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[MikeEdwards]

A decent turnout helped by the pleasant weather saw a range of cars from a Ford Model T to a BMW Z1, with a lot in between.

A couple of Crossley models were on display, given the connection between the current owner of the Abbey and the company

procIMGP9632 by Mike Edwards, on Flickr

The "overspill" car park became a little fuller than expected, with group arrivals from various Triumph, Morgan and Mercedes clubs

procIMGP9626_stitch by Mike Edwards, on Flickr

procIMGP9619 by Mike Edwards, on Flickr

procIMGP9613 by Mike Edwards, on Flickr

procIMGP9606 by Mike Edwards, on Flickr

procIMGP9605 by Mike Edwards, on Flickr

procIMGP9599_stitch by Mike Edwards, on Flickr

procIMGP9584 by Mike Edwards, on Flickr

procIMGP9583 by Mike Edwards, on Flickr

[Rick]

Looks good, I was tempted to pootle over but in the end spent half the day getting my A40 running again, for the first time in 20 years.

I wonder if they'll do it again sometime?

RJ
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[MikeEdwards]

I meant to ask, but they seemed quite busy and it was often difficult to pick out who was in charge. I would imagine they've collected quite a bit for their charity, so it that regard it must be viewed as a success. I'd like to go again, the short-day format is about right as there's not a massive amount to do there, but part of the interest for me was precisely because they don't do these things much there. Very interesting mix of cars.