WV British Car Club

Charlie, Cindra, Mark, Connie & Dave departed from St. Albans and cruised down Route 60. Along the way, we picked up Rick and Prema in Hurricane, then Dan and Pam west of Culloden. After a brief stint down I-64 to bypass the downtown Huntington activities, we picked up Roger and Trish in Ceredo. We took Route 168 and Skyline Drive to bypass all of the Ashland activities. After a stop for refreshments at the Ashland DQ, we made our way down Route 60 to Grayson and then i

Our annual Valentines Day Dinner was held on February the 14th at Angela's on the River in beautiful downtown St. Albans. Everyone had a great time and as usual the food was excellent but the service was a little slow. I think that's understandable since they had to serve 33 people all at the same time. Next year I think we will ask them to do a buffet. I've been to functions there when the food was served buffet style and it was excellent. I welcomed everyone to the dinner a

The WVBCC participated in Greg & Kay Ervin's all british car show at their home in Jackson, OH. Greg & Kay have been hosting this show at their elegant home for several years now. I think this is the 35th anniversary show. We've been going for the past 4 years. We always have a good time and the food is outstanding. We were able to display our cars along with the other British cars mostly from the Jackson area. Greg invited us a few years ago and I think he is pleasantly surp

September Meeting Minutes WV British Car Club Minutes of Meeting September 1, 2108 Golden Corral, Cross Lanes, WV Members Present were: Bill Michael, Dan Blackwood, Barry McCoy, David Neil, Larry Stonestreet, Kevin Roberts, Jamie Chenoweth, Charles & Cindra Justice, Steve Ewing, Richard Stephenson, Mark White, Mark Mason, Don Fugate, Nathan Arnett, Larry Kopelman, William Hall. The meeting was called to order by President, Bill Michael at 9:45AM. He welcomed all attending mem

The offices of Hill, Petersen, Carper, Bee & Dietzler were alive with British car enthusiast. Our evening was hosted by Charlie & Cindra Justice with help from Mark & Connie Mason. This was our biggest Pistons & Pints ever. We had 30 club members there. Those who came were: Dan & Pam Blackwood and their grandaughter Ken Rubin Mark & Connie Mason Bill & Gayle Michael Charlie & Cindra Justice Bill & Lillie Hall Don & Anne Fugate Bob & Marijane Waldron Don & Susan Jeffers Larry

WOW, what a great car show. I don't think the term "Car Show" does justice to this event. Perhaps I am a little more taken than others because this was my first Concours d'Elegance. Even with the rain I had a great time. I guess it goes without saying that The Greenbrier is a fabulous place and a great place to have a Concours. The weekend started with a beautiful, top down, drive down Midland Trail to Lewisburg. We've driven this route before but it is a beautiful drive and

Mark and Connie and Barry put on another great cruise. This one was a leisurely drive on Rt. 21 to Ripley and then on to Pomeroy using the back roads. When we cruise Gauley Mountain it's usually a tire squalling, engine roaring, g pulling event that requires all of your concentration because we are driving our cars close to the limit. It's great fun but this cruise was one where you could cruise along and gather your thoughts about how special our cars are and what a great co

British cars with big engines and British car lovers with big hearts. What could be better? The West Virginia British Car Club was honored to be able to host the British V8 club with a picnic at the shelter at Hawks Nest State Park Overlook in Anstead, WV. God gave us West Virginia to enjoy and He also gave us perfect weather for the picnic. We had about 85 people enjoying some great hamburgers, hot dogs and all the fixins. We had some great conversations and saw some amazing

I don't think I'm to only one who had a great time at our Christmas Party. Once again our host and hostess, Charles & Cindra Justice, provided a venue that was stellar. From the stirring conversation, to the food, to the entertainment, to the gift exchange, I just don't think it could have been better. We saw some members we hadn't seen for a while and some regulars were unable to make it. I think we had about 40 people in attendance. And what about the video that Charles put

It appears that Sundays are a popular day for cruises. We had 13 cars participate in this cruise and it was absolutely perfect. I believe that's a record number of cars to go on a cruise. Mark and Connie worked together to plan the route and secure a lunch venue that couldn't be beat. We mustered (Navy talk) at our normal place. The parking lot at the corner of Washington and Greenbrier Streets. Then it was on to Glen Ferris. Also a familiar place for our group. From there we

Several members of the Club went on, what appears to be, a great cruise to the "Back of the Dragon" near Chilhowie VA. Richard has a friend who runs a bed and breakfast there and was a gracious host to our group. The group consisted of Richard & Janet Stephenson (sponsors), Mark & Connie Mason, Charles & Cindra Justice, Bill Hall and Dave Neil. I was unable to make this 3 day trip but Richard Stephenson had this to say: The photos are attached but they don't really show how m

The weather was absolutely perfect today for a cruise. There were 10 cars and 16 people on this cruise. We took Rt. 35 to Point Pleasant and watched a little bit of their parade and then headed to the museum. Barry McCoy had arranged some great parking for us so it was only about a block and a half walk to the museum. Here are the photos: After the Museum we headed to Syracuse, OH, home of Barry McCoy. On the way we crossed the bridge at Pomeroy, OH. What a beautiful bridge.

Our first official club sponsored event of the year was a resounding success. This is a cruise that was started the first year of the club and has been an annual event ever since. This year we had 12 cars and 17 People. That's the most participation we have ever had. The weather was great and the cars performed almost perfectly. Bill & Lillie Hall had a slight brake problem but nothing Bill couldn't handle. It was a little bit concerning since brakes are kinda important in th