Jaguar Mk2 with nice beige paintwork.
Not really my era!
Ford Consul and Jensen 541
Yank Tank
Austin A105 Westminster
Great in a car chase, until they had to go round a corner.
Sparkly burgundy paint job on a souped up Ford Consul
Plenty of Triumph Stags
Not sure what it is, but it won't fit in my garage.
Ford Gran Torino
Classic? My Mum had three of these - crap.
Simon Templar alert - Volvo P1800
Another, er, 'classic'. The Austin Princess. Nice colour.
Kit car. Good one though.
Bond Bug. A sort of Reliant Robin coupe?
Ford Capri.
More hot-rods.
Mini Coopers.
Rover 3500 (P5) in black.
A camper van with leaded windows?
A sort of Hillman Imp coupe - the Sunbeam Stiletto.
This delivery lorry took a wrong turning into the show.
Can't believe this is 25 years old. ( Ferrari 308GTB )
Various 60's Morris and Austins.
Austin Healey 3000
Sunbeam Alpines
More vintage stuff.
Old Austin.
A New Jersey fire engine
Sure getaway drivers must have been petrified - Ford Anglia
Commer fire engine
Huge American - Buick.
Cracking Frogeye. ( Austin Healey Sprite )
MG Midget ( a rebodied A-H Sprite ).
Mk3 Ford Cortina.
Mrs Builder tries out a Mini - she used to own one in the Eighties.
Er, clueless on motorbikes.
Why would anyone save these for 30 years.
MGB Roadsters.
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Thanks, Stephen
Your photo of the Consul and Jensen together is very interesting as they were designed by brothers. Eric Neale (who I met in 1991) designed the Jensen 541 and his younger brother Colin Neale (who I spoke to on the telephone in Detroit this week) designed the MK2 Ford Consul, at around the same time.
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