Write Up Brookhill Hall, Nottinghamshire.

[Z Victor 1]

Glorious day in the hot sun at this surprisingly beautiful venue. The house and grounds are lovely yet only a stones throw from the M1 and built up areas. A wide variety of vehicles to see from vintage pre war to quite modern, but mostly 'classic'. There was a very nice red GT6 just like the one I had in my youth. Mine at Seaton, Devon 1976.

 

[Z Victor 1]

A nice E85 2.5 si with 'brownish' seats which I haven't seen before. Re coloured?

 

[Z Victor 1]

The Chesil Speedster was very well finished inside and out whoever did it. This Spitfire was a ' show car' , obviously didn't spend much time on the road.

 

[e30Derbyshire]

Hi, we were there yesterday in our E30, the Z3 needed a wash so didn’t take it! As you say a great venue, an interesting variety of cars, and some great weather. We’d not been before, I think last year the weather was rainy, so I gave it a pass. Definitely one to revisit, so handy as it’s really close to home.

 

[Paul Rice]

Only took one photo, as said great venue superb selection of vehicle new and old

 

[Z Victor 1]

Should have come over for a chat @jimcwestie
We were there as 'the BMWCC Eastern Region' group, as pictured above. The E30 looks very tidy.

 

[Pond]

A nice E85 2.5 si with 'brownish' seats which I haven't seen before. Re coloured?

Probably Amarone. Quite rare interior colour, as it was brown. Very brown.

 

[Delk]

That Fiat 124 Spider is nice. I think it would have had the early metal bumpers but someone removed them all together. I had a 78 model with the larger rubber bumpers and loved the car until I was hit by an old man in a Volvo. He drove away and I didnt.

 

[Z Victor 1]

Yes, I always liked those old Spiders and of course Fiat's Mazda MX5 collaboration is clearly influenced by the design.