The Mid-Atlantic region of
the TVR Car Club North America includes
New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland,
Virginia, West Viginia, North Carolina and
Pennsylvania
Regional Organizer
Jeffrey Loss
Phone: 703-758-5052
E-mail: jloss@earthlink.net
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The Mid-Atlantic region of the TVR Car Club North America includes New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, West Viginia, North Carolina and Pennsylvania
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Phone: 703-758-5052 E-mail: jloss@earthlink.net |
VRCCNA President Marshall Moore had the pleasure of a visit from two lovely ladies in a red 1986 280i recently.
Linda and Tracy, from Quebec, Canada, were coming back from Florida and took a side trip to visit Marshall on their way north. Linda said it was the first time in the time she has owned her 280i that she has had the opportunity to go for a drive with another 280i. They all took some time out to take some photos of the cars before LInda and Tracy hit the road north.
Hunt Country Classic
The regular season for the Mid-Atlantic region of the TVRCCNA drew to a close on Sunday, October 8th, with the Hunt Country Classic held at Bill and Barbara Scott’s beautiful Willoughby Farm near Marshall, Virginia. This event, sponsored by the Washington, D.C. MG Car Club has drawn TVRs over the years and this year drew 6 TVRs for the 11th annual event.
On Saturday prior to the event, Mid-Atlantic R.O. Jeff Loss opened up his house to a half-dozen TVR fanatics for a pre-show cookout. He then led the convoy Sunday morning for those who wished to participate in the drive through some gorgeous northern Virginia horse country to Willoughby Farm.
Despite the heavy rains that soaked the state on Saturday, Sunday proved to be a beautiful day with the only detraction being slightly soggy fields. Present with their TVRs on the show field Sunday were Chris McArdle with his Griffith 400, Drew Patterson with his 1977 ½ 2500M, Jeff Loss with his 1972 2500 V8, George Czerw with his 1984 280i coupe, and Marshall Moore with his recently-acquired 1987 280i. Also present, but with non-TVR transportation, were Kenny Rollins who brought his Bentley Turbo R, Scott Stubblefield who came in his Morgan, and Ira Schoen in his Cortina. John Wohlslagel also arrived in his beautiful 1970 Vixen S2 but only stayed a short while and therefore didn’t park with the rest of the TVRs on the show field.
There were approximately 165 beautiful British cars arranged across the lawn and fields of Willoughby Farm with such marques represented as MG, Triumph, Austin Healey, Jaguar, Lotus, Rolls Royce and Bentley, Morgan, Jensen-Healey, Sunbeam, Riley, Lanchester, Morris, Mini and much more. When all the ballots were counted and the awards handed out, the TVR awards went as follows:
Third Place: Drew Patterson
Second Place: Jeffrey Loss
First Place: Chris McArdle
This event is a great way to wrap up the season in the Mid-Atlantic area and we hope that more of you will join us in the coming years and take part at this beautiful venue.
| VRCCNA President Marshall Moore had the pleasure of a visit from two lovely ladies in a red 1986 280i recently. Linda and Tracy, from Quebec, Canada, were coming back from Florida and took a side trip to visit Marshall on their way north. Linda said it was the first time in the time she has owned her 280i that she has had the opportunity to go for a drive with another 280i. They all took some time out to take some photos of the cars before LInda and Tracy hit the road north. |
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Hunt Country Classic
The regular season for the Mid-Atlantic region of the TVRCCNA drew to a close on Sunday, October 8th, with the Hunt Country Classic held at Bill and Barbara Scott’s beautiful Willoughby Farm near Marshall, Virginia. This event, sponsored by the Washington, D.C. MG Car Club has drawn TVRs over the years and this year drew 6 TVRs for the 11th annual event. On Saturday prior to the event, Mid-Atlantic R.O. Jeff Loss opened up his house to a half-dozen TVR fanatics for a pre-show cookout. He then led the convoy Sunday morning for those who wished to participate in the drive through some gorgeous northern Virginia horse country to Willoughby Farm. Despite the heavy rains that soaked the state on Saturday, Sunday proved to be a beautiful day with the only detraction being slightly soggy fields. Present with their TVRs on the show field Sunday were Chris McArdle with his Griffith 400, Drew Patterson with his 1977 ½ 2500M, Jeff Loss with his 1972 2500 V8, George Czerw with his 1984 280i coupe, and Marshall Moore with his recently-acquired 1987 280i. Also present, but with non-TVR transportation, were Kenny Rollins who brought his Bentley Turbo R, Scott Stubblefield who came in his Morgan, and Ira Schoen in his Cortina. John Wohlslagel also arrived in his beautiful 1970 Vixen S2 but only stayed a short while and therefore didn’t park with the rest of the TVRs on the show field. There were approximately 165 beautiful British cars arranged across the lawn and fields of Willoughby Farm with such marques represented as MG, Triumph, Austin Healey, Jaguar, Lotus, Rolls Royce and Bentley, Morgan, Jensen-Healey, Sunbeam, Riley, Lanchester, Morris, Mini and much more. When all the ballots were counted and the awards handed out, the TVR awards went as follows: Third Place: Drew Patterson Second Place: Jeffrey Loss First Place: Chris McArdle This event is a great way to wrap up the season in the Mid-Atlantic area and we hope that more of you will join us in the coming years and take part at this beautiful venue. |
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Members' Cars
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Brian Studeny's 1985 280i V8 |
Paul Robilotti's 2500. |
Rick Hildebrand's 2500 |
