Saab Support Convoy updates
January 15, 2010 in Saabology
NOTE – Please don’t send me any notes about new convoys at this late stage. With just a few days to go, the chances of organising an effective gathering are very much reduced.
That said, were have three new convoys added to the list today.
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NEW!!
Vienna, Austria
Saab friends will meet in front of the Vienna GM headquarter.
The event will be on 17th January, at 14:30
Details can be found http://www.saab-club.at
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NEW!!
Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Saab owners from Slovenia will join the global convoy on Jan 17th with a meeting in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Meeting point: Klub 300 bowling arena @ 15:00 (3pm)
More info can be found on Saab Club Slovenia forum.
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NEW!!
Frankfurt, Germany
Sunday 17.01.2009
1. Pre-Meeting Point
10:30 Uhr SAAB Zentrum Frankfurt,
Carl-Benz Strasse 27, 60386 Frankfurt
- then drive in Convoy through Frankfurt to Rüsselsheim
2. Main Meeting
11:55 Uhr GM/Opel/Saab-Deutschland Headquarter,
Friedrich Lutzmann Ring, 65423 Rüsselsheim
Full Details available here.
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UPDATE
The Atlanta convoy now has around 29 participants. Full details are now available here.
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UPDATE
The Kansas City convoy is definitely on.
From John, the organiser:
Meet at Town Center Plaza in Leawood, KS (time is up in the air as of now, probably around 4pm?) and drive north toward downtown (passing my Georges Imports on the way.) and ending up somewhere near the country club plaza.
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The full list:
- Vienna, Austria
- Ljubljana, Slovenia
- Frankfurt, Germany
- Umea, Sweden
- Vilnius, Lithuania
- Chicago, USA – 24th January
- Minsk, Belarus
- Kansas City, USA
- St Petersburg, Russia
- Atlanta, USA – Interest invited
- Malaysia – 24 January
- New York, USA – 24 January
- Estonia
- Italy
- Finland
- New Mexico, USA
- Beijing, China
- Ekaterniburg, Russia
- Bulgaria
- Taiwan – Their second event!
- SoCal, USA
- Melbourne, Australia
- Stockholm, Sweden
- Norway
- Moscow, Russia
- Shanghai, China (12 January)
- Denmark
- Brookline MA, USA
- Czech Republic and Slovakia (3 events)
- Poland
- Latvia
- Adelaide, Australia
- Brisbane, Australia
- United Kingdom
- Trollhattan, Sweden
- Netherlands – where it all began
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