About the Rover P4 70th Anniversary Car Show
to be held Sunday 8th September, 2019.
This show is open to all Classic cars and Bikes to help celebrate 70 years of the Rover P4. For an entry form please email garrypage69@gmail.com for more details. This event is supporting the James Hopkins Trust in Cheltenham.
- Garry Page- Rover P4 Drivers Guild Devon Branch
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To double check the event is taking place before setting off (advisable) or for further information please contact the organisers not us! on the contact details below.
Rover P4 70th Anniversary Car Show Contact Details
- Contact Name: Garry Page
- Organisation: Rover P4 Drivers Guild Devon Branch
- Address: Cheltenham Chase Hotel, Shurdington Road, Brockworth, Gloucester
- Postcode: GL3 4PB
- Phone: 07767 29 2354
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