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Discussion in 'British' started by MarkCollins, Nov 7, 2004.

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  1. MarkCollins

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    #1 MarkCollins, Nov 7, 2004
    Not sure it should be posted here, couldn't see anywhere more appropriate!

    Spent a few hours this morning watching the cars on the annual London to Brighton run, this being the 1st year that all cars entered had to be 100+ years old.

    Some pictures of some of the entrants and a few other nice cars that passed by are at http://www.collinsclan.co.uk/pages/Cars/ltb2/index.html
     
  2. Napolis

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    #2 Napolis, Nov 7, 2004
    Way Cool!
     
  3. harmitc

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    #3 harmitc, Nov 7, 2004
    I took my 20 month old son to the start of the run at Hyde Park this morning, he loved it!

    I completed the event about 20 years ago in a 1904 Rolls Royce, would love to do it again one day!
     
  4. James Lustman

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    #4 James Lustman, Nov 7, 2004
    That, i guess train, in 257 - 259 is quite something.
     
  5. dretceterini

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    #5 dretceterini, Nov 7, 2004
    I didn't think anything as new as an Austin 7 was allowed....I though the cars had to be something like 1906 or older....
     
  6. MarkCollins

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    #6 MarkCollins, Nov 8, 2004
    Stuart

    you are right, all cars had to have been built prior to January 1905, the Austin 7, E types etc lloked good passing by so deserved a picture :)
     

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