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welcome
...to the Haslemere Classic Car Show and Tour. We hope
you have a great day filled with classic motoring and
vintage entertainment.
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Welcome
Tour
Cars
Bake-off
Awards
Stalls
Support & Fun
Lucky programme
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We have some fantastic and interesting cars here today and our thanks
go to the owners who bring their precious vehicles out for us all to enjoy,
without them there wouldn’t be a show. Some are very rare and others
are ‘old friends’ who have been in the same family for years.
Please enjoy the day and come and visit us in the
HQ tent. Don’t forget to look at our website after
the show, we will put links to photographs of the day
and you can check your lucky programme number
if you are not able to stay for the draw.
Hotel
Have a great afternoon
James
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course sunday lunch
•for3 two
at the Georgian
• £50 Brewers Voucher
• £25 Roxtons Voucher
• Family day out at
Winkworth Arboretum
www.jamesewing.co.uk/hccs
Haslemere Classic Car Show is supported by
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Haslemere Festival Event
Charity No 1104757
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www.taylorhillandbond.co.uk
Why not enjoy a WI cream tea while listening to Jazz and looking at
beautiful cars. Look out for the ‘Best Dressed’ and ‘People Choice’ awards
and our ‘Bake-off’ cake competition back for a second year - thanks to
our supporters for providing some great prizes.
£50 meal for two at
the Stag Inn, Balls Cross
Telephone: 01428 776000
1 College Hill, Haslemere GU27 2JH Email: haslemere@taylorhillandbond.co.uk
This is the sixth running of this great community event. Every year the
show goes from strength to strength with the help and support of people
and business’ in the town and beyond to bring you a great day.
Timetable
People‘s Choice voting - 12:00 -15:45
Bake-off competition judging - 13:00
Best dressed car and driver competition judging - 14:00
Lucky Programme Draw - 16:00
Presentation of prizes - 16:00
Show closes - 17:00
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Earlier this morning nearly 90 pre-74 classics
set off on the ’Tour’, this drive through the
beautiful local countryside is for those
enthusiasts who like to use their classics.
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After breakfast on the green and a
natter about their cars, the crews set
off following a route using ’tulips’ pictorial representations of junctions
first used on Dutch rallies in the 50’s.
This year the route took the classics in a figure of
eight route of around 60 miles, firstly to the North
East to Dunsfold and the pretty village of Alford
then via Kirdford to our refreshment stop at the
Stag Inn, Balls Cross. The second leg skirted
Petworth, through Fittleworth and on to West
Chiltington become returning via Wisbourgh
Green and Northchapel. Tour numbers are limited,
to receive information next year please send your
details to hccs@jamesewing.co.uk
In this programme we list details of some of the cars - those on the tour and that have
pre-registered for the show. Look for the number displayed in the windscreen and
don’t forget to vote for your favourite in our ‘People’s Choice’ competition. Voting slips
are available at Show HQ.
101 Daimler SP250 632 HRH Dr David Nancekievill, Haslemere
Winner of Best in Show at the NEC Classic Car Show and Finalist in the Best Club Car.
102 Porsche 356A 481 YUL Sarah Porter, Heyshott
Original RHD car that was originally supplied new to South Africa.
103 MGA Mk2 1622 4928 LJ Ian & Ann Marshall, Liphook
104 Ford Prefect E93A HPB 862 Angela Hume, West Horsley. Bought by Angela’s
Mother new in 1938 and owned by the family ever since. Fully restored from 2008 to date.
105 Morris Mini 741 LYA Cindy Jones, Southsea
An immaculate Mark 1 mini in Old English White. Floor starter!
106 Austin Healey MkIII BJ8 GDR 901E Tony Evans, Cobham. This MkIII BJ8 is known
locally in the South-East as ‘Red Five’ with the Healey Squadron!
107 Jaguar E-type 4.2 Fixed Head Coupe EHJ 436H Jonathan Hampton, Brighton
108 Austin Healey 3000 MKD 44E Peter & Joanne Harris,
Fetcham. An ex USA car re-imported and restored in 1990
109 MGB GT MBR 448P John Watson, Haslemere.
One owner from new and in original condition.
