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Drive to help Rally Across America raise $1 million for struggling non-profits

6/24/2020

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The Three Rivers Alfisti will be supporting the Rally Accross America effort with two upcoming events: 
  • July 11, 2020 “Over the River Tour “
  • August 29, 2020 "Staggerwinging with Catz"

All of the proceeds from both of these events with be contributed to the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix charities. Be sure to register ASAP!   We will be posting more information on these events with details we get closer.  Below is an article from Hagerty Insurance that explains more about the Rally Accross America.
Jeff Peek, Events, Hagerty Community
23 June 2020
Rally Across America 2020
Lilly Pray has a passion for cars, and now she’s channeling that energy into an organized drive that will give back to the community. Lilly, a nurse in Boulder, Colorado, serves an ambassador for Rally Across America, a grassroots organization whose goal is to raise more than $1 million for nonprofit groups across the U.S.
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As a frontline medical worker and car lover, the fundraising tour is right in Pray’s wheelhouse, and it all started with her dad. Malcom Pray Jr. was a successful car dealer and well-known collector who gave generously to the Boy Scouts, Boys and Girls Club, Red Cross, USO, and other local charities in Greenwich, Connecticut.
Pray Porsche
“My father taught me how to drive classic cars,” she says of Malcom, who passed away in 2013. “If I wanted to spend time with my dad, it was in the garage with him, as well as attending a lot of auctions and concours events.

“I’ve been a concours judge for many years, and it is probably how I made my dad the proudest when I started judging at Hilton Head Concours 19 years ago. He instilled in me a great sense of giving and giving back to my community,” she says.

Lilly Pray began working in the medical field in 1987, first as volunteer, which led to a career as a firefighter/paramedic. She became an RN in 2010 and volunteers as a victim advocate for the Boulder Police Department.

“My brother died in a car crash in 1986,” she says of Malcolm Pray III. “It was a life changing event. My life motto has been always to ‘help the weaker hikers on their journey.’ So as an EMS provider, and now a RN, I guess I’m still helping the weaker hikers and holding their hands in whatever way I can.”
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She jumped at the opportunity to help Rally Across America, which hosted its inaugural drive on June 7, with proceeds going to the Connecticut Foodbank. A total of 41 cars took part, with each driver donating the suggested $100.
Lilly says the idea began with her friends Frank Taylor and Wendy and Jim Petty, who organized the drive as a way to recognize and give to 501(c)3 nonprofits in their area that have greatly suffered during the COVID-19 lockdown. Pray happened to be in Connecticut at the time, so she immediately registered her 1987 Porsche 911. Since Rally Across America hopes to have ambassadors in every state (and average eight drives per state), she took the lead for Colorado.

The first drive that Pray is organizing is set for June 28, beginning and ending in Boulder. Her chosen beneficiary is the Denver-based Morgan Adams Foundation, which raises funds for pediatric cancer research. “The MAF holds the best four-hour concours in the world,” she says, “and they had to cancel their annual major fundraiser on August 24 due to the ongoing events with COVID.”
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She has planned two other drives for July 26 and August 16. They will follow a route “into the foothills of the mountains—an easy 60-mile drive lasting 3–4 hours.” As a registered nurse, Lilly is well aware of the possible negative ramifications of any gathering, so social distancing guidelines will be observed. “We just want to get out in our cars and help the nonprofit community,” she says.
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She’ll be driving the 1959 Porsche Convertible D that she has owned for 25 years. If you’re sensing a Porsche pattern here, you’re onto something. Lilly’s daughter is named Portia.

Pray says Rally Across America events are planned in six states so far, including one later this year, organized by Barn Find Hunter Tom Cotter, that will travel country roads from Charlotte, North Carolina, to Virginia International Speedway and include a parade lap on the track. Details are forthcoming.

