Designed to lift spirits and support the classic car community during the COVID-19 pandemic, REVS Limiter is a brand-new, online-only virtual car show – and it’s taking place this weekend (16-17 May).
To join in, simply go to the event’s Facebook page where, between 10am and 4pm each day next weekend, you can watch videos from a range of expert guests including McLaren F1 and Lotus Elan designer Peter Stevens, Salvage Hunters: Classic Cars presenter Paul Cowland, and journalists Steve Cropley and Matt Prior from our sister magazine, Autocar, as well as C&SC’s own Editor in chief Alastair Clements.
Plus, everyone’s invited to upload photos of their treasured classics to share the story of their passion.
It’s been organised by motoring enthusiast, artist and Chaplain at Bicester Heritage, Adam Gompertz, to help people’s mental health when they’re deprived of attending the car shows they so enjoy.
“The day will be about celebrating people, and their passion for their vehicles and we want to highlight specialists who will need our custom when the COVID-19 crisis comes to an end and we can begin to get back to normal,” explained Gompertz.
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