Manky Monkey Motors

The Phyllis Tuckwel Hospice Farnham Classic & Vintage Show - Sunday, 14 April 2013

From thier website - http://www.phyllistuckwellhospice.org/farnham-classic-vintage-car-show-0

Classic and vintage cars, motorcycles and ex-army vehicles and as autojumble.
Vehicle numbers will be limited due to the location of the static show.
Central Car Park, Farnham - 10am-4pm
Free entry - donations welcome
All vehicle owners wishing to particpate must register with Hermon Frost on 01252 320439
This event is kindly organised in aid of the Hospice.

A couple of Fords waiting for a MMM (Manky Monkey Makeover) and my favourite of the day A beauuuuutiful Nash

I didn't know you were going today Dave. I too, also was there.
I'd planned to go to a hotrod show in Suffolk, but the heavy rain yesterday put me off, so I stayed local.
Gorgeous sunshine this morning -should've taken the Pop, but to be honest, I don't want to take it to shows looking so scruffy & half built. Don't think the classic crowd would've appreciated my take on Henry's finest.
Some nice machinery about. I've always loved the little Austin 7s, (I've got repro 7 seats in my Pop). Half a dozen of them there today. Also liked the early Jenson in gorgeous deep maroon, as well as the Moggy Minor van, (I used to own one). Sadly, the modern Nissan Figarro, painted lurid pink, seemed to have the biggest crowd of the general public around it, which just shows Joe Public has no idea what they're looking at!
A nice little show, blessed with warm sunshine. Hope they raised loads for the charity.

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Austin 7s, standard tourer & "special".

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I liked the unusual paint scheme on this Rover.

Hark the Triumph Heralds...

Triumph Mayflower?

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My favourite of the day.

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So what's going on here? Is that unit at the bottom, with the spark plug in it, a remote combustion chamber?

And is this a choke? -making this the carb? Or merely the heater?

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Not one, but a pair of Deloreans.

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