“Driving cars makes me happy,” Lilly says. “My car friends really are my family, and there is nothing as fun as gathering for a family reunion—whether it’s at a concours event, a 1000-mile drive, or a short day-run with friends.”
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Rally Across America ambassadors are being sought in every state. If you’re interested in becoming an ambassador or joining a ride near you, contact Lilly Pray at LillyPrayRAA@gmail.com.

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TRA Post Holiday Party and Meet & Greet!

12/4/2019

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Make plans to join us this January 16  for the Post Holiday party at the Doubletree Hilton in Cranberry Twp. PA from 6pm - 10pm, Thursday January 16, 2020
Come out and join us at Ember and Vine inside the Doubletree Hilton for some drinks and food. Meet, Greet and lets talk about our 2020 club plans!.

Click "I'm attending" and go to our Facebook page to let us know you're going!
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Alfa Romeo Three Rivers Alfisti After Holiday Party 2020
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Alfa Owner: Pittsburgh Convention Cover Story

10/16/2019

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Check out the Alfa Owner October issue with a jam packed full series of articles about the Cortile Della Corsa 2019 AROC Convention hosted by our Three Rivers Alfisti Club.

Reporting is by Dave Hammond and Bob Abhalter.  In some cases, I've linked back to the convention pages so you can see all of the schedule details in case you don't recall when reading the articles.
  • A Family Reunion
  • The Journey to Pittsburgh
  • Pre-Convention Tours
  • Downtown Parade
  • The Cortile Rally
  • Competition
  • Double Wide Grill
  • Welcome Reception
  • Alfas in Focus: Shannon Smith’s Giulia Sprint GTC
  • Cortile and Concorso
  • Annual Meeting & Banquet
  • PVGP Alfa Romeo Race
  • The In-Between Bits
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Alleys, Axles & Ales 2018

8/8/2018

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Make plans now to join us in Allegheny West in Pittsburgh's Historic North Side.
Three Rivers Alfisiti Alleys Axles Ales
A Walking Tour of Historic Allegheny West, Pittsburgh, PA�
Saturday, September 29, 2018
11 am – 5:00 pm

Featuring a Tour of Historic GARAGES - BEER Tastings - Ultimate CAR Shows
-Explore Allegheny West on a self-guided walking tour.
-Gaze at fabulous cars on display in 8-10 different locations.
-Sample 6 local craft brews.
-Enjoy refreshments from a local food truck.
-Stroll through the back streets of Allegheny West.
-Be amazed at the Nationally-awarded Concours Jaguars.
-Chat with owners and other car enthusiasts in garages and courtyards of Allegheny West.

Tour Tickets & Information
$25 in advance | $30.00 at the door | $10 under 21
Ticket includes craft beer tastings at 6 different stops and a $5 food voucher for food from Northside's own Neumann and Marley's Food Truck. Bring a classic or exotic car and ticket cost is $25 at the door.

Cars ‘n Coffee @ 9:00
Join us before your garage tour for some classic and exotic car networking on Saturday morning 700 block of Brighton Road. Bring your own classic, modern or exotic car and mingle with other car collectors. Cost to display your car at Cars 'n Coffee is $15 -or- an Alleys, Axles, and Ales Tour Ticket.

The historic homes of Allegheny West on Brighton Road will provide a beautiful backdrop to feature the Jaguar Club of Pittsburgh Concours d’Elegance cars. Nationally-awarded Jaguars will be on display.
  • Hosted by Allegheny West Civic Council
  • Benefits Pittsburgh's Allegheny Commons Park Renovation Project
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TRA - Meguiar's Auto Detailng Session & F.A.S.T. Company Museum Tour

11/15/2017

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On the morning of November 11, the Three Rivers Alfisti visited Fowler Auto Street & Street who hosted a Meguiar's Detailing session from 9am until Noon.  At least that is what was scheduled. The event actually finished up around 1:30 in the afternoon! Dan Yaworski from Meguiar's was kind enough to answer many many questions that the group had regarding paint finishing.  

