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Shiny classic vehicles on show at annual Christchurch event
The first of two classic vehicle displays held in Christchurch on Sunday (June 10). Picture(s): Nate Lansdell Green Turtle Web Creations - Credit: Nate Lansdell Green Turtle Web Creations
Dozens of shiny restored classic vehicles were on show on Sunday (June 10) during an annual event held in Christchurch.
The first of two classic vehicle displays held in Christchurch on Sunday (June 10). Picture(s): Nate Lansdell Green Turtle Web Creations - Credit: Nate Lansdell Green Turtle Web Creations
People in their hundreds headed to the community centre recreation grounds for the first of two classic vehicle shows held in the village.
Geoffrey Harper, one of the organisers, said: “There were a good variety of vehicles including motorbikes and scooters.
“The immaculate restored condition of the vehicles drew much admiration from all onlookers. Chrome and polish sparkled in the glorious sunshine.”
The first of two classic vehicle displays held in Christchurch on Sunday (June 10). Picture(s): Nate Lansdell Green Turtle Web Creations - Credit: Nate Lansdell Green Turtle Web Creations
Bramblebee Farm, based in Emneth, provided a BBQ, kitchen and bar refreshments throughout the day.
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Mr Harper added: “I would like to give special thanks to the Bluebells Inn Car Club, Anglia MGF, MG Rover Herts, Beds and Essex Owners.
“Some older females shared a private memory with amusement and a chuckle, remarking that a few of the cars reminded them of old boyfriends and Fenland Old Skool Ford Car Clubs.”
The first of two classic vehicle displays held in Christchurch on Sunday (June 10). Picture(s): Nate Lansdell Green Turtle Web Creations - Credit: Nate Lansdell Green Turtle Web Creations
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The next event will be held on Sunday September 2 where entrance is free.
For more information, follow Christchurch Community Centre on Facebook.
The first of two classic vehicle displays held in Christchurch on Sunday (June 10). Picture(s): Nate Lansdell Green Turtle Web Creations - Credit: Nate Lansdell Green Turtle Web Creations
The first of two classic vehicle displays held in Christchurch on Sunday (June 10). Picture(s): Nate Lansdell Green Turtle Web Creations - Credit: Nate Lansdell Green Turtle Web Creations
The first of two classic vehicle displays held in Christchurch on Sunday (June 10). Picture(s): Nate Lansdell Green Turtle Web Creations - Credit: Nate Lansdell Green Turtle Web Creations
The first of two classic vehicle displays held in Christchurch on Sunday (June 10). Picture(s): Nate Lansdell Green Turtle Web Creations - Credit: Nate Lansdell Green Turtle Web Creations
