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Category Archives: car shows
Short & Sweet
The last official car of the ‘Season’ if you can call it, for me was back at Stonham Barns. This was to be the American Car Show on the 27th September 2020. I woke up to a grey sky completely … Continue reading
Posted in car shows
Tagged 1966 OX, 1966OX, AMC, American car show, car shows, ford mustang, Jeep, Mustang, One man and his Mustang, Rendlesham Forest UFO
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Hat Trick (Part 2)
Continuing on from yesterday’s post, I will continue with the rest of the photo’s I took. I want to start with this car which perhaps was my favourite of the day: Again in no particular order more from the Glemham … Continue reading
Hat Trick (Part 1)
The third show of the year was Sunday 6th September at Glemham Hall. This was a new show for me and located the other side of the Suffolk county for me, not far away just a thirty five minute drive … Continue reading
Round Two & Teddy
Yesterday was Second car show of the year for me and the weather held out. It was overcast and the rain was in the air as few spots landed on the car at one point. It was chilly, but more … Continue reading
Posted in car shows, Photo's
Tagged 1966 OX, 1966OX, classic car show, DeLorean, drone, ford mustang, Lamborghini Diablo, Lavenham Car Show 2020, Mustang, One man and his Mustang
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School Boy Error
As virtually all the car shows have cancelled or postponed this year due to the Covid-19 running riot there is a slight chance that two are still going ahead. Pre-booking has been essential and due to obvious reasons they have … Continue reading
Posted in Car Detailing, car shows
Tagged 1966 OX, 1966OX, Car Detailing, ford mustang, Meguiar's, Mustang, One man and his Mustang, screenwash, washer bag, waxing
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The Results Are In
At the end of my last post “Sweet & Sour part 2”, I asked for the my readers / followers view and response to my dilemma of the cheating allegations that I aimed squarely at Ted Brooke the owner of … Continue reading
Sweet & Sour (part 2)
The Sweet (part 2) Saturday morning arrived all to soon and this was going to be killer of a day, 9 to 6.30 I virtually never left the stand at all. Like a regimented soldier I stood on duty, One … Continue reading