About Dan Fowler & F.A.S.T. Company

Dan Fowler, Alfa RomeoDan Fowler working on an Alfa Romeo in the late 70's
Fowler Automotive Street & Track provides auto service for sports & luxury cars as well as transport & trackside support for vintage race cars and teams. Dan Fowler started F.A.S.T Company in 2011 with the encouragement and support of the many race teams who have depended upon his expertise as a mechanic for over 50 years.

As a teenager, Dan restored the '67 Alfa 1600 and proceeded to promptly trade it in on a 1967 Alfa Romeo Duetto in 1969. Dan raced a 1966 Alfa Romeo Guilia Veloce 1600 in the early 1970's. 

In 1973 Dan attended the University of Pittsburgh and began work on his mechanical engineering degree but very quickly started working with the Pitt Race Team. It was called the "The Pitt Crew," with Bob Fryer driving a 1969 Chevrolet Camaro, and became the best known non-factory car in the Trans-Am series during that period.

1966 Alfa Romeo Guilia Veloce 1600 Racing incident1966 Alfa Romeo Guilia Veloce 1600 before & after a race
In 1975 Dan became the first employee of the Auto Palace. The iconic Pittsburgh landmark for exotic and racing cars from 1975 until 1984.

​The Auto Palace was owned by Elvidio and Mario Grande and was originally called the Auto House (currently the Party House) until it moved to Baum Boulevard to become the iconic Auto Palace.  The building now hosts the "Scaife Auto Palace". 

By 1980 Dan was the highest trained Alfa Romeo technician in North America. 


In 1981, Dan purchased the first Alfa Romeo GTV in black. He sold it to none other than Mario Andretti and bought then bought the second black Alfa Romeo GTV ever produced.


Coffee, Donuts & the Race Car Museum Tour

Before we kicked off the Detailing session we where treated to some morning snacks and got to walk around the shop.  F.A.S.T Company not only provides support to many race teams but also serves as storage for the active vintage race cars.  TRA Members got the opportunity to walk around and learn about some really interesting race cars during our visit as well as some unique street cars.

Digging into the Detailing with Dan Yaworski from Meguiar's

Dan Yaworski travels the North America for Meguiar's but he's from Pittsburgh and makes his home here as well.  

Dan tailored his prevention to our audience. He did a great job finding out from everyone in the group what they wanted to learn and then proceeded to go through the entire list of questions. 

We posted some of the presentation as well as a quick video tour of F.A.S.T. Company LIVE on our Facebook page, but for those of you who missed it, you can check it out right here!

Dan did an fantastic job and it looks like there may be some interest in seeing him again in the future.
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Three Rivers Alfisti is on the Cover of the New Alfa Owner Magazine!

10/30/2017

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Alfa Owner: The Dawn of a New Chapter
Below is the Cover story in the November Issue of "Alfa Owner"  it's the monthly magazine published by the Alfa Romeo Owner's Club.  The article was written by Enrique Zuniga announcing the formation of our chapter, The Three River's Alfisti!!
Three Rivers Alfisti Alfa Romeo Owners Club Magazine Cover
​Located in the western foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, at the point where the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers meet to form the Ohio Rriver, lies a city well known for its steel history, bridges and sports – and often ranked as one of the best places to live in the world! It’s Pittsburgh, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s largest western city, with a population of over more than 3,000 three hundred thousand and almost two and half2.5 million within the greater metro area. For automobile enthusiasts, it is also a city with a well-established tradition for car events, such as the annual Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix and International Car Show that has been going on for 35 years.

Unsurprisingly, this area is also home to a good number of Aalfisti, who for several decades had hoped to establish a formal Alfa Romeo owners group. While the desire had not materialized, it was not for lack of interest. Locals will relate some of the attempts made over the years, such as the Allegheny Alfisti of the late 1970’s. This was the effort by Howard West, Don Wannagat, Kevin Benzenhoefer and others, to form an Alfa Romeo Owners Club chapter in the Pittsburgh area. Despite holding meetings for several years, a chapter was not formed.