110 Healey Frogeye LKX 701H Roland Yates, Farnham.
Healey Frogeyes were made on the Isle of Wight with
Geoffrey Healey as a consultant, during the 80’s and 90’s.
111 MGB GT VMO 165H John Hill, Hindhead
112 Lotus Elan Sprint OVB 330L Clinton Everard, Elstead.
Featured in official Mazda ‘Zoom Zoom’ publication as a
major influence on MX5 design for the 30th anniversary.
113 Alfa Romeo Giulia Super TBK 267J Des Clare, Fernhurst.
Car had a 6 year restoration in Australia and arrived in the UK in 2007.
114 Triumph TR6 OMA 635H Mark Veysey, Grayshott. A three owner car with the
current owner for 30 years. One of four 1969 pre-production cars for the 1970 model.
115 Triumph TR6 HGN 872K Tony Thomas, Haslemere.
Terry has had a full years motoring in the Triumph TR6 without breaking down.
116 Triumph TR5 VMD 340G Matthew Petzold, Haslemere.
The rarest of all Triumph sportscars, less than 3000 produced and sold worldwide.
117 Citroen Traction Avant Cabriolet 870 COO Mark Cooper, Cobham. An original
1939 factory built convertible, only around 40 left worldwide and is unique in the UK.
Mark found his car in Norway in 2007 and fully restored it in 2010.
118 Triumph GT6 MkIII FGY 372J Clive Bray, Wormley.
119 Alvis TF21 LWJ 924D Alan Perry, Byworth.
The last of the Alvis car line. Only 106 built of which it is estimated that 67% survive.
120 Triumph Herald Courier Van DPD 719B Jeremy Woods, Witley.
121 Land Rover Series 1 303 YUB Cameron Murray, Billingshurst. Galvanised chassis,
new bulkhead. Travelled to France and Belgium in last two years to raise money for
charity. Modified with Overdrive and electronic ignition.
122 Sunbeam Talbot 90 dhc FJT 222 Christopher & Carmen Ashton-Jones, Haslemere.
Seen frequently around Haslemere looking very smart with a recent body respray.
123 Alvis TF21 PLN 31E Philip Singer, Midhurst. In a collection in the USA for 31 years,
repatriated to the UK nine years ago and has since been carefully refurbished.
124 Triumph Stag VEW 349L Mike Goolding, Farnham.
125 Mercedes 230SL Pagoda GVU 161D Paul Buck, Rake. One owner from 1966-2012
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TOUR
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SALES & ENGINEERING
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…independent Jaguar Specialists
When you visit us at WinSpeed Motorsport
you will be assured a welcome that echoes our
enthusiasm for Jaguars of all ages.
Your modern Jaguar will receive the same
degree of dedication and professionalism as
we give to all the Classics and is based upon a
long and enviable reputation. Aston Martin and
Range Rover are also catered for.
Located just outside Guildford, in Wood Street
Village, our workshops are fully equipped and
our showroom reflects both our enthusiasm and
emphasis on quality. Our hourly labour rates are
highly competitive ensuring that we can look
after your car without breaking the bank!
The Team
Chris, Peter, Jay and the Team all look forward
to chatting with you in the hope that we can
be the safe pairs of hands that ensure your
Jaguar, whether Classic or Modern, remains
special to you.
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148 Broad Street, Wood Street Village, Guildford, Surrey, GU3 3BJ
enquiries@winspeedmotorsport.com www.winspeedmotorsport.com
126 MGB Roadster GLB 12J Keith Spencer, Fernhurst. Nut and bolt restoration around
nine years ago with all work except the top coat of paint completed by Keith.
127 Triumph TR6 FGH 532J Colin Reynolds, Bordon.
128 Austin 7 AD tourer UU 4321 Colin Shaw, Headley Down. An Austin Seven
‘Chummy’ rescued from a Sussex barn in the 70’s and restored by a past owner.
129 Austin Healey 3000 MkIII GHU 802B Mike Hammond, Farnham. A very original
example restored in 2005 by John Chatham the reknowned ‘Big Healey’ racing driver.
