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GALLERY

By Event | By Car Type

Mike samples delights of Peter & Jan Wheeler's MS.

Malcolm's MO pick-up always attracts a lot of attention.

John O'Callaghan peruses the 6/80 of local member Vaughan Jones.

Chairman checks out the Club gazebo - ensuring Welsh & English flags are suitably displayed.

Mike doing his 'parking attendant' bit as he sees MO pick-up back into a slot.

With apologies to the ladies - but some very nice rear ends here.

Jeremy Satherley's former 6/80 GRD 838 - now in the capable hands of John O'Callaghan next to Bob Pountney's 6/80 on the front row.

Next to Mike Parry's OLN 450 is another late MO in which the Channon family made the short trip over the Severn Bridge from Bristol.

Richard & James Griffiths made the trip from North Somerset in their MO catching up with Mike and Bob on the M4 as they hit the Welsh border.

These 6/80s belong to Kevin Mitchell (green) and John Barker (black).

John Barker's 6/80 also sports these air filters on his twin SUs - not seen very often fitted to our vehicles.

Very tidy Wolseley 4/44 spotted at the show - XP Type engine fitted to the 4/44 was the last real Morris/Wolseley type engine before the BMC Series units became the norm. Although at 1250cc and producing only 46bhp the 4/44 was always somewhat under powered. Certainly less power than the 4/50 it replaced, and only marginally more than the Morris Oxford MO with its side-valve unit.

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