Then, in 2010, invigorated by the 100-year celebration of the Alfa Romeo marque during the Vintage Grand Prix event, local organizers and Alfa enthusiasts, Jim Shaw and Marianne Fenoglietto once again considered the creation of formal Alfa owners group. It would be an AROC chapter in Western Pennsylvania. As Spider owners, they organized driving events,
which brought other enthusiastic Alfa owners together. The idea enjoyed great support, but while the interest never waned and the formation of a chapter was a topic of discussion for several years, formal steps to organize the group were not taken.

In 2016 however, with the establishment of the Ron Lewis Automotive Group as an Alfa Romeo dealer in the Pittsburgh area, the elusive goal was to find a path towards reality. While returning from corporate Alfa Romeo training, during an extended flight delay, the Ron Lewis Sales team found themselves on the airport tarmac with Jim Neville, the Alfa Romeo chairperson for the Pittsburgh Grand Prix Italian “Cortile” Car Show. A few months later, in April, the dealership hosted the area’s 2017 launch event of the Alfa Romeo Giulia. Enveloped by the energy at the event, Jim Neville was joined by Bernard Martin (Cortile event Managing Director), and together they approached the dealership about joining their endeavor of establishing an AROC chapter.

​Their proposal was enthusiastically embraced by Gwen Lewis and Jobie Glessner. The newly formed partnership quickly took concrete steps, with Gwen hosting local Aalfisti meetings at the dealership and contacting AROC National on behalf of the Pittsburgh group. Conversations, meetings and a bit of work took place from April through June, as Jim, Bernard and Gwen took the lead to establish a formal Alfa Owners group in the Pittsburgh area.

Three Rivers Alfisti, a.k.a. Three Rivers AROC, is our newest chapter. It was officially launched during the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix week, at the Cortile Italian Car Show, on Saturday, July 15, 2017.

Three Rivers Alfisti Founding Officers

Jim Neville
President
​Jim is a long-time Alfa enthusiast and owner of an award- winning 1967 Duetto Spider. He is Vice President of Oil and Gas at Equipment & Controls, Inc. in Pittsburgh PA. “It’s perfect timing for the Three Rivers Alfisti to officially kick off at the Cortile Italian Car Show Saturday July 15, 2017,” said Jim Neville, first President of Three Rivers Alfisti, said. “Alfa Romeo’s return to the U.S., and the launch of our new Chapter, present a great opportunity for owners to share their love for these automobiles.”
Gwen Lewis
​Vice President
Gwen is also Vice President of Marketing/Online Operations at the Ron Lewis Automotive Group. Ron Lewis Alfa Romeo is the newest franchise addition to the family-run dealership group. “To celebrate the launch of our Chapter, Ron Lewis Alfa Romeo will subsidize a 1-year Standard membership of any new Alfa Romeo customer betweens July 15, 2017 and -December 31, 2017,” said Gwen Lewis said. “We’re excited to welcome our customers to the joys of Alfa Romeo ownership and to introduce them to a local group who share the same affinity.”
Bernard Martin
Secretary/Webmaster
​Bernie is the Founder and President of Rapid Production Marketing in Pittsburgh. In 2009, Bernie created the Italian Cortile in conjunction with the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix. Owner of a 1988 Alfa Romeo Spider, Bernie completed a 2,890- mile round trip journey to the Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance in March 2017 in his Alfa.  “We’re already receiving positive feedback about forming the Three Rivers Alfisti,” said Bernie Martin said. “All the pieces are in place to make this Owner’s Club a success after many years of trying.”
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Three Rivers Alfisti Driving Tour To Polo Match

9/13/2017

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Alfa Romeo Club Polo Match
by Bernard Martin
On September 9, 2017 The Three Rivers Alfisiti met at Ron Lewis Alfa Romeo for breakfast and then began a spirited driving tour through the backroads of Western Pennsylvania to the Family House Polo Match.  There we were featured on the Polo Field for the Vintage Italian Car Display.

The Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix's Cortile Italian Car Show participants, in conjunction with the Three Rivers Alfa Romeo Club and the Ferrari Club of Western Pennsylvania, were featured at this year's 34th annual event! 
Three Rivers Alfisti Family House Polo Match Alfa Romeo
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An Evening of Driving & Painting

9/8/2017

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Alfa Romeo Giulia 4C Spider Veloce Ron Lewis Automotive
by Bernard Martin
Three Rivers Alfisti members were treated a wonderful evening on September 7, 2017 when Ron Lewis Alfa Romeo hosted "An Evening of Driving & Painting" at their car dealership.
It was the introduction of the new 2017 Alfa Romeo Stelvio. 

The crossover SUV design concept for the Stelvio was introduced in 2003 as the Alfa Romeo Kamal at the Geneva Motor Show.

There are going to be three model offerings once the model launch is completed: Stelvio, Stelvio Ti and Quadrifoglio.

The Quadrifoglio was not in stock yet to test drive. However, the Stelvio and Stelvio Ti where.
An Evening of Driving & Painting Alfa Romeo Stelvio

The Stelvio Specs

The Stelvio weighs 3,660 lbs with with a full tank of gas, which is less than it's model competitors the Audi Q5, BMW X3, Mercedes GLK and the Jaguar F-Pace. The Stelvio uses the same Giorgio platform used in the Giulia  and also shares the same engines and many of the mechanicals. It tracks bigger than the Giulia with a wider stance in the front by 2.1 inches  and rear by 1.1 inches. ​​
Alfa Romeo Stelvio Fron view
The front of the new Alfa Romeo Stelvio
When you stand in front looking at the nose you can easily see the much more muscular rear haunches that give it a very powerful look.  

​In keeping with the Giula, there seems to more of an awareness in the design to the body line and shape. Its nice to see a design that you want to walk up to and run your hands over to feel the flow of the car.  
There's something to be said about the almost lost art of modeling car designs in clay and the Stelvio, like the Giuia, hearkens back that era. You want to caress the lines.
The Stelivio and Stelvio Ti are powered by a a 280-hp turbocharged 2.0-liter direct injected l4 intercooled turbo engine that powers all the all wheel drive unit with an 8 speed automatic. Alfa states it can go from 0-60 mph in 5.4 seconds to a top speed of 144mph. Inside, are very friendly ergonomic controls with leather seats and an infotainment display.
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The Alfa Romeo Giulia Andy Warhol Art Car greeted members when they arrived.
The "Sport" package, features paddle shifters, 19" wheels and aluminum interior accents, but it seemed to be the seating that attracted the more driving performance oriented members in the crowd.
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The Quadrifoglio, which was is not yet available is powered by a 505-hp 2.9-liter twin-turbo V-6 thatshares a lineage with the V8s currently used by Ferrari in the 488 and California T . The Quad is spec'd to have a 0-60 time of 3.9 seconds with Brembo carbon-ceramic brakes to slow you down from the 177mph top speed.
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The weight distribution is 50/50 between the two axleS. The aerodynamic coefficient is 0.30. 

The AlfaLink suspension is a double wishbone front, multi-link rear aluminium suspension. Springs are longer than the Giulia, but stiffer to counteract the extra height. Driver sit about 7.5 inches higher from the road than in Giulia.  

Alfisti Evening Experience

Three Rivers Alfisti members where treated to spinach ravioli and italian sausage stuff mushrooms as well as a variety of Italian confections and a wide selection of flavored sparking waters to wash down the delicacies before moving out the the garage bays to participate in painting  a six piece canvas that will eventually adorn the walls of the Alfa Romeo dealership.
Originally scheduled to be staged outside, Gwen Lewis arranged for there to be ideal SUV test drive conditions. The rain poured down and members got the chance to experience the capabilities of the Stelvio in full wet conditions. ​

How The Stelvio Got It's Name

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The car takes it's name from The Stelvio Pass in Northern Italy. It's a majestic and daunting driving experience, with a mountainous terrain and hairpin curves that challenge even the bravest of drivers.​ The Stelvio Pass mountain is at an elevation of 9,045 ft above sea level. It's the highest paved mountain pass in the Eastern Alps. At the crest you encounter the “Peak of the Three Languages” – where the borders of Switzerland, Austria and Italy once met. 

