VW NORTHWEST TATTON PARK

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Tatton Park is situated just off junction 19 off the M6 motorway, making Volkswagen Northwest the most central meeting in the country.

Amongst the congested VW events calendar, Volkswagen Northwest is an established show, now in it’s 29th year and is most definitely not to be missed.

Catering for all types of Volkswagen enthusiast, the show includes:

Concours competition for Aircooled VW’s
Concours competition for Watercooled VW & Audi
Race & Performance Aircooled Display
Trade Stands and Swap Meet
Cars For Sale area
Clubs Arena
California Look Cars
Massive GTi Display
Buggies and Replicas
Buses,T2, T3, T4, & T5, on show
Children’s Amusements

Plus much, much more on the day!

Anybody on here going to Tatton park

Yes I think we are   

Well so far that's you and your crew Gaz N Hannah and me and my crew   

Cool

Yea, we're going! What car we are going in yet I don't know lol

Any good Gaz          

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What's the plan for Tatton park Sunday? I reckon we all meet at the gingerbread man at 8am and look to leave at 8.30am.
What does everyone think?   

Good plan col   

GazEllis83 wrote:

Good plan col   

I thought you would like that   

What a brilliant day we had at Tatton park. The day started not very well with Danny's bug accelerator cable breaking just outside Whitchurch

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And realizing that none of us had any tools Jay went home to get his toolbox   and returning very quickly to get Danny back on the road

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It was great to see the genuine concern for Danny and instead of leaving him to sort it out himself as Jeremy Clarkson does........... We all sat and watched him  

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We were soon on our way again thanks to Jay and his quick thinking   

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At the show some of us met up with some old friends and other members including Phil Clayton   and his Variant

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And here are few others I took today

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My Mate Buddy   

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Will add more pics later.

Thank you to everyone who went today and to those I met for the first time...............It was a real pleasure especially Will and Jay  

Just thought I would add this pic, it must of really exhausted our Techsupport (Colin) taking all those pics, he's not used to it   


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It was a great day which had a couple of hiccups but thanks to Jay and Mr RAC man, it was all sorted very quickly. Great to meet some new people, Will, Jay and his family, hope to see you all again soon   

Big thanks to everyone who came tatton park yesterday, you all helped make it a great day out!
Colin has posted the pics he took, so tthat'sanother title to his name aas well as tech support haha!
There were some lovely cars on show and even more in the car parks and you never know yours truly might actually make it to a show in my golf   

anyway hope to see more and more of you at the meets and shows with us in the near future

Peace out   

Looks like you all had a good day after all. Well done to the guys who came to the rescue your what I call    seems like all that photography was a bit much for Colin