Wolseley - that's all I know about this car. Cool looking ride, none-the-less.

What a little cutie!

Another car I know nothing about.

A lovely touring car.

An oddball design that only the British can pull off. This is a Morgan 3.

A classy MG. Oh yeah!

There were other activities going on besides the British Car Show. They followed the Rule of Thirds - Sunbathing, Sailing, Surfing. Ok, interlude is o (...)

An Autin Mini Minor staionwagon that reminded me of the woodies of the surfin' sixties.

From mini to magic - a Lotus Eixge. Och!

I wish that I could have heard this engine rumble. A beautiful machine.

An exclusive corner of the park was reserved for these venerable vehicles.

I was amazed at the size of this car, easily twice the size of any modern car. Talk about head & leg room!

Back to Lotus Land. A neat car to go roaring along the south of France with.

Lotus here ... Lotus there ... Lotus scattered everywhere ...

Nice paint job on this MG.

A Morgan thrown in for fun and frolic.

Followed by a vision of the 50's with that crazy hood and sweeping lines. Jaguar, of course.

No British Car show would be complete without an entry from Rover. I've ridden in a pre-production ancestor of this model while on vacation on the isl (...)

Malcolm, this one is for you. This will bring back many memories, some of which you've shared with me. I wants more, I does.

The Triumph folks seemed to keep to themselves. I heard a lot of cursing over repair costs and there seemed to be a lot of wheeling & dealing over spa (...)