A Lotus and Friends At British Car Day

 Yesterday I commented on how great it was to go to a show like British Car Day and see a bunch of cars you don't normally encounter. Most of this post is a Lotus Europa, a car you may have heard and even read about but perhaps had never seen. I've also included a Jaguar E-Type and an Austin Healey 3000 MkII.

A Few Rarely Seen Gems At British Car Day

 One of the great benefits of going to an event like British Car Day is that you get to see some cars you may have heard of but have never seen. A perfect example is this 1970 Austin American which was rarely imported to the States. Joining it are a couple of rarely seen MG models.

Some Early MGs Such As MGA At British Car Day

 British Car Day, obviously, brings out a bunch of great cars from the UK. If you ever get a chance to go you will likely see an early MG like this one as well as some MGAs among others.

More Brits On Display

For about two weeks I'll be posting lots of great cars from across the pond that were on display at British Car Day. Many will probably be familiar but some, like this Daimler BS-1 SP250 roadster may not be. Take a good look at it and also enjoy some of the others in this post ranging from a Land Rover Defender and a Morgan to a DeLorean.

Kicking Off British Car Day

Every summer, weather and global pandemic permitting, local aficionados of British automobiles gather for a day of fun, food, music and, of course, lots of great cars. For the next two weeks plus expect to see a lot of amazing Brits such as this stunning 1967 Jaguar 340 Saloon, a couple Sunbeam Tigers, a Jag XK series, a couple newer Jag convertibles, a Triumph TR 7 and more.

The Last From Blue Ash

Today is the last day for posts from the City of Blue Ash and the Untouchables Classic Car Club show. Among this last batch of cars from this excellent show is a C4 Chevrolet Corvette, a well used Chevy pick up truck (perhaps a S 10),  an El Camino, a Monte Carlo, a beautiful Buick, and a Pontiac Le Mans.