Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Classic Car Show 2004 ‘■’i y . Chairman’s message
w e lcom e ,to this year's car show organised in conjunction with the Rotary Club of Burnley and East Lancashire Newspapers. This year is Pendle and District Rover Association's Silver Jubilee, so we hope to pot on a good show with some fine weather. However, there are a lot of other shows organised on the same day this year. We have always enjoyed good local support from
our regulars and we hope this will continue this year.-'. .■ For last-minute entries, contact Bill Heywood
on 01282 699289 after 6 p.m. or Dave Roscoe on 01204 520710.
, D. Roscoe, chairman of Pendle and District Rover Association
Campaigning again after 18-month rest
THIS unique Rover was originally a 1938 prototype P3, hav ing already done 110,000 miles on the road. It was con structed into a single-seater in 1946 by George Mackie, Spen King, and Peter Wilks of the Rover Company, mostly from spare parts found in the company's salvage yard. . The car has been through many changes since its con
ception, not least in its engine size. Its first engine was an experimental pre-war P3 prototype
10 h.p. unit with four cylinders, followed by a 1996cc six- cylinder intended as a 14 h.p. version of the P3. It now has a 3-litre engine giving 161 b.h.p. In 1967 it achieved the fastest time of the day at VSCC
Prescott meeting, and was awarded by the Bugatti Owners’ Club the Jack Perkins Trophy for the fastest historic racing car of the season.
The car was raced for 39 years by Frank Lockhart, who achieved great success.
While resting for the
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Spotlight on this week^s hot properties... •I--:'' » ' ' Back In flme for a great day out
THIS weekend is the time to forget about modern cars and all the gadgets which come as stan dard these days, because the classic days of motoring are about to show what real vehicle
class and style used to be about. Local people are in for a treat on
Sunday, when they have the opportu nity to enjoy a carnival of classic cars that will evoke memories of the great bygone days of British motoring. These were the days when British
car manufacturing was just begiiming, and this year’s show is sure to be a feast of fun for all fans of classic cars. The show is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, and is again
organised by Pendle and District Rover Association, together with Burnley Rotary Club and staff from East Lancashire Newspapers, who have all been working extremely hard to make sure this year’s event is another huge success. Classic car fans and experts are
revving their motors in anticipation of this year’s fantastic anniversary day out at To^vneley Park, and with more than 200 vehicles on display, the scores of visitors who flock to the event will be sure of a treat. This year will feature special dis
plays from both vintage and classic British, European and American cars, and classic motorcycles will also be exhibited.
The competitors themselves will be
picking the best car in show on the day, and the guests of honour. Mayor and Mayoress of Burnley, Coun. Mar garet Lishman and Mrs Anne Kelly, will be choosing a car for their own special award. Prizes will also be awarded to cars from each individual category.
Refreshments will also be available.
Local motor dealers are once again displaying their best new vehicles, and there will be plenty of opportunities to check them out and see how the mod ern look compares to the classic and vintage designs on display. The event promises to be a grand day out for all the family, so why not head down to Towneley Hall and see for yourself?
B HONEYWELL Estate Agents have for sale 2 Dun Croft Close, Balmoral Park, Clitheroe, a modem executive detached house located on a cul-de- sac, for an asking price of offers around £345,000. The property briefly comprises: entrance porch, hall, study, cloakroom, dining room, lounge, conservatory, fitted kitchen tvith integrated appliances, utility room, four bedrooms, en-suite and 3-piece bathroom. Outside i t contains a detached
double garage, gardens to the front and rear. I t is warmed by gas central ‘ heating and has sealed unit double glazing.
a STOCKS Farm, Carr Lane, Black burn is a superb fully renovated farmhouse situated on the fringe of the Lord Alving- hani Es tate and is for sale with FPD Savills with an asking price of offers in excess of £425,000. Stocks Farm is a 200- year-old farmhouse, which has been sympathetically renovated to create a superb famiy residence. The property is idyllic located and offers breath taking panoramic views over the
•estates and across to MellorVil lage.
Briefly comprises: reception hall-
w.ay, study with h a s part stone foor an d an open fireplace, sitting room with a n open wood burner and revealed beam work. There a re a s e t of patio doors to the front garden and a large kitchen/dining room with bespoke units and English oak flooring.
HA SPACIOUS three bedroomed semi detached property, 3 Warwick Drive, Clitheroe with a price tag of offers in the region of £198,000, is for sale with Mor timers Estate Agents. The spacious semi detached property is situated on the east side of Clitheroe in a very popular location on the outskirts of the town. The prop erty is situated close to Clitheroe’s many local ameni ties, which include shops, banks, a library, health centre and a number of schools including junior, secondary and private
establishments. The property also lies within easy travelling distance of the A59 bypass, which provides excellent links to all the nearby towns and cities. Briefly comp: 3 beds, lounge, separate fitted kitchen, gardens, driveway and garage.
Stunning five-bedroom home
AS house prices contin ue to rise, this week’s feature property repre sents good value for money. While the £395,000
price tag may at first seem daunting, closer inspection reveals that whoever buys it will have a lot for their money. Positioned in the corner
of a quiet cul-de-sac, this is a five-bedroom home, thoughtfully designed to cater for the needs of mod ern family living. An open porch leads to
an L-shaped entrance hall, which in turn has doors to the ground floor rooms. They include: a cloakroom with w.c. and hand basin; a very useful study, which could also serve as a snug or playroom: and a laun dry room with a stainless steel sink unit and plumb ing for a washer and drier. The well-proportioned lounge is light and invit-
5 Vicloria Close,
Calderstones Park, tVhalley
Price: £395,000
ing, with a feature fire place, corniced ceiling and views on to the rear gar den. A dining room allows for
formal entertaining, but the hub of this home is the versatile and spacious din ing kitchen and adjoining family room - simply but cleverly designed so that parents can keep one eye on the children while busy in the kitchen. With a good range of fit
ted wall and base units and p len ty of worktop space, the kitchen also benefits from integrated appliances, including a gas hob and electric double oven, dishwasher, larder fridge and separate freezer. At first floor level, the
accommodation is equally impressive, offering five
bedrooms, two with en- suite facilities, and the house bathroom, all accessed from a galleried
landing.The master bed room has fitted wardrobes and a three-piece en-suite in classic white, including a double shower compart ment. Indeed, all five bed
rooms benefit from fitted wardrobes, meaning there is no shortage of storage space. The house bathroom has
a four-piece suite, again in timeless white, with part- tiled walls and an extrac tor.
All th e rooms are
designed to benefit from maximum natural light, while the double glazing and central heating will keep the house cosy in winter. Outside there is a low-
maintenance garden area to the front with a detached double garage off
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