130 Triumph TR6 GU11 3PU David Humphreys, Aldershot.
131 Austin Healey 3000 MkIII BJ8 SKH 623B Richard Ansell, Banstead.
132 MG Midget Turbo 1 ADA 640H Colin Carpenter, Horley.
133 Sunbeam 90 Coupe UKJ 66 Roy Reynolds, Basingstoke. Salvaged from Aldershott
breakers yard in 1979 and put back on the road in 1991 after an extensive restoration.
Roy has owned the car since 2008 and it is subject to ongoing restoration work.
134 Daimler EL24 861 HYK Rigby Andrews, Passfield Common.
‘Maisie’ is a Light Limousine used by minor Embassy staff in the Far East
135 Austin Healey 100-4 BMJ 384 Chris Tyas & Beatrice Harline, East Dean.
A rare original RHD model finished in black with a cream interior.
136 Austin 7 Type RP Saloon UJ 2136 John Childs, Grayshott. This 1933 model is
displayed with a collection of period photos of it’s owners in the 30’s and 40’s.
137 Austin Healey 3000 BJ8 BUX 389B Mick Goodson, Tadworth.
138 Austin Healey 3000 MKIII PH2 8569 MF Douglas Butler,
Haslemere
139 Austin Healey MKI Frogeye Sprite WAS 217 P Stevens, Ash
140 Ford Lotus Cortina MkI 455 YWC David Horne, Cuckfield.
Original pre-airflow car with matching numbers
141 MG Midget CUJ 626L Tamsin Hebditch, Haslemere.
142 Morris Minor WP 5958 Alan Sinclair, Wormley.
Alan has owned this car for 40 years - half of it’s life!
143 Morris Cowley Four HL 6217 Mike Kent, Haslemere. This 1934 car has been
owned by the same family since 1954. Top speed 60mph, fuel consumption 22-24mpg.
144 Porsche 911 NYX 79L Simon Gardner, Fernhurst.
A fully restored 1973 Porsche 911 in Gemini Blue, presented in rally spec with 2.7L
engine, dual triple throat carbs and limited slip diff.
145 Austin Healey Frogeye Sprite UYJ 492 Helen & Tim Ward, Cobham.
146 Triumph Spitfire ECW 165S Aaron Brown, Haslemere.
147 Jaguar E-type XTD 80N Martin Brown, Haslemere.
148 MGB Roadster RPO 35E Michael Hart, Cranleigh. Fitted
with power steering and stage II tuning, fully balanced 2.0L
engine with weber 32/36 carb.
149 Land Rover Series 2 KSL 864 C Benson, Elstead.
150 Austin A35 WTT 413 Bryan Shields, Fetcham.
151 Austin A35 VSK 686 Dom Mackie, Thames Ditten.
152 Austin A35 LSK 774 Geoffrey Burt, Leatherhead.
153 MGB GT GVU 699E Paul Lea, Haslemere. Paul has
owned his MGB since Nov 2000
154 Jaguar MkII 444 KYC Alex Kershaw, Shackleford. Only 21,000 miles on the clock.
155 Austin Healey 3000 MkIII FNC 23F Nigel Bishop, Kingsley Green.
One of the final Healey 3000’s to be built before production ceased. This car was owned
by Healey racer John Chatham.
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Baking
Bake-off is back. For the second year we are running our fun
baking competition.
Baking has become popular again and in keeping with our ‘traditional
fete’ we are delighted to offer this fun challenge to make any large cake
you fancy, decorated however you like. Children under 16 have to make four
cupcakes. The judging criteria is just that they look and taste good.
We are very excited to have Kenwood onboard to sponsor the
competition and they have very generously offered a Kenwood K-mix
stand mixer RRP £399.99 as first prize in the adult competition. Waitrose
have also given a prize of a ‘goody bag’ of baking ingredients and the
Creative Cookie Company have offered a stencil Decorating Starter Kit as
first prize for the kids.
Judging starts at 1pm and we have an interesting judging panel lined up
for the difficult task of sampling all those cakes!
If you fancy trying the entries, after the judging many of the cakes will be
available for you to buy at the WI Teas.
No drudgery for her – no dull meals for him – there’s a KENWOOD ‘CHEF’ in the kitchen!
