We are delighted to announce the results of the National Motorcycle Museum’s winter raffle to win a 1959 Triumph T120 “Tangerine Dream” 650cc Bonneville. The raffle was drawn by road racing stars Steve Parrish & Steve Plater at the International Classic Motorcycle Show at Stafford on Sunday 24/04/16.
First Prize - 1959 Triumph T120 Bonneville 650cc Motorcycle.
Winner- Mr Peter Allan, Epsom, Surrey. Ticket No: 1010699
Second Prize- 1966 Triumph Tiger Cub 200cc Motorcycle.
Winner- J Higgins, Middleborough, North Yorkshire. Ticket No: 2019167
Third Prize- Luxury “classic” weekend break for two people.www.thewindmillvillagehotel.co.uk
Winner- Mr Edward Kirkby, Milford, Derbyshire. Ticket No: 0542731
Image of the lucky 1st prize winner is attached for media use.
We are appealing for the second prize winner of the 1966 Triumph Tiger Cub in the museum’s winter raffle to come forward to claim his/her prize!
Second prize winner “J Higgins” of Middleborough, North Yorkshire has unfortunately missed a digit out of their contact phone number details, when filling out their ticket stub number 2019167.
We would ask Mr/Mrs Higgins or anyone who might know them to contact Museum Director James Hewing [email protected]
THE MAY 2016 - OCTOBER 2016 MUSEUM SUMMER RAFFLE.
Following on from the above draw results the National Motorcycle Museum is pleased to announce the details of our very special summer raffle.
James Hewing, the Museum's Director, stated “we have another exceptional 1st prize for our summer 2016 raffle with a beautiful 1990 Norton F1 Rotary 588cc motorcycle which is an absolutely pristine and low mileage example of this limited edition superbike”.
1st Prize- 1990 Norton F1 Rotary 588cc Motorcycle (value £22,000).
2nd Prize-1951 Norton ES2 500cc Motorcycle (fully restored and matching numbers).
3rd Prize- Luxury “classic” weekend break for two people. www.thewindmillvillagehotel.co.uk
Image of the 1st Prize- Norton Rotary F1-is attached for media use.
The draw will take place on Saturday 5th November 2016 at the “Museum Live” open day held at the National Motorcycle Museum.
Tickets will be distributed during May 2016 via subscription copies of the specialist press.
Tickets may also be obtained via the Museum on (01675) 444123 or e-mail [email protected]
Tickets may also be ordered on-line at www.thenmm.co.uk
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