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THANK YOU for supporting us, and The Synergy Project Youth House charity.
Their program is serving runaway PA youth with much needed services.
The ABRR raised a little over $35,000 dollars, a record amount for the event. Helping that cause, there were a record 38 British cars driving the 600 miles in 2 ½ days.
Also another first for the event; the back-up car had to come out of the trailer to replace an Austin Mini that rear-ended a MG Midget at one of our many construction mandated stops. And the ’37 Rover had mechanical issues that put it out of commission. A back-up car was found for that team too, and all 38 teams completed the drive.
We had a great time driving PA-MD-VA-WV mountain roads that followed rivers/streams wherever possible. As you can guess, straight and wide was not in the route book. It was my intention to write a detailed blog, but that requires I know exactly where we went. There were a few times we blindly followed the GPS and hoped for the best.
Again, heartfelt thanks for your support of Team BRRTA. Pictures are posted at britishreliability.org and the corresponding FB page.
Steph & Dale
Their program is serving runaway PA youth with much needed services.
The ABRR raised a little over $35,000 dollars, a record amount for the event. Helping that cause, there were a record 38 British cars driving the 600 miles in 2 ½ days.
Also another first for the event; the back-up car had to come out of the trailer to replace an Austin Mini that rear-ended a MG Midget at one of our many construction mandated stops. And the ’37 Rover had mechanical issues that put it out of commission. A back-up car was found for that team too, and all 38 teams completed the drive.
We had a great time driving PA-MD-VA-WV mountain roads that followed rivers/streams wherever possible. As you can guess, straight and wide was not in the route book. It was my intention to write a detailed blog, but that requires I know exactly where we went. There were a few times we blindly followed the GPS and hoped for the best.
Again, heartfelt thanks for your support of Team BRRTA. Pictures are posted at britishreliability.org and the corresponding FB page.
Steph & Dale