New year's day at the Pheonix (lots of pictures - sorry)
Discussion
Here are a few pictures from the gathering at the Phoenix.
This was my first visit, regulars said the turnout this year was even bigger than last years. It was certainly a great morning.
Gordon Keeble
This had to take the prize for the best noise of the day. The Bugatti type 35 driver reckoned it was the car of the day too
I shot loads more, about 350 in total, glad it wasn't on film
More to come when I've had a chance to tidy them up a bit.
This was my first visit, regulars said the turnout this year was even bigger than last years. It was certainly a great morning.
Gordon Keeble
This had to take the prize for the best noise of the day. The Bugatti type 35 driver reckoned it was the car of the day too
I shot loads more, about 350 in total, glad it wasn't on film
More to come when I've had a chance to tidy them up a bit.
jimmyjam said:
Excellent coverage! Looks like a great meet with a very high quality of classic. Where is The Phoenix?
The Phoenix InnLondon Road
Phoenix Green
Hartley Wintney
Hampshire
RG27 8RT United Kingdom
http://www.phoenixinn.co.uk/index.html
Julesx said:
Excellent pictures. Excellent cars!................need more!!
Thanks OK, you asked for it. I've stuck the whole load onto Photobucket.
http://s482.photobucket.com/albums/rr181/a8hex/Phoenix%20Inn%2020090101
Sorry it's a total mess, I haven't even managed to find the time to rotate the images, or label them etc. Enjoy.
A quick Google shows that 5 BVY was originally Aston Martin DB4GT chassis 0195/R which was then rebuilt as a recreate of DP214. I guess that 0195/R was the last of the original run of DB4GTs as 0196/R was a sanction II car. I think it's Martin Brewer's if you look at the Runnymede Motor Company website. My XK150 is probably Martin's fault :-)
downthepub said:
a8hex said:
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