It wa​s originally carved out through an impassable section of terrain 10 months of the yea to increase trade between Switzerland and Venice. The construction of the road was completed in 1825. It has changed little since then. It's 75 kilometers long and that coincides with the number of turns you would encounter.  It remains too brutal for most modern commercial vehicles. ​
Inspired by this great driving road, Alfa Romeo engineers and artisans set out to imagine, design and craft a truly Italian SUV. 
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Ron Lewis (left) was overheard at the event talking to Alfa Romeo Execs "We need more Alfa Romeo's here!" Alfa is back and in demand. Great news for long time Alfisiti!
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Three Rivers Alfisti Chapter Update

8/24/2017

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by Bernard Martin
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We are extremely pleased to update you on the progress being made by the Three Rivers Alfisti!
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Since our launch in July at the Italian Cortile:
  • We have received recognition by AROC-US Headquarters with approved Chapter By-Laws.
  • We now have the ability to register new members through www.threeriversalfisti.org
  • Current AROC Members can request Three Rivers Alfisti Chapter affiliation through contacting: admin@aroc-usa.org.  
  • In order to help launch our Chapter, Ron Lewis Alfa Romeo is providing a 1-year TRA membership to all customers purchasing new Alfa Romeo models from 7/15/17-12/31/17. 
  • We are seeking a TRA Chapter Treasurer!  Please let us know if you are interested in helping to manage our TRA finances as a Chapter Officer!

We are hosting our first official Chapter Event on Saturday 9/9/17 at the Family House Polo Match!  
All rostered TRA/AROC members by 9/9/17 will be invited to attend the festivities without charge/tickets. 

​Non-Members will be assessed a $20 Temporary Membership Event Participation Fee.
Please see the attached invitation for details and RSVP by 9/1/17 to 3riversalfisti@gmail.com.  
 
We look forward to seeing you and your Alfa Romeo soon!
 
Jim Neville, President
Gwen Lewis, Vice President
Bernard Martin, Secretary
 
Three Rivers Alfisti 
3riversalfisti@gmail.com

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Alfa's on the Polo Field!

8/14/2017

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by Bernard Martin
Gather your family and friends for a day of fun on the Polo field September 9, 2017! 

The Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix's Cortile Italian Car Show participants, in conjunction with the Three Rivers Alfa Romeo Club and the Ferrari Club of Western Pennsylvania, are featured at this year's 34th annual event! 

It's an Italian Car show during the Polo match this year!

Keep in mind that ​Show cars are not charged the $50 admission and will be staged in a private spectator viewing area adjoing the show field.  Donations to Family House are encouraged.

Itinerary

  • 8:15 - 8:30am - Meet at Ron Lewis Alfa Romeo.
  • 8:45 - 9:30am - Enjoy a leisurely scenic drive to Hartwood Acres polo field through the byways of the North Hills.
  • 9:30am ~ 10am - Alfa Romeo's will prestage next to he polo field.  You can pull our your folding chairs, set out your picnic gear and let your wine breath a bit
  • 11:00am - The Alfisti and Tifosi will parade onto the Polo Field to take center state of the event.
  • 12:30pm - We will go back to our staging and viewing area and enjoy the polo matches until
  • 4:00pm - When things wrap up for the day!
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Gates open to the public at 10AM and activities begin at 11AM. Opening ceremonies are at 1PM with polo matches starting after that and completing around 4pm. If you would like to join us please RSVP by clicking "Going" from the link below

