This, no doubt, is a grueling challenge to the vehicles and its owners, as most of the participating vehicles are more than 75-years-old. It would also serve to protect Sri Lanka's Motoring Heritage which one could be proud of, considering the large numbers of motorcars imported into this little isle. Murrel and W.R. Daniels, who went on to form the Veteran Car Club of Ceylon. One would recall the very first “Sri” Registration given to Sir John Kotelawela’s Cadillac, which was registered “1Sri 1”. Those keen on participating could contact Mahesh Mallawarathci on 0112 366 111 or Hercil Fernando on 0112 653 535.

Source: Sunday Times January 20, 2018 19:30 UTC