For reference purposes, here is a link to the 2018 Northern VA Sunday Cars & Coffee events:

https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...unday-c-c.html

 

A nice day for the first Cameron's Cars & Coffee of 2019: clear skies and mild, for January. It was high 30's, with no wind. We had a pretty decent turnout, including Dino's BB 512.

Happy new year!

--Bob Collum

 

At this time of year, this might be more properly termed a 'Coffee with Some Cars'. I got back last weekend, after 5 weeks of vacation. I didn't post anything from last Sunday - the vehicle selection was so pathetic, that would have been titled 'Coffee'. I don't mind the cold - it's early March, so that is to be expected in the Northern Virginia area. However, we are fed up with rain, snow and ice... and the tons and tons of salt put down to prevent occasional ice patches.

So, a large number of interesting cars typically doesn't happen at this time of year. Still, it's an opportunity to catch up with fellow car people, and talk about the cars we wish we could have driven.

--Bob Collum

 

Glorious! Two weekend days without rain! It was cold... 29F when I got there at the 8:00AM start time. Still, the pent-up demand by regulars brought out a lot of vehicles.

--Bob Collum

 

A small but interesting group there today. Two ACR Vipers showed up...

--Bob Collum

 

A misty Sunday morning, so my expectations were low for turnout. As it happens, there was good attendance, anyway. A couple of really nice, older British cars were there.

--Bob Collum

 

The area around Cameron's was given over to a staging area for the Rolling Thunder motorcycle event.

--Bob Collum

 

While Cameron's has never developed into a large C & C venue, our small weekly event here has enthusiastic people, and quality vehicles.

This week, Mark Franke and Bob Scates drove their Esprits. Mike D. and Chuck Brownstein showed up in their 911's. Paul motored up in his '32 Ford roadster.

Brothers Dino and Jerry Andreatos upped the exotic-car ante with their F430 and GT3 RS, respectively.

--Bob Collum

 

An overcast morning... but a good turnout, anyway.

--Bob Collum

 

A smaller than usual turnout today, for Father's Day, but still good quality!

--Bob Collum

 

A beautiful morning at Cameron's.

--Bob Collum

 

A hot, humid Sunday - but a good turnout!

--Bob Collum

 

What time does this normally start and end?

 

Starts at 8:00AM, (because that's when the coffee shop, Cameron's, opens). We usually break up around 9:30 or 10:00AM.

--Bob Collum

 

Thanks Bob!