It does all the hard work of food preparation, turns complicated recipes into easy everyday
delights, makes exciting new drinks and dishes that used never to be possible at home. Peeling,
mixing, slicing, mincing, beating, shedding, juice separating, can opening – it’s all done in
a moment electrically, and far better than by hand. Look at the list of attachments (many of
them have several uses) and you’ll realise that the 1953 housewife simply cannot do without a
KENWOOD ‘CHEF’, the world’s most versatile Food Mixer. Appointed electrical dealers and
department stores stock the ‘CHEF’ and attractive easy terms are available.
You can buy her a Kenwood ‘Chef ’ for an
initial payment of only £3.15.0 and eight
monthly payments of £3.15.0. Cash price
£31.8.0. Price valid until 1954.
Mixing Bowl, taking 6 lbs. of mixture,
K Beater, Whisk and Dough Hook
are included with every Kenwood
‘Chef’ as well as Plastic Dust Cover,
Rubber Spatula and Recipe &
Instruction Book.
The ‘Chef’ is available in White or
Cream with choice of Red, Green,
Blue,Yellow, or Black plastic parts.
Winners 2013 HCCS Bake-off
Left - Childrens winner Nicole Bacon
Above - Adult winner Rita Clayton with her
winning chocolate cake.
Right - The judging panel included Jose Stead
from the WI and news reporter Michael Nicholson
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CARS
176 Morris 1000 Convertible MPH 945D Ali Wigdor, Haslemere.
Formally the property of the actor Edward Hardwick who played Dr Watson to Jeremy
Brett’s Sherlock Holmes in the long running tv series.
177 Lagonda 2L HC KP 6502 Frank Walton, Haslemere.
178 Jaguar MK2 MYX 357D Simon Bowen, Rake. Classic 3.4 Mk2 Jag restored in the
late 80’s and has completed many European tours and a trip to the Artic Circle.
179 Jaguar 420G 93 GYX Graham Edmonds, Hayling Island. Owned for six years,
loads of history and a famous first owner. Genuine 73,000 miles.
180 Citroen ID19 HAX 80C Robin Shepherd, Tisman’s Common. An early car running
on red hydraulic fluid not modern green LHM unfortunately!
181 Alfa Romeo Bertone 1750 GVA FBY 355H Andrew Dicomites, Guildford. Car lived
in Italy for it’s early life. John Lennon had a white one.
182 Mumford Morris Marina Convertible LTM 575P Gary Dunster, Byfleet.
One of approx 30 ‘Mumford’ built convertibles
183 Mini Moke JTR 402D Diana Nicholson, Lurgashall. Owned by Diana since 1978,
originally in Africa. Restored in 2012 as a wedding car for her son Tom.
184 VW Beetle VVO 772G Louise Haschka & Darren Thrower, Portsmouth.
All original and restored, owned by the orignal purchaser until 2008. Louis and Darren
haven’t had it resprayed as they think it’s freckles give it character!
185 Datsun 240Z RBK 142H Jan Jacobsen, Liphook. A very early ‘Z’ produced in
Japan in 1970 and shipped to the Texas where it stayed until late 2010. This model was a
world-beating machine with many race and rally wins over the years.
186 Bugatti Type 49 ULO 96 Diana Housego-Woolgar & Joy Hanauer.
CARS
156 Daimler SP250 250 BOL Lorimer Burn, Guildford. Found as a wreck in a field in
Nottinghamshire. Completely rebuilt over five years. Owned by Lorimer for 15 years.
157 Fiat 2300S Coupe RWT 59 Peter Jerram, Long Ditton. A luxury GT produced from
1963-68 and referred to as ‘the poor man’s Ferrari’. Abarth tuned straight 6. Only eight in
the UK. When new it cost 50% more than an E-type Jag due to import taxes.
158 Sunbeam Talbot 90 MFJ 826 Joy & Paul Rundell, Alresford.
Restored in the 1990’s and now used as a second car with power steering and other
minor modifications to fit in with modern traffic.
159 Aston Martin DB2/3 MkI TTT 707 John Moulton, Compton. The first owner
Captain Parish, returned the car to Aston Martin Works in 1957 to have front disc brakes
and a modified MkIII DB2/4 bonnet and nose cone fitted. One of 565 MkI’s built by AM.
