Bristol Classic Car show
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I've just returned & was disappointed.
Just 3 halls, 2 of which were dealers stalls.
The main hall had maybe 50 different cars on display
From memory 8 or 9 years ago the show was much bigger with loads of clubs putting on great displays; or am I confusing this with another show which was also held at the Bath & West show ground.
Anyway the only Lotus cars present were out in a specially allocated the car park & amazingly they were +2's.
Here are some pic's.
Errrm, sorry, just couldn't resist adding the Alpine pics
Cheers
John
Just 3 halls, 2 of which were dealers stalls.
The main hall had maybe 50 different cars on display
From memory 8 or 9 years ago the show was much bigger with loads of clubs putting on great displays; or am I confusing this with another show which was also held at the Bath & West show ground.
Anyway the only Lotus cars present were out in a specially allocated the car park & amazingly they were +2's.
Here are some pic's.
Errrm, sorry, just couldn't resist adding the Alpine pics
Cheers
John
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GrUmPyBoDgEr wrote:I've just returned & was disappointed.
Just 3 halls, 2 of which were dealers stalls.
The main hall had maybe 50 different cars on display
From memory 8 or 9 years ago the show was much bigger with loads of clubs putting on great displays; or am I confusing this with another show which was also held at the Bath & West show ground.
Anyway the only Lotus cars present were out in a specially allocated the car park & amazingly they were +2's.
Here are some pic's.
Errrm, sorry, just couldn't resist adding the Alpine pics
Cheers
John
Nice pics, John.
Are the +2 owners on/in here?
Cheers - Richard
P.S. Given the location, how many Bristols were on show?
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ardee_selby wrote:GrUmPyBoDgEr wrote:I've just returned & was disappointed.
Just 3 halls, 2 of which were dealers stalls.
The main hall had maybe 50 different cars on display
From memory 8 or 9 years ago the show was much bigger with loads of clubs putting on great displays; or am I confusing this with another show which was also held at the Bath & West show ground.
Anyway the only Lotus cars present were out in a specially allocated the car park & amazingly they were +2's.
Here are some pic's.
Errrm, sorry, just couldn't resist adding the Alpine pics
Cheers
John
Nice pics, John.
Are the +2 owners on/in here?
Cheers - Richard
P.S. Given the location, how many Bristols were on show?
Q1. Dunno
Q2. No but there was a drop dead gorgeous AC Acea Bristol there. Way beyond our league, I think.
I did meet a guy wearing an LDC jacket who lives in Elanintheforest's neck of the woods.
He has an S4 FHC & is restoring a Europa.
I pointed him in the direction of this forum.
Cheers
John
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Fantastic classic cars!!! and nice pics John. Though it was little disappointment for you it's really amazing to see such classy classic cars and thanks to you for such amazing pics. Thanks John.
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