Austin Healeys at British Car Day

As usual there were Austin Healeys, both 100 and 3000 models on display at this year's British Car Day.

Other Triumphs at British Car Day

A great selection of Triumphs were on display at this year's British Car Day. This group includes a beautiful Stag, a TR 250, and some TR 2, TR 3 and TR 4 models.

Hemmings Classic Car Weekly Newsletter

This week's Hemmings Classic Car Weekly Newsletter has a top story on John North Willys that is well worth reading. There's also a whole host of other great articles, each accompanied by fantastic photographs. Be sure to click on the link and check it out: https://www.hemmings.com/newsletter/pubnewsletter?nl=1&id=636&tv=1

More Triumphs at British Car Day

The Triumph TR 6 is usually the most plentiful group at any gathering of this model and this year's British Car Day was no different. There were plenty of beautiful little roadsters to enjoy.

Triumphs at British Car Day

There are always a good number of beautiful Triumphs at British Car Day. Today's post highlights some Spitfires and a couple later model TRs.

New Auction Record

A Ferrari 250 GTO sold at the Monterey for $48.4 million making it the most expensive car ever sold at auction. Here's a link to the story and a pretty good video.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/most-expensive-car-ever-sold-150600454.html

British Car Day: Sprites

Austin Healey Sprites were the featured automobiles at this year's British Car Day. With beautiful weather there were plenty of "bug eye" models on hand as well as a couple more conventional Sprites.

End of the Week at the Family Fair

The 2nd Annual Family Fair, held in Harvest Home Park and sponsored by the Grease Monkey Garage, was held under beautiful, seasonal skies. This was a great relief from the recent heat wave that had raked much of the country. It also brought out a bunch of pretty cool cars including a 1969 Chevy Camaro, a Ford Thunderbird convertible, a pair of 1957 Bel Airs, a chopped Ford V8 sedan, a well worn Chevy pick up, a Mustang, and a Nova.