160 Humber 9/20 Tourer EL 1179 Nigel Coulter, Hindhead. A typical vintage touring
car of 9HP and the smallest in the Humber range of the 20’s. Owned by Mrs Angela
Fordham, widow of Brian Fordham who used the car extensively.
161 AC Greyhound 200 YPN Reginald Warlop, London.
One of 83 built. In original 1962 paint with one owner for nearly 50 years.
162 Daimler EL24 604 XVW Henry Curwen, Headley Down. This Daimler bodied
limousine was rescued from a barn near Blackburn in 1999 and restored to the original
spec including Wilton carpets and Bedford Cord upholstery. Henry acquired it in 2012 and
is gragually completing the final details while using it socially and for weddings.
163 MG M Type WD 4147 David Boyd, Haslemere.
164 Triumph TR6 CKP 732K Ron Walker, Hindhead. All original, owned from new and
completely rebuilt by the owner, this Triumph has under 45,000 miles on the clock.
165 Innocenti Mini Cooper JUG 390M Jamie Eason, Plaistow. An Italian built Mini.
166 Triumph Stag OLF 686P Peter Harper, Horndean. In Topaz, one of the rare Stag
colours - 70’s all the way!
167 MGB Roadster RPL 461L Martin Coakley, Liphook. New to Martin for the 2014
season, settling in together for a long term ‘romance’!
168 Austin A35 Van VSY 307 Adrian Cutting, Grayshott.
Restored 18 years ago by acclaimed A35 expert Nigel Stevenson
and featured in many articles in the owners club magazine. Known
to many as ‘Supervan’.
169 Jaguar E-type Roadster 36 NOU Nick Lees, West Lavington.
A stunning example of the ‘most beautiful car ever designed’ according to Enzo Ferrari. Nick’s car was the 462nd produced, the
first 500 were close to ‘handbuilt’.
170 Fiat Belvedere HSJ 814 Jan Chantrill, Haslemere. One of only
60 RHD Fiat 500 Belvedere’s produced. Shipped new to Nyasaland,
Africa the car was returned to the UK with it’s 3rd owner in the 80’s.
Recentley restored but has to work hard with only 570cc.
171 Stanley 606 SV 7143 Mike Mutters, Haslemere. 1914 non-condensing steam
powered car. Restored in the late 90’s. Petrol/Parafin fired with boiler pressure at 500psi.
172 Alfa Romeo 1750 GTV EMG 431J Nigel Tyrrell, Haslemere.
173 Daimler SP250 897 EOE Keith Simpson, Headley Down.
This 1960 Daimler was in Norway and Finland from 1982-2010.
174 Lancia Fulvia 1.3 Coupe LKD 838R Pietro Vitolo, Hindhead.
Has had a total bare metal respray.
175 Fiat 124 Sport Spider DGK 374S Philip & Hattie Jones-Lloyd, Northchapel.
A 2+2 convertible based on the 124 Sedan and styled by Pininfarina. This example was
imported from california by the present owner in 2001 and now has a 2L Abarth engine.
301 Chrysler Valiant Charger YAY5 Terry Step,
Hindhead. Australian built two door fastback coupe.
302 Ford Y JV 1972 Brian Godfrey, Fleet. Renovated by
the owner after a 50 year lay-up.
303 VW Splitscreen Camper LCV 119E Gary & Sally
Collins, Donnington. Californian import in 1997.
304 Aston Martin DB4 Sally & David Catchpole, Churt.
305 AC Ace Sally & David Catchpole, Churt
306 1948 Caravan Sally & David Catchpole, Churt
307 Lotus Cortina MkI NAN 175D Len Guy
308 Ford Capri Ghia TYU 333S Philip Farrelly,
Coulsdon.
309 Ford Prefect YHX 262 Gary Fish, Billingshurst.
310 Morris 8 Series E HAB 205 Mike Scotten,
Hounslow.
311 Jaguar E type YEH 505H Shirley Airey, Alresford.
Three previous owners, 32,000 miles from new.
312 Jenson Healey OPU 856M Bill Airey, Alresford.
Rebuilt by previous owner.
