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(Image heavy so will take time to load) Some images of classic Land Rovers from the accurately named Classic Land Rover Day at Amberley Museum in Sussex. If you’d like to see them live then there’s a rerun on 14

There’s something rather special about the Goodwood Festival of Speed. People are ready to talk to you, like the father and daughter on the Land Rover stand. The young woman’s enthusiasm for the BRM was contagious. People apologised if they

Peg and the 1914 French Grand Prix Winning Mercedes It is one of life’s joys: finding someone who is a bit special. There she was, this woman in latish middle age, just like you’d see in a library, awaiting Jeffrey

2018 was my first Double 12 and I regret not going in the past. There was a varied selection of vehicles, many that I did not recognise. One thing that struck me was that the owners and competitors were a

The greatest free car show in the world. The first run was in 1896 as the Emancipation Run following the Locomotives and Highways Act of that year which increased the speed limit to 14 mph in the country. It was

It was my first visit to the Historic Transport Gathering at Amberley Museum and Heritage Centre in October, but it won’t be my last. There was a range of vehicles, including cars from a Benz of 1898 to those of

Brooklands, at least what is left of it, was well worth the £11 entry fee (now £13.50) even when there’s no event on. For something like the Morgan Day, 1 October 2017, it was something of a bargain. Park in