RE: Festival of the Unexceptional | PH Gallery

RE: Festival of the Unexceptional | PH Gallery

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RSTurboPaul

10,398 posts

259 months

Thursday 25th July 2019
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alex.baker89 said:
Hub said:
I love the look of this, right up my street. I was interested in cars from a very early age and knew all the models - so it is a great nostalgia trip, particularly with the range of 80s stuff, which in many cases seems to be more rare than 70s classics.
Lol! I remember testing myself in the back of the car as a kid, guessing the car by its headlights at night.
I actually still find myself now guessing cars by their headlights! biggrin

It gets harder when everything is burning your retinas off unnecessarily with 10000000watt LEDs, though... rolleyes


I think I'll definitely go to this show next year - far more fun to reminisce and discover cool old stuff you didn't know about than it is to stare at carefully-marketed shiny new stuff you'll never afford!

Big Robbo

319 posts

147 months

Thursday 25th July 2019
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I think this event joins the list of must see events next year.

Pericoloso

44,044 posts

164 months

Thursday 25th July 2019
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Tickets this year were only 5.50 ,must be purchased beforehand ,no money taken at the gate.

sdiggle

182 posts

91 months

Monday 29th July 2019
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RSTurboPaul said:
I actually still find myself now guessing cars by their headlights! biggrin

It gets harder when everything is burning your retinas off unnecessarily with 10000000watt LEDs, though... rolleyes


I think I'll definitely go to this show next year - far more fun to reminisce and discover cool old stuff you didn't know about than it is to stare at carefully-marketed shiny new stuff you'll never afford!
Just coming home with my mate and he said 'what's that behind us, Granada or Cortina'.

It's a Cortina GXL I said.

'How on earth can you tell that??'

Headlights!!

Def. going to this next year.

Edited by sdiggle on Monday 29th July 21:06

Export56

553 posts

89 months

Tuesday 30th July 2019
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Thanks to Hubnut et al, the old mint car has certainly gained a new cool. I would in all fairness be much more interested in car show witha mint allegro or mk3 cortina than a new bmw. My wife does not share my enthusiasm though and when I mention such thoughts , there is no way she is going shopping in an maxi.

darrenw

346 posts

284 months

Wednesday 31st July 2019
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Hub said:
Thousands of pictures here - if you were there you're probably snapped somewhere!

https://tonyharrison.smugmug.com/Festival-of-the-U...
Cool, some pics of my Mk1!


OliverThomas

1 posts

43 months

Friday 30th October 2020
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It was just a super festival in a great location. It brought back a lot of memories because my father just had a Rover 820E.Just the perfect car.I missed the stage where all the rock artists of our time could perform or exhibitions were held.censored.They just really fit the theme of the event and helped us choose from the place to those who will represent us at this event.In General, I think any event should be well organized.Even the races will not interfere with the scene where you can drive the winner.

Edited by OliverThomas on Friday 30th October 11:54


ETA

Deemed as an advert.

Edited by Big Al. on Friday 30th October 14:07