19 days to go until the Classics at the Castle event in Sherborne and you can now download a copy of our Show Guide from our web site.
Read MorePurchased as a van full of parts in 2009, I have fully rebuilt this 1921 Morris Oxford Sports, and its first outing will be at Classics at the Castle 2015. About 170 of these cars were built by Morris Motors…
Read MoreThis year we have a “show within the show” for our Hotrod, Custom & American car entries. The National CANAM all American Car Club will be showing more than 20 cars, and additional individual Entries include: Pontiac Firebird 1975 Ford…
Read MoreTHE BULLDOG AUTOGYRO Increases in rotary aircraft safety have been incorporated through the Patented Design of the Bulldog’s rotor mast and by the addition of a composite crash cell within the Bulldog’s structure. All helicopters and autogyros with tail sections…
Read MoreThe British have long had a history of building “specials” which chances are, the first one may have been built well over 100 years ago. A special is just that, a car which is sometimes custom built with the use…
Read MoreFirst seen at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, the Rapide based Bertone Jet 2+2 was the unquestionably the most elegant and spectacular Aston Martin at the show. It celebrates both the centenary of Aston Martin and also the 60th anniversary…
Read MoreThis model is the first of the S2 cars, with the Formula 2 style double wishbone suspension layout. The new car was given by Chapman to the most successful club drivers of the 1956 season. Alan Stacey took delivery of…
Read MoreThe Lotus 58 was conceived at a radical approach to the Formula 2 category for 1968. The advent of wider tyres and aerodynamics was predominant in design thinking. The radical layout of the 58 showed, with a De Dion front and…
Read MoreThis Lotus 9 was fitted with only the second Coventry Climax fitted to a racing or sports car. It still has that engine, not fitted currently to the car. One of 26 produced. The car has retired from racing and…
Read MoreThis 18 was built in 1960 as a Formula 1 design, shipped to South Africa (less engine) and delivered to Sid Van de Vyfer and Alfa Romeo expert, who fitted a 1500cc engine the then current F1 engine capacity. He…
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