Always a great day out for the family, Supercar Sunday is held every year. You can take rides in supercars for a donation to charity, browse the hundreds of cars that attend and visit the fascinating Heritage Motor Museum, detailing the history of Rover and associated marques.
Link: www.heritage.org.uk
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Vipers were there in force with one lady owner having a little fun
burning some rubber.
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Ferraris are always well represented with an interesting collection from Trentside Classic and Sports Cars | |
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A selection of Maseratis old and new were there including these (Bora,
Khamsin, Shamal)
Check out the Maserati Resource Centre. |
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A very rare sight is the AC Ace V8. Despite being in
production for a number of years the car has never proved particularly
popular with sports car fans and remains rather exclusive.
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An impressive array of Jensen Interceptors rumbled into
the Heritage Motor Museum.
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Alfa Romeo Montreal (styled by Bertone for the Montreal Expo in 1967) and the mad Alfa Romeo SZ. | |
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Lotus was well represented with cars old and
new including this gorgeous Europa LM350.
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Caterhams and Westfields |
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Daimler Dart | |
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Rare Frazer Nash | |
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Rarely will you see so many Lamborghinis in one place. From the elegant Espada, V12 Islero through to the modern Diablos. | |
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Cars with brute force included the Ultima and the awesome Metro 6R4, the only Metro ever to quicken the pulse. | |
See you next year!
