Both Nick and Dad like the Lotus Elise.
Pretty engine, unfortunately on an Ugly car (Lotus Elite)
Lotus Elite
The Jaguar XKs all lined up
The E-types. There were 25 of them!
The Astons.
An Austin Seven. Note the cutaway engine in th background.
I loved the "K3 magnette" looking exhaust on this car... the 20's version of a "rice rocket boy racer look"... as this was all show, no go.
The cutaway Austin engine.
Complete with gearbox and clutch. Even though is is a outdated side-valve, flat-head engine, it is very nice to see how it all works in slo-mo.
Nicholas listens to the presentation.
Big Healeys
My Dad had one just like this when he met my mom... hence Nicholas traces his very existence to an MG A!
An unusual ornament on an MG TD.
Nicholas and Sandro Menzel's Jensen-Healey.
An unusual engine in an AC Ace
An Allard
The Allard's engine bay.
This was my favorite car of the event, a pre-war Aston-Martin.
It is a 1934 Mark II.
It just had an "all-business" look to it.
It looks as if the whole boat tail comes off to reveal a boot and spare wheel.
I love it.
I like the plate. Not a big fan of Metros, but I can appreciate the attraction they have on some people.
Nick lounging on some sculpture, a fallen grecian column with a bend in it.
Bruce MacCormack's impeccable Series 1, 4.2 FHC.