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Oldtimerdag Alphen aan den Rijn


The Old-timer Day has been organized annually in Alphen aan den Rijn - located centrally in the green hart of The Netherlands between Amsterdam, Utrecht and The Hague - since 1983. Held on the Saturday preceding the Annual Market Day (on the third Wednesday in September), this occasion offers nostalgic entertainment for young and old, and for participants and visitors, not only from The Netherlands but also from abroad. Every owner of an old-timer (25 years or older) - be it a car, a tractor, a motorcycle or any two-wheeled contraption whatsoever is welcome to participate.

The 29th Old-timer Day in Alphen aan den Rijn
will be held on Saturday, September 17, 2011.


Everybody is invited
Each year the event attracts thousands of visitors of all ages and from all parts of the country and from all over the World.
As in previous years, more than 30.000 visitors are expected. The Old-timer Day is more than just cars! All shops are open, there are stalls of all kinds, outdoor cafes and dance and music performances. The line-up is situated in the direct vicinity of the Saturday market in the centre of the city.

The programme
At 10:30 a.m., after the Concours d'Elegance - a tour through the surroundings - the old-timers are exhibited in the Hooftstraat in Alphen aan den Rijn along the Old Rhine river. The vehicles can be admired there by the public until about 4:00 p.m. (free of charge). Old-timer vehicles are not the only attraction: there are also historical tugs, small old-timer fairground attractions for children, and demonstrations of old crafts.
Old-timer boats offer the public a free opportunity of cruising on the Old Rhine river.


Participate

The registration fee of 15 Euros entitles you a free cup of coffee and a slice of cake at the start, as well as a rally plate, a certificate of Participation and a packed lunch. For information or participation: Eric de Jong


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