As stated on my previous post, recently I attended the Norton Country House show in Sheffield. This was the first time I'd put my car into a proper show allbeit a small charitable one.
Myself and a few of the other Motornutz club members were quite early.
left to right: Mk1 Ford Escort 4 door, Mk3 Ford Escort Ghia, Mk2 Triumph 2000, Mk2 Volkswagen Polo hatchback (that's mine).
I hadn't twigged that I'd seen this Escort before and liked it. This time it was sporting new bumpers, new grille, new mirrors and a new black bonnet. It was enough to make it look like an entirely different car to me.
A little later some more club members turned up.
left to right: Range Rover Vogue SE, Mk2 Ford Escort, Mk2 Ford Cortina.![]()
It really is a stunner this Escort, as with any car that's had this much attention paid to it by the owner, pictures really don't do it justice.
Left to right: Range Rover Vogue SE, Mk2 Ford Escort, Mk2 Ford Cortina, AC Cobra![]()
Throughout the show I got the distinct impression people really didn't know what to make of my car, which is good because that's what I want.
Left to right: Mk2 Triumph 2000, Mk2 Volkswagen Polo hatchback, Range Rover Vogue SE![]()
The blue Triumph 2000 is an interesting car in it's own right and remains a firm favourite of mine. Here's some details for you.
No comments:
Post a Comment