Great day at Grasmere Classic Car Show.

jonathan63 · 21st June 2015, 18:24

The sun barely made an appearance but the rain stayed away.
There were about 200 cars and a handful of british bikes.

There were quite a few Rover and MG models there too. Rover 12HP, P6, 110, P5 V8. Don't ask me what the MGs were but they were mostly 1930/40s I think.

And I didn't go near the chips and doughnut trailers.

I have just told SWMBO that I'm not hungry because I've been in the sun.

Simondi · 21st June 2015, 19:33

Always enjoy a good show

SWMBO and I are hopefully bringing the TF down to Grasmere for a couple of days in July - lets hope the weather holds

jonathan63 · 21st June 2015, 22:15

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Originally Posted by Simondi

Always enjoy a good show

SWMBO and I are hopefully bringing the TF down to Grasmere for a couple of days in July - lets hope the weather holds

You should have come today mate. Quite a few MGs. I'd post piccis but not allowed now.

RPWC · 21st June 2015, 22:16

On our trip down to the Shildon railway museum meet today, we passed loads of classic cars heading north, this would be around the 10 am mark, would they have been attending the same show do you think?

jonathan63 · 21st June 2015, 22:49

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Originally Posted by RPWC

On our trip down to the Shildon railway museum meet today, we passed loads of classic cars heading north, this would be around the 10 am mark, would they have been attending the same show do you think?

Grasmere started at 10am. I hitched up about 12 and the place was well attended by then.

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