British car breakfast and road rally
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British car breakfast and road rally
First Sunday of the month is the local British car breakfast, I don’t make it there as I am know to be a bit of a later riser on the weekends.
Decided to go today as it was at a different venue than normal and they were following it with a road rally type event, wasn’t a race, was more of a set of directions from one place to another with questions about certain things on the way. I had a total
blast! Took us through back streets, and alongside waterways, was about 60 miles , to make a maybe 10 mile trip if you went straight there via a normal highway!
Glad I got out of bed this morning! Weather is gorgeous, car ran flawlessly. Had a breakfast and a lunch away from house!!! Pics of some of the cars that showed up!!!
Decided to go today as it was at a different venue than normal and they were following it with a road rally type event, wasn’t a race, was more of a set of directions from one place to another with questions about certain things on the way. I had a total
blast! Took us through back streets, and alongside waterways, was about 60 miles , to make a maybe 10 mile trip if you went straight there via a normal highway!
Glad I got out of bed this morning! Weather is gorgeous, car ran flawlessly. Had a breakfast and a lunch away from house!!! Pics of some of the cars that showed up!!!
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Wouldja just Look at that Austin Healey 100-6 Roadster!
Husband was driving one of those partially restored (in primer, minimal interior) when I met him. He had put a 289ci Ford into it, to replace the original "Steam" engine 6cyl. with the cracked block, no oil pressure and rock-in-a-can crankshaft.
It was the car I fell for, and then we got short of cash so he sold it to a fella who finished the paint and then wrecked it.
(sigh)
(';')
Husband was driving one of those partially restored (in primer, minimal interior) when I met him. He had put a 289ci Ford into it, to replace the original "Steam" engine 6cyl. with the cracked block, no oil pressure and rock-in-a-can crankshaft.
It was the car I fell for, and then we got short of cash so he sold it to a fella who finished the paint and then wrecked it.
(sigh)
(';')
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I peeked through the louvres, saw a big shiny air cleaner in the center!! It’s a lump, couldnt find the owner to ask exactly what it was!! Too many people meandering around!
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