313 Damilar SP250 806 VPL Peter Bourne, Loxwood.
Owned by Peter for the last 45 years with a complete mechanical rebuild in 1988-91.
Kept as original as possible with exception of added brake servo and alternator.
314 Ford Cortina MKIII UJJ 651K Alan Monkley, Walton-on-Thames.
Owned by Alan for 41 years. One of only around 50 left, fully restored and updated.
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315 Triumph Stag GMU 104N Rod Ayres, Walton-on-Thames. This Stag has not been
rebuilt and is like new inside and out, it even has the original numberplates.
316 Chevrolet 210 Belair Stationwagon 642 YUH Martin Carter, Aldershot.
Appeared in the film ‘Dark Shadows’.
317 MGB GT LFD 781L David Billington, London. Only done 40,000 miles from new.
318 MGA XSU 839 Barry Turner, Bagshot.
Old English White with a rare black interior, wire wheels and a stainless steel luggage rack.
319 Austin Chummy Tourer DF 3462 Robert Whittle, Witley. The ‘Chummy’ was built
for the ladies. Motoring for the masses between 1922 and 1938.
320 MGB DNC 987C Clive Sayer, Oving. Nice original example of a popular 60’s
sportscar. Clive used to race and rally MG’s but this one is just for runs and picnics!
321 Morris Minor Convertible HDL 242E Phyllis Hewetson, Wormley.
Pretty convertible in Ivory White with a red interior and matching red hood.
322 Triumph Herald 13/60 Convertible AYF 61H Adrian Morris, Loxwood.
323 Triumph Vitesse Convertible Alison Burgess, Godalming. Owned by and driven in
memory of Alison’s Dad, Sid Jenson, who restored the car in the 80’s.
324 MGB GT TDT 755L Tony Barnard, Oving.
325 MGB Roadster KMA 547L Giles Hanton, Oving.
326 Jaguar Mark 2 1245F Grant Ford, Aldwick.
Ex Jersey Car, two owners from new, original paint and chrome.
327 Ford Cortina 1600 GT RYB 803F Geoffrey Moss, Liphook.
Geoff recently completed a full restoration.
328 Citroen Traction Avant DSK 225 Gary Appleton, Milland.
Brought back to life in March 2013 after being laid up since the
late 90’s. Gary has no intention to restore it as he enjoys it as it is!
329 Ford Cortina Fleet MK2 ANY 960H Trevor Dunn, Bognor
Regis. Irish import, featured in Irish Vintage Scene Magazine in
2007, very few MK2’s survive.
330 VW Beetle PUR 447H Scott Dunn, Bognor Regis.
Betty Beetle - ‘Shabby Chic’ in the words of Masterchef ‘it’s being
deconstructed’.
331 Fiat 130 Coupe PUU 387L Ian Dixon Potter.
The only surviving RHD Fiat 130 Coupe with a manual gearbox.
332 VW Splitscreen Camper 581 XUY Grant Sharley, Cosham.
Built in Germany, shipped to New Orleans and then imported to
the UK, via California. Owned by Grant for three years.
333 VW Karmann Ghia 565 XUN Sue Sharley, Cosham.
Originally registerd in 1962 and imported from California. 1200 single port engine.
334 Jenson SP LRO 731L John Tunnicliffe, Bishops Waltham. Stored in a barn for 15
years until 2003 when the bodywork was restored. The engine was rebuilt in 2011.
335 MGB Roadster JJN 983L Ralph Godfrey, Oving. Owned since 1976
336 Triumph 1300 HCY 578D Peter Gould, Whitehill.
Very rare early example of Triumph’s first front wheel drive car and the template for all
small saloons from Triumph such as the Dolomite and Toledo.
337 Triumph GT6 MK2 AAC 317J Geoff Taylor, Barnham. Dry sump, fuel injected engine,
inboard front suspension, Mazda 6 speed gearbox, Ford Cosworrth diff, AP racing brakes.
338 Fiat 600D Multipla BAS 521 Jane Puttock, Haslemere. First ‘People Carrier’, six
seats in a tiny car. ‘Mario’ has a big following with his own Facebook page, blog and
website www.mariothemultipla.co.uk.
