Practically Classics Forum

Last summer, during the many commemorations of 70 years since D-Day, there was an event on the quay at Poole, Dorset. The whole event had a 1940's flavour to it. The photographer, and fellow MG enthusiast, was there to photograph a 1940's fashion parade. He asked me if he could drape a model or two over the car. He knew the car was a 1952 model but he also knew that it was designed in 1937, and production would have started but for WW2. So he gave it "period licence" and produced some exquisite photos. I love the sepia picture of the model in period dress. I do hope you enjoy my car. By the way, I did notice a member mention The Goodwood Revival. That was me sir, also in the transport corps.

Lovely car, lovely ladies . Site rules though , you have to post a pic of yourself and your partner dressed in period too.. Grumpy did .

zipgun wrote: Lovely car, lovely ladies . Site rules though , you have to post a pic of yourself and your partner dressed in period too.. Grumpy did .

Mmm! I sense a wind up, however, since you insist. Sorry about the quality, it's was taken with my phone:

Cordylines growing wild in the UK? Climate change must be a genuine thing after all!

Pretty car you have there.

Site rules though , you have to post a pic of yourself and your partner dressed in period too.. Grumpy did

Mmm! I sense a wind up, however, since you insist

No wind up ! - Grumpy did and here it is Its such a small world - I was chatting to GHT / original poster of the thread for a good hour outside the Kennels at last years Goodwood Revival (I own the black Javelin that is sign written has a taxi)