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The show was definitely worth the trip. Not only were there a number of great cars there, but the autojumble was a blast. Having never been to a proper UK autojumble before, it just made me want to go again.
We also got to have a quick bite with the redoubtable Mr. Waddington, and spent a couple hours after the show with the members of the Triumph Sports Six Club. Good times, good times. |
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Jaguar XJC
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Lamborghini Miura
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Triumph Spitfire Mk. IV
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(left to right) BMW 507, Ferrari 250 (?), Lamborghini Diablo
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The nice folks from the Triumph Sports Six Club
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There were so many exotic and rare cars on display, that it was almost overwhelming. For example, if I were to see a Facel Vega on the street, I’d be blown away. But since there were so many on display it was hard to be excited by them. Still, it was quite an experience to see so many nifty cars, including an Auburn Speedster.
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