With over 2000 cars on display, you’re guaranteed to miss something at the Lancaster Insurance Classic Car Motor Show that packed the NEC from 14-16 November. From Maserati Club UK’s magnificent centre piece to the superb 60th anniversary of the Swallow Doretti tucked away in a hall corner, the range of marques and models was, as always, wonderfully diverse.
From Nick Mason’s spindly ex-Hamish Moffatt Bugatti Type 13 Brescia to a pair of rare South African-built Ford Capri Peranas, there was something for every automotive taste. The success of this year’s event has encouraged a move to new halls with expanded display space for 2015.
Fine tribute to British coachbuilding by Alvis Owner Club included handsome 4.3 Charlesworth saloon.
Stylish 1929 Lancia Dilambda with Viotti bodywork was built for the Maharaja of Mysore.
