Goodwood Breakfast Club Sunday April 5th

[JSS 911]

Had a good drive down quite a selection of motors weather was fantastic so yep not a bad morning

[ironictwist]

Gingerbread Man said:

Was it a corker. Car off the road forced me out of this one I'm afraid.

It was a brilliant one in my opinion. The theme seemed a bit "muddled" but generally it was great. You had the paddock plus the straight with all the theme cars then the gravel bit with some incredible old/new exotica & then in the main parking area you had all these other tasty motors brought down for the event by people.

All in all, it was great & I ran out of battery on my camera right at the end. Must've nabbed a 150+ shots which I'll get up later, some seriously rare cars today, breathtaking

[chr55y]

Sounds like a great day and brilliant weather to match. look forward to seeing more great pics guys

Edited by chr55y on Sunday 5th April 22:13

[ChrisDT]

I actually managed to get down to this one, after a bit of a hoon round the twisties on the bike we ended up there and was seriously impressed by the scale of cars there.

Some real favorites of mine, unfortunatley no pictures but I'll be at the next one for definate!

[rjo64]

Had a good time suprised at the amount of sports cars on show not just the feature cars. Also didn't realise I could have shown our Noble off. Best bit FREE ENTRY and parking.

[ironictwist]

100+ photos here: http://s279.photobucket.com/albums/kk144/ironictwi...

Here are some of my personal favourites!

One of my ultimate cars:


Stupidly rare - STUPIDLY:


Porn:


Oh god yes:


Mmmmmm:


Gorgeous...I mean seriously, wow:


This deserved to be shining in the sunshine:


AWESOME:


I WANT ONE...SO BAD!



I don't even need to say a thing!

[DickyC]

Did I mention the diversity?


From the school bus in the Sixties we used to see them building Pipers next to The Rifle Volunteer pub near Wokingham.


They lined up at the back.


Now that doesn't happen very often.


Not an Interceptor, an FF. The twin grilles give it away. FF = Ferguson Formula, Harry Ferguson's contribution of permanent four wheel drive and Maxaret brakes. He built a 4WD Formula One Car.
I'll be asking questions.


Cortina Savage, 3 litre V6. Its creator, Jeff Uren, died two years ago today (6 April 2007)

[DickyC]

A warmed-up big Healey that sounded incredible. The badge which gave it away took the owner a week to make - 100/8 !!

A brace of Lotii.

A good day.