Over 30 people attended the Club night at the Gallow. There was an excellent presentation from NARS and a cheque for £2,080 was presented for our charity fund raising activities in 2024/25. This was followed by a presentation from First Focus, our chosen charity for 2025/26.
Fakenham Auto Club Minutes of Committee Meeting 20th November 2025 _ final In attendance: Jim Biggie (Chair), David Coles, Tim Colman, Vanessa Stocking, Mike Colman, Brian Monks. Apologies for absence: Rob Percival, Ian Fryer, Tony Minutes of last Meeting: 16th October Minutes agreed as a fair reflection & signed off by Matters arising: Confirmed The…
We mustered an excellent 18 cars for the last Meet and Display of the year. And this was in spite of some pretty ordinary weather. The move to the other side of the main street is working well and is a better site to properly display our treasured cars. Roll on the spring!
On rainy Saturday, 16 members drove to the Walpole Arms in Itteringham for lunch. The food was good and the staff delightful. Some members have been back since proving that this is a nice venue. Sadly the weather meant that Blickling Hall was closed so visits there could not happen.
After a great drive expertly organised by Vanessa, 8 cars arrived at Sculthorpe Mill. This is an extremely picturesque setting and the options were to eat or just have a drink.
15 FAC cars were on display at the, as usual, well attended Reepham Classic Cars Day. Thanks to Mike Caesari for the photos.
In bright autumn sunshine, 16 cars gathered for our penultimate Meet and Display of 2025. It was Mercedes day although this wasn’t planned with 5 on display. And there was the usual “wandering off” as several members went to Q’s for breakfasts and coffee. And no, there were no hints for Quiz Night!
Our evening drive event was a great success, which started as a drive out to Sculthorpe Mill from Fakenham via the North Norfolk coast. The drive started at The Gallow, Fakenham where we met at 5.45pm leaving The Gallow at 6pm We had eight cars and 16 members participating. We passed through lovely Norfolk villages.…
We had 5 of our classic cars at this superbly organised bi-annual village fete. We feasted on delicious freshly made pizzas and enjoyed the various stalls and competitions including the hugely popular dog show. We all declined the bouncy castles and trampolines though! Weather stayed fine and we are looking forward to another visit in…
It’s not difficult to understand why Brisley Classic Day is so popular. Lovely location, glorious weather, a friendly atmosphere and, of course, many stunning classic cars. FAC was well represented and a good chat was had by all. Oh, and not a morris dancer in sight….