Have put up a few pictures here and a link to a photobucket album for anyone with time to browse. I probably can't remember everything,
but I can look things up in the programme if you want.
PS I've left the reg plate details on since the cars are all on public display and if someone didn't ought to be there, well, tough.
Nice spot, eh?
Let's get the sad news over first then. Vince Stone from Dorset found a bit too much front-wheel grip on the last hairpin,
bounced the 1380 off the inside bank and rolled. Nasty experience for him -- his first real prang -- but a bit of T-cut
as we say and it'll be fine
Got to say this was my star car
Renault Alpine. Drove one once
It was knackered 
But by god it was fun 
Anyone know anything about this early Morgan I spotted in the public car park?
Stonking 1360 Maguire Cooper S. The secrets that lie under the bonnet are revealed in photobucket!
In the driving seat of a beautiful Lotus 23B
Familiar lunchtime position (but that's not a Haynes she's reading)
This old lady is called Granny, she's 79 and and this is her front end
Maybe this will tempt you to look further
Not forgetting all the bungles
And this fantastic Jag was tucked away put of the sun ... anyone recognise it?
Hope you enjoyed the show. Yes, there was racing going on but I'm not very good with moving targets. There are a some in the
photobucket album of the hill itself. On the opening event in 1958 a Renault Dauphine "trounced a covey of BMC
types" including A35s
a Riley and a Standard, according to Autosport.
