Part 2 of the Breeze write up starts with more
of the vehicles in the show and shine line up.
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| This early split screen looked great, the body had been rubbed down, left to oxidise a little then lacquered. |
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| I think when the paint on my bay gets too bad, I may do the same... I just love the look. |
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| Lowered splitty, with narrowed beam... just needs a safari screen! |
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| Those of you that know me, know I'm partial to a panel van and this early bay panel was lovely. |
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| Nice colour combo on the early split. |
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| As the sign says.. 'old school' A ratty split just looks so good. |
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| I like straight and shiny, but I love rough and tatty. |
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| Nice two tone blue split screen. |
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| Looks like German Fire Truck livery on this stock height split screen. Love the single yellow spot light. |
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| Early bay line up... well some of them. |
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| How cool is this? High top splitty, stock height, white painted wheels.. doesn't get much better |
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| The 'Cool Flo' guys had this up for sale... restoration project anyone..!! |
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| Your going to need a few new panels... |
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| Oh and a floor pan. |
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| This Porsche Spyder drove past me as I walked down Maderia Drive. Not sure if it was a 'real' one or not as I didn't get to have a closer look, however it did look good. |
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| Nice line up of Split screens. |
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| Stock height late bay, lowered late splitty. |
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| Nice to see the vehicles all parked up together regardless of condition. |
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| How straight are the panels, and how shiny is the paint on this split? I waited for ages waiting for someone to walk behind it so I could get their reflection in the paint to show just how good this bus was. |
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| No reflections on this splitty.. |
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| It has European plates, so the owner is probably from France or Belgium as there is always a good turn out of vehicles from that part of the world. |
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| My bay on Maderia Drive. |
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| This was the second year for me at the breeze with my microbus. |
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| Lovely looking notchback parked up. |
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| Vehicles kept entering the show and shine for most of the day. |
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| Looking down from the East Cliff path onto Maderia Drive, Zoe and Spikes patina bay, and Alden's red and black bay both friends of mine from the Aylesbury area. |
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| Claude and Jean, also from Aylesbury drove down with me on the Saturday morning and now it's time for a quick bite to eat. |
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| A rare shot of my bay from above. |
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| Bugs, buses and bays. |
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| Nice shot of the show and shine in the afternoon sunshine. |
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| Early oval beetle in gloss black. |
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| Those yellow lights against the super straight body and gloss black paint just look awesome. |
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| Pastel blue split screen with safari screens, and lowered just enough.. nice. |
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| This split in army colours with period accessories was interesting. |
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| The blue on this late bay was highlighted by the deluxe trim and tinted windows. |
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| Lovely bright yellow paint on this early bay... if you look closely, the black dots on the roof are flies that were attracted by the colour! |
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| Gorgeous colour combination on this early split screen. |
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| This looks kind of retro ratty.. love it. |
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| The rear end on this split was different. Not only is the rear window filled in, the tailgate hinges and handle were upside down. |
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| Looks like these guys have been here all weekend. |
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| A wider view of the show. Under the arches traders were selling everything from original and patten parts to accessories and clothing. |
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| Stock height late bay next to a lowered split screen. |
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| Here is one of the split screens we spotted in the services on the way down to Brighton. |
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| Very impressive line up. |
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| Where did I put my sunglasses?.. this ultra bright green paint made this spilt stand out. |
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