Search for disabled drivers of classic and sports cars Print E-mail
Written by Kurt Schleier   
Friday, 13 February 2009 13:02

Fifth Gear TV's Vicky Butler-Henderson chatting with Jaguar owner.We never really thought about it, but apperantly there is quite a market for adapted classic, sports and high performance cars tailored to the needs of disabled motorists. Obviously, these people are just as passionate as the non-disabled and because of that, the British 'Mobility Roadshow' is calling onto owners of such cars to come and visit the event at Kemble Airfield in June. To share experiences about their passion.

The Mobility Roadshow 2009 takes place at Kemble Airfield near Cirencester on 4, 5 and 6 June. The classic, fast and sports mobility event is scheduled for Saturday 6 June, a popular day with family visitors.

The Roadshow is a fully accessible charity event with free entry for visitors, who have the rare opportunity to test drive a huge range of adapted vehicles from the major motor manufacturers, as well as view and assess a vast range of motoring conversions, adaptations and accessories, as well as scooters and wheelchairs and products for home and leisure - from around 200 companies and organisations.



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