First Monday evening of the month through the summer is a vintage car meet at local pub, The Cock and Bottle. Given fair weather there is a decent turn out of interesting cars and normally a few bikes too. Below a few select snaps from the evening...
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| Simply gorgeous Invicta S Type with 4.5 litre Meadows engine. |
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| The Invicta again. |
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| Underneath the bonnet of the Invicta. |
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| Scott two speeder. |
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| Late twenties Douglas. |
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| Hillman Aero Minx with a cracking mascot. |
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| Hillman Aero Minx, Riley RME and Alvis Grey Lady. |
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| Morgans old and new(ish). |
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| Austin 7 special. |
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| Dog is bored and sleepy despite illustrious company. |
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| Loved this car. A rare bird indeed - a 1937 Triumph 14/60 Southern Cross Special. |
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| Nudey mascot on a Sunbeam. |
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| And the above-mentioned Sunbeam. |
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| 'Smokers Companion' on a Morris Cowley dashboard. |
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| And a panned out view of the Morris' dash. |
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ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic post! The event at Cock and Bottle showcasing those stunning vintage cars must have been an absolute treat for any car enthusiast. It’s incredible how these timeless machines continue to capture our hearts with their elegance and history. Your photos and descriptions really brought the experience to life—thank you for sharing! It’s also a good reminder of how important it is to care for these classics or make room for new opportunities if they’re no longer in use. For anyone in Adelaide who might have an old car sitting idle, exploring car removal Adelaide services could be a great option. Whether it’s to clear space or contribute parts to other restoration projects, it’s a win-win solution. Looking forward to reading more of your posts about automotive gems like these. Keep up the amazing work!
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