339 Austin 1000 Pick up Charles Ayres, Walton-on-Thames. Total rebuild.
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340 Austin A35 YSJ 602 Dave & Rose Harris, Ash.
341 Healey Tickford Coupe PUA 304
Clive Willoughby, Bognor Regis. 2.4 litre four cylinder
Riley engine and gearbox. One of 224 ever built.
342 Jaguar XK150 3.4 S Roadster Angus Laird.
One of only 44 RHD 3.4S Roadsters built by Jaguar
and owned by Angus for 45 years.
343 Daimler V8 250 NGG 945F John McLean,
Yateley.
344 Plymouth Savoy 826 XUR Daniel Mitchener, Billingshurst. Her name is Peggy-Sue.
345 Ford Thunderbird Landau 458 XUL Geoff Blaney, Ashford. Manufactured
3.1.1962 in Wixum, Michigan, imported to UK in 2008. 390 cubic inch V8 engine. Power
brakes and steering, electric windows and seats.
346 Ford Mustang Convertible GT FKJ 288C Julian Reynolds, Cheam.
Vintage Burgandy paint with Parchmeny Pony interior. 4 speed manual. One of a few
1965 dealer optioned GT’s, factory GT’s didn’t appear until 1966.
347 Moss Malvern VLL 489G Trevor Collett, Bookham. Kit car built on a Triumph
Herald chassis. Conversion carried out in 1984 by the owner.
348 Rover P6 3500 EKR 555L Keith Huggett, Lower Sunbury.
Previous owner completed a total nut and bolt restoration in 2003.
349 Damilar V8 SP250 AMY 699H Alec Mackenzie, Cranleigh.
Last ‘Willow Green’ example on record.
350 VW Splitscreen Camper HCK 96E Mark Burch, Havant. ‘Hector’ is a 13 window
delux and was used as a chill-out bus on ITV 2s ‘The Extra Factor’.
351 Aston Martin Lagonda KJD 74W Mark Reardon, Liphook.
One of only 50 made in the UK and the only one made in custom Electric Blue.
352 Alfa Romeo 1750 MK1 GTV OMW 105G Jonathan Barker, Haslemere.
Modified GTV with 2 litre engine and Harvey Bailey handling kit. Aluminium door skins,
boot lid and bonnet.
353 Chevy Truck HOV 118D Norman Mew, Portsmouth.
354 Triumph GT6 MK3 ABW 214L Stewart Vacher, Cosham.
Featured in ‘Esquire’ magazine as one of the 25 sexiest British Cars Ever.
355 Jaguar E-type Series 2 2+2 DAB 26H Malcolm Sykes, Chelmsford. Original
‘matching numbers’ car. The 2+2, was introduced by Jaguar to show that people with
young families could still own an E Type.
356 BMW 1602 JKG 247N William Buckingham,
Farncombe.
357 Mercedes 350 SLC 1 PMB Ron Smith, Haslemere.
This car belonged to Ron’s late wife Patsy Burt, one of the
UK’s most successful Lady racing drivers with 42 outright
victories and held many records and awards from 1953
until she retired in 1970.
358 VW Campervan KRX 835H Lee Barnes, Haslemere.
359 Ram D-Type Brian Jefferson, Hedge End.
360 Austin Healey 3000 MkIII DAU 506C Ian Porter, Weybridge.
361 Austin 7 G England Open SV7285 Andrew Neate, Haslemere.
Bought in New Zealand in 1990 and shipped to UK. The car had been restored by a lady
school teacher and her master carpenter father.
362 Vanden Plas Princess 3-Litre OTK 35 Bill Aldred, West Wittering.
Awards
best dressed
Adding to the vintage feel of the day we
encourage people to dress in period
clothes to match the cars and join in the
traditional fete atmosphere.
For our vehicle owners we hold a best
dressed car and driver competition this is
supported and judged by our vintage
partners John and Kate Orr from Costume
Hire Direct www.costumehiredirect.com. The
best combination of well dressed driver and
car will receive a pair of tickets for a day at
the Goodwood Revival in September
donated by John and Kate.
people’s choice
Which car at the show would you most like
to take home?
