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If you can find time for a ride out on a Thursday, then you are probably old and grey.
Let’s get a regular meet up and run out pencilled in.

I’ll start the ball rolling,
10th March ’22 Meet at Spaldwick Services 10-30 for a run around Huntingdonshire and bits of Northamptonshire.
Light lunch then back home.
Let me know if you are interested.

Other owners could, in their area, organise a run.

Great idea, I am up for regular runs out and lunch stop, 10th March suits me

I'm interested, just depends on the weather.

Pessimist
Well, even I wouldn't go out for a jolly in the rain.

Perhaps the title of this thread may have offended some snowflakes, could be construed as ageist, excluding others that are not grey.
To those owners who still have their youthful colour, you are not excluded, you are welcome to join in.
Just try to keep up, we will wait for you.

You should have titled it "Greys and Grecian 2000's on Thursdays"...

Wednesday 9th March 10-30 at Applegreen Services, Spaldwick. PE28 0TD.

Just because the weather forecast looks better than Thursday.
Come on guys, let's get this show on the road.

(Randon picture from Founders day 2018)

Who's is the car with the bonnet off? I can't quite see.

Hi Richard, I always assume that if there’s a Triking at a show with it’s bonnet off it must be yours

The inaugural meet for Greys on Thursday was a superb hit.
Just 3 cars at the rendezvous, with a good wish send off from Cliff Nicklin, Chair of Citroen Specials Club.
Perfect weather, dry roads, a hint of salt dust reported from down south.

It was all about driving our cars and fellowship. Not sitting at a show.
The first run was a best ever drive at a pace nearly forgotten as it’s been so long, unhindered by a slower driver in front.
Taking in the villages of Barham, Buckworth, Clopton, Pilton, Stoke Doyle then through the town of Oundle. Then on to Tansor, Fotheringham, Woodnewton, Apethorpe, Kings Cliffe, Wansford then coffee stop at Stibbington Café.
Every village boasting a fine church. Particularly fantastic view at Fotheringhay.
Everywhere surrounded by superb unspoilt countryside.
Second run was equally as good but this time captured on the GoPro, Still to be edited.
Equaly great run taking in Sibson, Elton, Lutton, Polebrook, Hemmington, Luddington, Great Gidding, Hamerton then lunch stop at The White Hart, Alconbury Weston.
And the best bit, the roads were traffic free.
Till next time.
Tony