THAMES VALLEY HOODS
An area group of the RHOCaR club - all things Robin Hood Kit Cars
Thames Valley Xmas Lunch 2009
Tvh Monthly Meeting CANCELLED on Wednesday 9th December
Due to Xmas Lunch event on Sunday 13th December
Monthly Meetings will start again in January 2010
Chris
Sunday 13th December
is the set date for the Thames Valley Xmas Lunch and we have booked the tables for 12.00 noon and have asked for our normal alcove
We now need numbers please to get it fairly accurate. Can you please respond soon as we will need to let the restaurant know by the Friday 4th December.
For those who have not been there before, it is a very good value for money restaurant located at Millett's Farm and garden centre near Frilford just west of Abingdon.
We normally take a ride there in the hoods. WAGS and the whole family are welcome to join us, and don't forget to decorate your Hood with seasonal effect. .
We eat upstairs in the Lakeview restaurant which will be serving up a choice of seasonal roasts, including vegetarian., with choice of starters and sweets.
Millets have told us that they no longer have a carvery, but the food order will be brought to you and the price is the same as last year about £16 for two courses or £18 for three. 2 Courses Children’s meal £8.00, either a smaller portion of the main meal option or an alternative of Chicken Nuggets or Fish Fingers served with Potato Smiley Faces and Peas
Real Dairy Ice Cream Chocolate, Vanilla and Strawberry
Fresh Cafetiere Coffee and Mint Chocolates £2.00 per person
(subject to any change)
There are other attractions on site that are open during the day, including one of the best farm shops for miles, and a full garden centre retail outlet. information on the Millets website.
All welcome to join us.
Chris
Please contact me to book your place via the post in the events setion or by PM on the RHOCaR Community forum.
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An Introduction to the Robin Hood Kit Car world.
The Robin Hood kit car is a copy of the famous Lotus 7 sports car, and is built by amateur mechanics at home in their own garages. The car is built up using a kit of parts supplied by Robin Hood Sports Cars, and a donor car which is presently the Ford Sierra, although earlier models have used Triumph Dolomite, and Ford Cortina's as Donors. The kit manufacturer has made the kit so that only the one donor vehicle is required, but a number of builders have found that by substituting some assemblies with parts from other vehicles, it will make the final car much better.
This area club (Thames Valley) is linked to the "Robin Hood Owners Club and Register (RHOCaR)" and our website here tells you what we get up to ! Our members travel from as far afield as Northants, Bucks, Berks & Oxon. Our Area Secretary is Chris Newlands. We meet each second Wednesday of the month in the evening - at 8 - see below for location.
