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Surrey Vintage Vehicle Society caters for veteran cars, vintage cars & classic cars, as well as commercials and motorcycles.

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:: [  SVVS at HCVS South East Meeting  -  Newchapel   ] ::  
 July
2023 


Photos by  Bozi Mohacek


The Historic Commercial Vehicle Society and the Surrey Vintage Vehicle Society had many links in the early days and many original and current members of the SVVS, who have commercial vehicles, are also members of the HCVS. The current chairman of the HCVS Fraser Clayton has been a long standing member of the SVVS. The Southern Section of the HCVS  has previously held similar 'bring a vehicle' evenings at the nearby Jolly Farmer Inn in Horne, which used to be the SVVS winter headquarters. This venue in Newchappel is new to the HCVS and it was a great success, with plenty of room for expansion. The entry was free to the public and and many came in their vintage and classic machinery including quite a large contingent from the SVVS. The venue, though relatively remote, was well equipped with a drinks bar, a coffee bar, a burger bar and and a fish & chip bar. Plenty of sitting areas and plenty of shade on what was a very lovely evening. Being on the landing flightpath of Gatwick, we were even treated to the spectacle of the of the Airbus flying double-decker at tree height. Noisy !

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