The Drive

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  • 9:00 AM Depart 21145 US-19, Cranberry TWP, PA 16066 [21145 US-19, Cranberry TWP, PA 16066] on US-19 [Perry Hwy] (South)  1.0 mi
  • 9:01 AM 1.0  Turn LEFT (East) onto N Boundary Rd  1.7 mi
  • 9:04 AM  2.0  At 1288 N Boundary Rd, Cranberry TWP, PA 16066, stay on N Boundary Rd (South) 43 yds
  • 9:04 AM  2.7  Turn RIGHT (South) onto Franklin Rd 0.2 mi
  • 9:05 AM  2.9  Turn LEFT (East) onto Plains Church Rd  1.5 mi
  • 9:09 AM  4.4  Turn RIGHT (South) onto Callery Rd  0.4 mi
  • 9:10 AM  4.8  Turn LEFT (North-East) onto Myoma Rd 0.8 mi
  • 9:12 AM  5.6  At Myoma Rd, stay on Myoma Rd (East) 0.7 mi
  • 9:13 AM  6.3  Bear RIGHT (South-East) onto Mars Evans City Rd  0.8 mi
  • 9:14 AM  7.1  At 1139 Mars Evans City Rd, Mars, PA 16046, stay on Mars Evans City Rd (South) 1.2 mi
  • 9:16 AM  8.0 Road name changes to Crowe Ave [Mars Evans City Rd  0.5 mi
  • 9:18 AM  8.8  Turn LEFT (East) onto Irvine St  0.2 mi
  • 9:18 AM  9.0  Road name changes to Mars Valencia Rd  1.6 mi
  • 9:21 AM  10.6  Road name changes to Mars-Valencia Rd 0.2 mi
  • 9:22 AM  10.8  Bear RIGHT (South) onto Babcock Blvd  1.0 mi
  • 9:24 AM  11.7  Bear RIGHT (West) onto Babcock Blvd [Red Beltway]  0.3 mi
  • 9:24 AM  12.0  Keep STRAIGHT onto Babcock Blvd  0.2 mi
  •  9:25 AM  12.2  At 11077 Babcock Blvd, Gibsonia, PA 15044, stay on Babcock Blvd (South)  4.7 mi
  • 9:33 AM  16.9  Turn LEFT (East) onto Wildwood Rd [Yellow Beltway]  2.9 mi
  • 9:38 AM  19.8  Road name changes to Wildwood Rd Ext [Yellow Beltway]  1.1 mi
  • 9:40 AM  20.9  Turn RIGHT (East) onto Middle Rd  2.5 mi
  • 9:44 AM  23.4  Turn LEFT (East) onto Local road(s)  0.5 mi
  • 9:46 AM  23.9  Bear LEFT (North-East) onto Local road(s) 0.6 mi
  • 9:48 AM  24.5  Bear LEFT (South) onto Local road(s)  0.4 mi
  • 9:49 AM  24.9  Road name changes to Hartwood Acres 98 yds
  • 9:49 AM  25.0  Arrive 200 Hartwood Acres, Pittsburgh, PA 15238

    Three Rivers Alfisti (TRA) Polo Match Registration

    Only one guest per car unless otherwise discussed with Exec Board (children ok)
Submit
For those wishing to attend, but NOT show thier Italian car, tickets to the event can be purchased  HERE

About Family House Polo Match

Family House Polo match Alfa Romeo Alfisiti
For more than three decades, the Family House Polo Match has been a beloved Pittsburgh tradition that raises funds for Family House's mission to provide temporary, affordable housing for families who travel to Pittsburgh for medical care.

​This fun-filled day at Hartwood Acres features a professional polo match, vintage cars, children's activities, a silent auction, shopping, wine and beer tasting, and more.


There are many ways to join us on September 9th. Gather your friends and purchase a ticket package for a fun party, or smaller groups may prefer the general admission option. For those purchasing any of the ribbon packages, you may choose to rent a tent*, have food catered or simply tailgate at your vehicle. Fancy or simple, the Family House Polo Match has something for everyone!

Location

Hartwood Acres  4000 Middle Rd, Allison Park, Pennsylvania 15101
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