Imp'40 Sponsors We are looking for sponsorship.

This event is under-written by The Imp Club.

Trophy Sponsors include prizes with three classes:

1. Best Hillman Imp (Rootes) pre 1969 - Merlin Motors
2. Best Hillman Imp (Chrysler) post 1969 - ISP Ltd.
3. Best Singer Chamois - Imp Speed
4. Best Sunbeam Imp - Corley Conversions
5. Best Husky/ Van - Malcolm Anderson
6. Best Modified Imp - Superflex
7. Best Race or Rally Imp - Dennis Allt
8. Best Visitors Car (non Imp) - Lynbrook Insurance

1. The Rosemary Smith Perpetual Trophy - Rosemary Smith and Associates
2. Favourite Imp-based Vehicle - J.R. Engineering
3. Furthest Driven to Event - Footman James
4. Most Deserving Restoration Project - Classics Magazine

Raffle and Auction sponsors include:

• Alain Barbou
• Maynard Engineering
• Comma Products
• Frost Automotive Products
• SPAX Ltd.
• Maynard Engineering
• Turtle Wax
• Coverdale (UK) Ltd.
• Haynes Publishing
• DEB Chemicals Ltd.
• Automotive Chemicals
• Scorpion Engineering
• Thwaites

Other sponsors:

• R.J. Peers Sectional Buildings
• A.J.R. Elsworth Ltd. Timber Merchants
• Milliken Carpets

If you would like to help make this event a phenomenal success, by providing cash, raffle/ auction prizes or services, please call Jim Crampton 0151 228 9457, Ron Aspinwall 01695 555053 or Bob Allan 01925 267084.

We will be contacting people who may wish to advertise in our Event Programme and help with the event. Any help with sponsorship (direct or indirect) raffle prizes or loan of equipment will be fully acknowledged in these pages and in the programme.

Get your company logo and details here! The Imp Club Limited is a company limited by guarantee, registered in England number 3452604.

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