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It was a really nice day. Lots of cars. A lot of MGB's, a lot of Triumphs, some nice E-types, a few 3000's. Probably about 100 cars (?)
My car was the ugly blue one in your posted pic RocknTommy. This winter: a new paint job, cleaned-up wheels.
There was a very nice light-green BE with a white hardtop mixed in with the Big Healey's - it had Gerry Coker's signature on the front inside fender.
I heard a few AC Cobra's appeared toward the end of the show - I missed them because I drove out a different entrance. But my son loved them.
I was able to make it to the show, but the trip back wasn't as good:
Seems the Distributor worked its way loose and the timing kept going bad. Couldn't get the distributor to stay still - even with duct tape !!! After stopping 8 times to re-adjust, I finally gave up.
That nice looking light grn. BE w/Gerry Cokers sig. was in our group from the British Motor Club of South Jersey its won 3 first places so far and will be in Hemmings sports car mag. soon, my car was the maroon Midget which won a second place all our cars finished 1st or 2nd it was a great day for all of us, sorry to hear you came home on the flat bed did you loose the dizzy hold down bolt?
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