I photographed just a fraction of what was on display, and yet this post is very long. Given the numbers of people it was difficult taking photographs and in most cases I only took one shot.
Mercedes 220D, 1965
Mercedes 560L, 1986
Rolls Royce, Silver Shadow, 1975
Citroen, D Super FD, 1972
Chevrolet, Corvette, 1984
Mercedes, 180, 1963
Alfa Romeo, 1750 GT Veloce, 1969
Triumph, Spitfire, 1972
D.B. HBR 5, 1958
Maserati, 3500 GT Touring, 1960
Sunbeam, Alpine, 1966
Porsche, 911S, 1977
Porsche, 928S, 1986
A Ford, I couldn't see what the model is
Alfa Romeo, Spider Duetto, 1968
Alfa Romeo, Spider, 1986
Fiat, X1/9 A Series, 1978
Lincoln, Continental, 1975
Cadillac, Calais, 1970
Cadillac, Fleetwood 75, 1970
Chevrolet, Camaro RS 3,1L, 1990
Ford, Mustang II, 1978
TVR, Vixen S3, 1972
Chevrolet, Corvette C3, 1977
Chevrolet, Corvette C4, 1985
Another Chevrolet
Skoda, 110 R, 1973
Zastava, 750, 1973
Chrysler, Plymouth Belvedere, 1957
Ford, F15, 1943
Mercedes, 170S, 1950
Volvo, PV544, 1958
Dodge, W54 Ambulance 4x4, 1942
Willys, Jeep, 1951
Auto Union, 1000 Coupe Deluxe, 1958
Volkswagen, Beetle, 1964
Mercedes 170N, 1939
Again, I don't have full information on this little cutie, but it said Tg500 at the back
MG, TD Midget, 1951
Porsche, 356 B 1600 S Coupe, 1962
Citroen, 2CV 6 Special, 1980
Chevrolet, Corvette C2 Stringray, 1967
Excellent. Where were the Gestapo in the 1939 Mercedes?
ReplyDeleteHahaha! Still a wonderful car.
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