Car Days - British Motoring Association of Prince Edward Island

We celebrate the 35th anniversary of the introduction of the popular and timeless design of the TR6 sports car.

We honor the members of the New England MG Car Club who have been supportive of British Car Days across the Bridge since the early days.

This year is Rover's Centennial Anniversary. Rover holds the distinction of being the only British owned major automotive manufacturer still in production 100 years later.

Megiuar's Canada Inc. will return again providing products for all car show participants. We welcome TD Waterhouse as sponsor of the Friday evening reception and Scotia Bank and Scotia MacLeod as sponsors of the Saturday awards banquet.

Once again we will offer children's activities at the Saturday show. Plans are underway for a bigger and better golf tournament to be held at the breathtaking Glasgow Hills Resort and Golf Club.

The tournament is booked for July 9th with tee-offs scheduled between 10 and 11 am. Cost is $81.90 (Tax included) per golfer which includes power cart this will allow everyone to finish in a timely manner and have time to clean up before the evening. For those that aren't bringing clubs, the course has availability of Calloway Rental Clubs and will discount the rental to $23.40 tax included. The tournament is open to participants, friends and family and individual or team entries are welcome. Entries and entrance fee, including club rental due by June 30th, in order to give the club lots of notice should we need to cancel some tee times. Entry fee should be mailed to:

In the 2004 British Car and Motorcycle Show, we are introducing two new features related to the judging of vehicles.

Not all registrants may wish to be have their vehicles entered in the judging which takes place Saturday afternoon. They will now have the option of only showing their vehicle to the general public. Vehicles not entered for judging will still be on display as always, they will just not be visited by the judges. This will take some pressure off the judges who have had to examine all cars in their judging class, even if the owner was not seriously interested in competitive judging. Any owner not wanting to have his/her vehicle entered should indicate so on the registration form. If already registered, an e-mail notice of same should be sent to Chris Spenceley, or let the person know when picking up registration materials when arriving at the show.

Secondly, a new prestigious category of recognition has been created for the coming year called the Concours d'Elegance Awards. Entrance in this class will be voluntary and separate from the regular judging classes. Vehicles entered in this class will not be judged for the regular class awards. It will include all makes and models in one win, place, and show competition. Owners of vehicles that have won in their class the previous year are encouraged to enter this new competition.

For this year there will no difference in the registration fee if a vehicle is not entered for judging or if it is entered in the Concours d'Elegance competition.

Our closing celebration on Sunday will take place this year at Confederation Centre in historic Charlottetown to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Confederation Centre and the 140th anniversary of the meeting of the Fathers of Confederation in Charlottetown. Our police escorted convoy will again be the mode of transportation.

Once more we will feature pipers from the College of Piping and dignitaries to open our event under the bigger tent that will be available for participants to escape the inevitable sun!

We remember our friend and British car and motorcycle enthusiast, the late Harry Stevens who passed away in 2003 with a special award in his name.

Our friend and professional photographer Alain Boily has once again booked the weekend to capture all activities on CD Rom. A camera is one less thing to pack in the open top.