We have been invited back for the 8th annual Macmillan Cancer Support Classic Motor Show Surrey.
This is a show for everyday classic cars. Come and meet other Figaro owners in our own enclosure, on a social level, Bring a chair and picnic, Children and Dogs welcome
This is free to attend for our pre-registered members. All Figaro’s welcome. All proceeds will go to Macmillan Cancer Support.
Situated on the beautiful Clandon Park Estate by kind permission of Robin, Countess of Onslow. Clandon Park entrance is off the A246/A25 between Merrow and West Clandon, Surrey.
To register email thefigarodoctor@gmail.com
or telephone Nic on 07941 690372
Event Description: All classics welcome, silver cup presented to judge’s favorite, stalls, children’s entertainment, hospitality serving hot and cold food, picnic area, Birds of Prey display in the arena.
Please support us by coming
Standard Admission: £7 adult, £6 concession under 12
Pre-Registered car with driver+one passenger. Free (Facebook)
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