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You might have followed our sales representative Jeroen during the Mille Miglia. It was a fantastic event, both for him as for those who stayed home and watched the updates. Yes, all his 3 cars finished and yes, he had a lot of fun. And yes, he wants to go next year!
The VSCC season has just started, with round 3 coming up next in lovely Yorkshire for another classic hill climb: Harewood. We’ve been to Harewood only once ourselves but must admit that this place ticked all the boxes for a perfect hill climbing scene.
On 19th May the Pre-1940 Triumph Motor Club hosted the second gathering of Standard and Triumph motor cars. This took place in the lovely surroundings of Wroxall Abbey near Warwick. A total of 11 clubs participated displaying some 310 vehicles, including 16 Standards.
The whole family on a Sunday drive, with the son behind the steering wheel of a mighty Winton. The picture was taken near Victoria, B.C. Canada. The Winton was purchased new in Seattle Washington and after driven back home.