Over the weekend of 28 / 29th August the village of Brill hold a fun weekend with steam rides, numerous attractions, assorted stalls and refreshments, kids area, a beer tent with over 40 real ales & ciders, street food, all day music and a classic car show. Brill village is nestled high up in the Buckinghamshire countryside, and probably most famous for it's windmill. I've been attending the Brill classic car show for many years now and it's getting bigger and better every year. There is a vast array of classic vehicles but without all the snobbery you sometimes get from classic car owners. So on the Sunday morning, Suzie and I jumped in the bus and headed off. Brill is only about 13 miles from my hometown so this really is a local show.
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| My bus parked up at the show. |
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| Opposite my bus was this stunning 1200L Beetle. This '77 model is totally original, including original seats, rubber floor mats, and even has the original main dealer number plates. |
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| I had a long chat to the owner, who is quite local, and he was saying he intends to keep it as original as possible. |
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| Row upon row of cool classic cars. |
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| Such a diverse assortment of classic cars. |
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| Gorgeous E-Type Jaguar. |
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| With such a variety of makes and models there was something there for everyone. |
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| Very straight and very clean. |
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| Citroen DS. |
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| It was nice to see so many VW's at the show. |
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| Stunning Ford Consul Capri. |
So that was this first part of the Brill Classic Car Show, the second instalment will be next week where you can see many more classic cars and bikes.
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