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Miniature Steam Fair, 2022 Amberley
Amberley Steam Fair – the Big Ones
Tiling Stevens petrol/electric bus Amberley
Stirling Mosss TributeDay Brooklands 2021
Waldron Classic Car and Bike Show 2021
Brooklands motor sport day 2019
VSCC 85th Anniversary Celebrations Brands Hatch
Goodwood Festival of Speed, 2019
London to Brighton Emancipation Run 2018
Historic Masters, Brands Hatch, 2018
Goodwood Festival of Speed 2018
Peg, the Redoubtable An impressive woman at Goodwood
BBWF The Big, Bad Wedge Festival
London to Brighton Veteran Car Run
Shorland Landy A Land Rover for war
Those crazy German engineers – Rennwagen
How to buy a classic car
12/ Don’t take ‘one lady owner, well looked after’ at face value. Look for clues as to its use.
11/ Remember, too, that you might want to sell it after a while, so don’t ignore something that puts you off.
It’s lovely, but it’s yellow.
10/ You might like how it looks and goes, and while the car might have street cred, check running costs.
09/ If a police forensics team ask you to wait until they are finished, it is best to leave it.
8/ Most positives have a negative. Ease of access certainly does.
7/ If the sales staff ignore you take the hint; the car is not for you.
6/ If a runner overtakes you, it doesn’t necessarily mean the engine’s knackered.
5/ If the sales staff try to distract you, it means there is something to hide. And admit it, you read this after looking at the picture, so take care.
4/ If there’s no price displayed and you have to ask, don’t bother.
3/ Check that everything is there.
2/ If it won’t fit in your garage, would it be alright to leave it out on the street overnight?
1/ If the salesman is working his notice, treat everything he says with care.
