chrome will be taking place throughout 2019 on selected Sunday mornings, with the first taking place at Chateau Impney in Droitwich – the home of Chateau Impney Hill Climb. Chateau Impney is steeped in motoring heritage with the first hill climb taking place over 50 years ago, making this the perfect backdrop for the meet.

This event builds upon the success of Footman James’s sold out Drive-It Day in April, hosted at the Chateau, which saw over 30 classic vehicles travel in convoy through the beautiful Cotswold countryside. Participants came with their Jaguar E-types, Porsche Boxsters, Triumph Spitfires, MGAs, Cobras, Nortons and Harley Davidsons – so expect to see a similarly eclectic mix of vehicles at Coffee & Chrome!

The first Coffee & Chrome meet is taking place on Sunday 6th January 2019 between 10am and 1pm. The meet is free to attend; however, space is limited to 200 vehicles, so participants are asked to register online on the Footman James website (footmanjames.co.uk/classichub) to confirm their place.

Further dates for Coffee & Chrome will be announced in the new year. Follow Footman James on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram or subscribe to their newsletter to stay updated.

For further information about Footman James please contact 0333 207 6000 or visit www.footmanjames.co.uk.
entered 06/12/18

Nigel Ayling

I filled in the online application and have heard nothing back?

Footman James Classic Car Event- COFFEE & CHROME
 

I only received details of the event on 4th December Hopefully they will acknowledge in due course.

Nigel Ayling