[timetravel]

Went along to the 1066 Cruiser's annual show today and spotted a few cars that wouldn't have looked out of place at a 70's show.........

This Minor is a 70's survivor I remember seeing it in '79

it ticked all the boxes, custom paint, slot mags, draylon interior, even a vinyl roof to keep Bob happy

and in true 70's style he had a mirror to show his rear end

a cool touch was an album with pics as it was

this Pop looked very 70's

as did this Ruby

another Austin this time a 4-door

this 4-door Y has been around a while

here's that Cresta that's been on here before, just needs some slot mags to complete the look

This Zephyr high-rider fits right in

Kev couldn't resist parking his high ridin' Humber next to it

 

[REDMAD]

You did not go there in a tardis did you Nick?:tup:

 

[timetravel]

You did not go there in a tardis did you Nick?:tup:

Well I had my striped Lynal Blairs on and Street is Neat T-shirt, and they were playing Gary Glitter on the PA :shock:

 

[MR1958CADILLAC]

they were playing Gary Glitter on the PA :shock:

Shame they was NOT hanging him from it...

 

[Kustomkulture]

Nick, seems the same at Billing, was'nt there but some photo coverage on the NSRA site showed a real 70's fill, quite odd, in Cornwall that is quite the scene anyway and has been for years, jacked up pops and the like

 

[Gr8h8me]

I love the 70's style thats why I bought my Pop and its older than me lol. Isn't it good they last