Items in uk.rec.cars.classic

Subject:Re: Classics out and about
Date:Wed, 30 Jul 2003 11:54:35 +0100
From:usenet-urcc@malloc.co.uk (Steve Firth)
Newsgroups:uk.rec.cars.classic
Willy Eckerslyke <oss108no_spamm@bangor.ac.uk> wrote:

> What's been brightening up your scenery this summer?

This area (South Downs) is classic car heaven. Lots of wealthy people
around so they tend to be top of the range motors. My neighbour has a
showroom condition 1920's Packard (and a steam roller). Across the road
is the tenant of the manor house with a rather nice gunmetal grey
E-type. Daimler V8s are actually fairly common around here and seem to
be preferred to Mark II Jaguars.

On a regular basis we see an influx of cars from between the wars and
sadly I recognise only a few of them. Bullnose Morris, couple of
Bentleys and the rest mostly register as "oh look at that" followed by
"damn haven't committed it to memory".

A great day out in Alresford not long ago when the Armstrong Siddley
owners club arranged a day out. Almost every parking space on Broad
Street occupied by my favourite marque.

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