Classic cars forum & vehicle restoration.

[RotaryBri]

Southam Rotary Club put on their first attempt at a Classic Car Coffee morning in March.

I thought that it was a good effort and they will be doing it again next year but in April to get more cars there that are only taxed for 6 months of the year.

A few pictures to show the wide range of vehicles there:


1903 Oldsmobile


Morris Cowley


The Cowley's power plant.


1903 Humber Wagonette


Lea Francis plus A40 Farina, a very early one.


The very first production Stag!


An AEC for the truck lovers on here.


My Ro80 is dwarfed by a Scammell.



It was a good location in the grounds of a country house at Stretton-on-Dunsmoore
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Keep Torqueing,

RotaryBri

1976 NSU Ro80

[buzzy bee]

Hi

The olds and humber have my vote!

Cheers for the pics! Looks a good meet up, and one that will hopefully grow!

Cheers

Dave

[47p2]

The Scammell does look massive
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One of Britain's Fine Cars

[Ray the rocker]

God that truck brings back memories of leg/arm ache if driven more than twenty miles.I remember that clutch pedal --used to stand up and press the pedal with all my strength just to engage a gear !!
As for the brakes---efficiency was less than average unless you used both feet !!! Accelerates from 0----22 miles per hour in two miles and that was downhill.....Good memories to cherish i suppose..
Those were the days.

Cheers----Ray the Rocker.....