Hi all would like to tag along if thats ok

Hi all would like to tag along if thats ok

See you at Becketts Farm 

Won't be able to make it tomorrow as working tonight 

Sorry Allan that you and Vanessa couldn't make it. 8 of us (buggys driven by Lee, Gary, Vicky, Snoopy, John T, Shaggy, Paul and me) had a relaxed day in the sun with live music, a small fun fair, plenty of food stalls and a hundred or so classic cars - the Veteran Car Club came and parked their 'London to Brighton' coach style contraptions next to us.

The Queen of Pershore came by and had photos taken next to Paul and Jude's neat plum coloured buggy.



As the sun bore down we were happier to be partially under the trees.





And Lee found his mojo among the drummers.

Nice ones there Hugh, just a few here
the local Flat Four club


a very neat Studebaker,


we nearly got pride of place parking but for just a non booked lot they gave us a pitch along side the main entrance,


2 cyl 5HP 1903


2cyl 20HP for the bling people a later 1913 motor.

Keith you have rightly focused on the solid, beloved and impressive small power houses in these veteran cars but here are just a few of the body's that went with the 'internal organs'.






And one whose body work and trim I felt a kinship with.