I didn't see a thread for this event, so I am creating this one. Many of you know about this weekly event.

Katie's Cars & Coffee happens every Saturday morning in Great Falls Village, near Georgetown Pike (193) and Walker Road.

Katie's Coffee
760 Walker Road
Great Falls, VA 22066

Saturdays, ~6:45AM - 9:00AM (during the summer/fall, you won't get a parking space in the 'front' lot if you get there after 7AM.)

From Georgetown Pike, Village Center Drive is a block west of the Walker Road intersection, and runs between BB & T Bank and the Post Office. Katies' parking lot is behind the BB & T Bank.

--Bob Collum

Below are some Jaguars we've had at Katie's earlier this year.

 

It rained lightly most of this morning. I arrived right at 6:30AM, and was the first car there -- but not by much. Slowly but surely, more and more cars showed up. Appropriately, British cars were there in good numbers. Damp weather doesn't deter us!

A special 'welcome back' to Mark Franke & his Esprit!

I hope to see a good selection of Jaguars at both this event, and at the Sunday Cars & Coffee at Fair Lakes, VA -

https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/m...rfax-va-53001/


--Bob Collum

 

Here are some pictures of the non-Brit cars at Katie's today. There's always a good variety.

--Bob Collum

 

Very nice, might try to make it out to this one morning. If I knew about it earlier I would have stopped by. I was at my companys office right off 193 on the exit ramp of 495.

 

Not a bad turnout of Jaguars, for no planning...


--Bob Collum

 

More Jags, and other British cars from Katie's.

--Bob Collum

 

Some more from Katie's, including an E-Type (with diplomatic plates) that I followed down Walker Road after the event... I saw him on the road after last week's C & C, too...

--Bob Collum

 

All right, I'm as guilty as most. I get up almost as early on Saturday, anticipating what will be at the Great Falls C & C, as I do for work during the week. But... I got to Katie's at 6:18AM today, and I was no better than MAYBE the 15th car there. The Mercedes group got there early, and held spots for some friends, but there were already two Ferraris there when I got there. The front lot must've been full by about 6:40, and the second lot was jammed by 7AM. Eventually, cars were parked all the way around back, with a few even parking on the West side, along Village Centre. This is as big a crowd as I have seen at Katie's. As you would expect, with this crazy amount of cars, the variety was as good as can be. As you'll see, there were some very nice Jaguars in attendance, along with a lot of other beautiful vehicles.

--Bob Collum

 

More from today.

Bob Collum

 

Wow. That's a lotta cars for that earlier. I know the parking lot well since my inlaws live damn near around the corner.

I have yet to make it to this event, looks as if I'll have to spend the evening with family to make it there to get parking!

Keep the pics coming Bob.

 

You asked for it, oootis - here's some more interesting vehicles from today.

--Bob Collum

 

It rained overnight, and the streets were a little wet early. While we didn't have quite the crowd we had last week, the amount of cars we had today (and the quality) would be a huge deal, almost anywhere else. A small turnout of Jags today.

--Bob Collum

 

More interesting cars from today. If you haven't been, or haven't been lately, you should really try to go some Saturday.

--Bob Collum

 

A good, but not huge turnout today. It rained overnight, but roads were pretty dry early this morning, and it was clear and cool.

A good showing of Jags, and other British cars.

--Bob Collum

 

Some non-British cars from today...

--Bob Collum

 

A big turnout, and a pretty darn good showing of Jags, and other British cars.

--Bob Collum

 

Other vehicles of interest from Saturday...

--Bob Collum

 

Thanks for the photos! Wish I'd get up early enough to join someday!

Really decent of you to black out everyone's license numbers btw.

Most people couldn't be bothered.

 

I dont Work saturday this weekend, so I will be coming up.

 

See you there, Bryce.

--Bob Collum