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Richard H
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Richard H
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Some pictures:
I wish I'd had the time to take more pictures, particularly of the pre-war cars - there was just so much to see!
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clan chieftain
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Looks a great day out and nice pictures as well......Good looking yellow Tally van 
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Penman
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Hi
I know about the connection between Austin7s and BMW but what is the story about FMT 517?
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peter scott
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Did you try walking up to the top of the banking (especially near the foot bridge). Steep isn't it?
Peter
p.s. You're not being fair to the banking in this photo. You've flattened it out!  
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Riley Blue
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Must have been windy, look at how all those people are being blown over.... |
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Richard H
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| Penman wrote: | Hi
I know about the connection between Austin7s and BMW but what is the story about FMT 517? |
It was a Frazer-Nash. Not sure on the story but it was parked with the moderns (and an MGB) as the marshalls wouldn't let non-Austin/Morris cars in. However, there were at least two MGA's and a Hudson Terraplane that had sneaked in....
My dad formed another show in the main carpark with his FB Victor, a Wolseley 16/60 and a Rover P4 
| peter scott wrote: | Did you try walking up to the top of the banking (especially near the foot bridge). Steep isn't it?
Peter
p.s. You're not being fair to the banking in this photo. You've flattened it out!
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I did indeed go up to the top, then I came down again because I thought I might fall  Much steeper than it looks.....
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peter scott
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Richard H
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That's more like it!
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Richard H
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Found loads of great pictures on Flickr
http://www.flickr.com/photos/austin7nut/
The FB Victor photographed in the carpark belongs to my dad
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