Thought these photos might be of interest...

They were taken at a classic car show just a mile down the road from my place in the village of Horndean, Hampshire. It was a damn good show, great turnout, friendly and inclusive atmosphere, and free entry....

Austin A90 Atlantic:



A selection of pretty Austin-Healey Sprites:


A well-used '56 Chevrolet Pick-up:


1961 Chrysler New Yorker:


A '50s Daimler Majestic:


For the Mopar muscle fans out there.... A 1968 Dodge Coronet R/T:


....and a 1970 Dodge Challenger:


A very charming Ford Model T Pick-up:


A Ford Fieldmouse, apparently one of only three survivors:


This 1977 Ford Mustang II Ghia was in stunninbg condition, and probably the best I've seen:


A circa 1956 Morris Isis:


A lovely 1973 Saab 96 V4:


A circa 1909 Stanley Steamer in action:


1929 Triumph Super 7 with a Ford Model A:





And then on Sunday 6th August I went along to the Guildford Cruise in Surrey. Here'* just a small selection of what was on display:

A 1964 Austin A60 Cambridge:


1972 Buick Skylark:


1956 Cadillac Eldorado:


1967 Cadillac Fleetwood 75 Limousine:


NYPD 1992 Chevrolet Caprice:


1969 Dodge Coronet:


A rare right hand drive 1963 Ford Galaxie 4-door pillared sedan:


Honda N600:


1971 Lincoln Continental Mark III:


1970 Plymouth GTX:


1979 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am:

WOW, spectacular pictures, thanks for sharing those!!!

I love the Mopar'*. Those were sweet.

I love coronet'* almost had one like this for a song in the mid 80'*
then the lady'* grandson came out of the woodwork and took it.

Really enjoyed the shots! You get to see some cars we've rarely if ever heard of over here. Very good stuff!

V-TEC yo!

It can't be a Honda.... I don't see any utterly useless hood scoops or tripple bookshelf wings. Not one NOS sticker, or any other HONDA go fast mod.

Great pics. I think the Challenger would be my favorite car She'* awesome!!

That 79 T/A is gorgeous!

Nope. Instead it has 0.6 litres, 2-cylinders, 38-hp and a top speed of 78mph!

Those pics look great, Simon. Thanks for giving us a taste of some cars we seldom see in the States. Looked like it was a pretty excellent show!