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Well, after a rather wet & dismal start, it turned out to be a corking day with some rather interesting motors on display.


























































And to finish the day off nicely, yours truly won a trophy for 'Ladies Choice'.
Not sure if they meant the truck or me, though... rofl

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Well done on winning the trophy! Do you think you'll collect another next week?

Some very nice & different cars there by the looks of things. I like the 57 Fairlane.
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Congrats JR. The fourth picture shows, what appears to be, an early 30's Snipe. First one I've seen since the one I suffered back in 58: which was similar--except for thermostatically operated radiator slats.

There are a couple of forum members who may be horrified at what's been done to that Rover P2.
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[Rick]

Interesting photos! did I spy a narrow-body 10/4 in that little lot?

Rick
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That style of wheels, I believe, were only used on the 1932 10/4.
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[Rick]

[PAUL BEAUMONT]

Thanks JR. I like to see show pictures. I know it takes a moment to post them, but the effort is well worth while. Thanks again

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Thanks everyone.