Belgravia Classic car Show - this Sunday 23 June

[ColinMarr]

I am late in posting more information about this event. Last year it was amazing with some really interesting cars including Fulvia, Aurelia B20, Astura and Flaminia as well as other exotics. See:

https://96club.co.uk/events/belgravia-classic-car-show/

I am also told:

We have 300+ classics at Belgrave Square and space for you to park cars for sale outside the gardens - we have got the inner half of the road around  Belgrave Square closed off so we have room for hundreds more cars and we have our own road to drive cars around - demostarte, scare the public with some big aero-engined monsters etc.

[Justin McArdle]

Hi Colin
If we have not registered our classic car can we just show up and will there be somewhere to park?
Thanks (the ever tardy) Justin

[ColinMarr]

It is probably too late to register, but last year there were lots of interesting cars parked around the square just outside of the gardens. I expect it will be the same this year. There are no parking restrictions on Sundays but double yellow lines still apply.

Colin

[Justin McArdle]

Thanks Colin. Hope to make it down there.

[fay66]

Thanks Colin. Hope to make it down there.

I shall be in the gardens, hope to see you all.
Brian
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[ColinMarr]

I was pleased to drop in on the Belgravia bash today and see such an amazing range of historic cars in such a special setting of luxurious and normally private gardens in this over-the-top affluent part of London. Bigger and better than last year, I think. Lancia was well represented and I just happened to see dotted around under the trees two Fulvia Coupes, the Astura Special, a Flavia Vignale, a Flaminia Touring Convertible, a Gamma Coupe, a Delta Integrale and Brian Hilton’s Fulvia S1 Berlina. The dappled light was not good for photos, so here is just one of ‘FAY’ looking very subtle and understated in such extravagant surroundings.

Colin  

[fay66]

I was pleased to drop in on the Belgravia bash today and see such an amazing range of historic cars in such a special setting of luxurious and normally private gardens in this over-the-top affluent part of London. Bigger and better than last year, I think. Lancia was well represented and I just happened to see dotted around under the trees two Fulvia Coupes, the Astura Special, a Flavia Vignale, a Flaminia Touring Convertible, a Gamma Coupe, a Delta Integrale and Brian Hilton’s Fulvia S1 Berlina. The dappled light was not good for photos, so here is just one of ‘FAY’ looking very subtle and understated in such extravagant surroundings.

Colin  

Thank you Colin,
Sorry I missed you, and I didn't spot the Gamma.
Great day and event, while the music was right up my street!
Congratulations to everyone involved.
Not used to London Traffic these days, so I was glad to clear it once I got to the M1.
Brian
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