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This year I managed to attend the All British Field Meet held in the lovely Botanical Gardens in Vancouver, BC, Canada. This year was their 25th anniversary a banner year for cars attending (over 600). Attendance was quite impressive as well. The honored marques where British Fords and Jaguar E-Types.
The full gallery is located at https://www.flickr.com/photos/daveseven/sets/72157624013048867/ - 125 photos so far
a small sample below
Aston Martin DB2/4
Extremely nice Lotus Eleven hand built replica. You can see his build log for this and his Seven here - https://www.locostusa.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=3137
Fitted with Coventry Climax engine, Sprite/Midget gearbox, Nash Metropolitan rear axle and Triumph spindles.
The best thing about the show is all the fantastic British saloons like this lovely 1956 Austin Westminster A90 with two tone paint.
1963 Austin Cambridge wagon
Fantastic 1959 Sunbeam Rapier with a neat trailer. Velocette service is written on the trailer so he must a be bike fan as well. (Velocette was a British motorbike manufacturer)
Austin Healey 100 - fold back windshield, wire wheels and a torque rich engine - fantastic car.
Interesting 1964 Commer Van set up as a mini motor home.
The fantastic super wedge Aston Martin Lagonda. Great to see someone keeping one is such fabulous condition.
1930 MG M-Type
The full gallery is located at https://www.flickr.com/photos/daveseven/sets/72157624013048867/ - 125 photos so far
a small sample below
Aston Martin DB2/4
Extremely nice Lotus Eleven hand built replica. You can see his build log for this and his Seven here - https://www.locostusa.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=3137
Fitted with Coventry Climax engine, Sprite/Midget gearbox, Nash Metropolitan rear axle and Triumph spindles.
The best thing about the show is all the fantastic British saloons like this lovely 1956 Austin Westminster A90 with two tone paint.
1963 Austin Cambridge wagon
Fantastic 1959 Sunbeam Rapier with a neat trailer. Velocette service is written on the trailer so he must a be bike fan as well. (Velocette was a British motorbike manufacturer)
Austin Healey 100 - fold back windshield, wire wheels and a torque rich engine - fantastic car.
Interesting 1964 Commer Van set up as a mini motor home.
The fantastic super wedge Aston Martin Lagonda. Great to see someone keeping one is such fabulous condition.
1930 MG M-Type
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