Well you can have your chance to vote. Slips
are available at the entrance and the Show
HQ, pop them in the box and the car with the
most votes will also win Goodwood Revival
tickets donated by Historic Motor Car
Storage www.historicmotorcarstorage.com
and you might win a prize in the draw too.
special awards
We are have two vouchers from our
international online supporter, parts
supplier rockauto.com.
These are awarded to entries who we feel
have made a special effort, contribution, or
meet special criteria on the day.
Winners 2013
Top, Best Dressed - Andrea Potter from Nutfield, Surrey in her
1969 VW Beetle
Middle, People’s Choice - Rod Ayres from Walton-on-Thames with
his immaculate 1600E Cortina
Bottom and right, Special Award - Martin Carter from Aldershott
in the huge 1957 Chevolet Station Wagon and Nikki Daniels from
Waterlooville in her amazing 1932 Ford Model B Roadster.
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Stalls
Anniewear Vintage clothes and accessories
www.marmadukesvintage.co.uk
Bali Rose Vintage and clothing from Bali
Cake Angel Homemade & heavenly cupcakes
www.cakeangelsussex.com
Cherry Orchard Designs Vintage style hand
knitted and sewn gifts www.cherryorchard.info
Connoisseur Coffee 40 flavours and strengths,
ground to order. Coffee and organic cakes.
Sue Colyer Contemporary Watercolours
www.suecolyer.com
David & Laura Denny Hardwood boxes and
carvings www.woodenboxesart.co.uk
Dreams come true Local chiropractors offering
free advice/massage for donation to help seriously
ill children www.dreamscometrue.uk.com
Dylan’s Ice Cream Local artisan ice cream
www.dylansicecream.co.uk
Phoenix Trading Cards and Wrap
Posh Jumble A better class of clutter
www.poshjumble.wordpress.com
Presence Decor Giftware for the home
Flavour tastings Cheese tasting and sales
www.flavourtastings.co.uk
REM Designs Blacksmithing demonstration and
artistic metalwork
Haslemere First Responders CPR
demonstrations plus Lucky dip and games
www.haslemerecfr.org.uk
Richline Farm Shop Hot sausages and meat from
Cocking Farm
Haslemere Festival Bar Run by local volunteers
raising festival funds, serving Langham Beers
Sew Good Bags Handmade vintage and retro
inspired bags www.sewgoodbags.com
Haslemere Fringe Festival Info and tickets for
2014 fringe festival www.lionfest.co.uk
Slush Station ice cold fruit flavoured slush puppy’s
Historic Motor Car Storage Secure storage for
your historic car www.historicmotorcarstorage.com
Rosebuds Vintage and retro clothing
SS Patisserie Freshy made patisserie
www.sspattiserie.co.uk
Surrey Ices Ice cream from a vintage van
Julia Burgan Upholstery Traditionally upholstered
furniture using french linens and vintage fabrics
www.juliaburgan.co.uk
Susan Griffiths Jewellery Designs Hand crafted
jewellery, designed and made in Haslemere
www.susangriffithsdesigns.co.uk
Linda’s Willow Willow baskets, sculptures and
platters www.lindaswillow.co.uk
Tall Grey Bird Quality handmade accessories to
welcome wildlife to your garden
www.tallgreybird.co.uk
Magic spinning pictures Create unique pictures
Milliemooch/Beady Sister Leather belts & bags
and beaded jewellery www.milliemooch.co.uk
www.facebook.com/Beadysister
Taste of Saigon Vietnamese hot food
www.tasteofsaigon.co.uk
Miles Amusements Childrens fun rides, bouncy
castle and hot food
Vintage Dotty Adorable vintage caravan serving
hot drinks and cakes www.vintagedotty.co.uk
Mrs B’s Bees Local honey, beeswax products
WinSpeed Motorsport Leading classic & modern
Jaguar engineering, restoration and sales in
Guildford www.winspeedmotorsport.com
Pepperpot Nursery Pot grown herbs
www.pepperpotherbplants.co.uk
Tiffany’s Treasures Ladies accessories
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Support
The Haslemere Classic Car Show and Tour is a non-profit making event, run totally by
volunteers under the umbrella of the Haslemere Festival. We are very grateful to the
individuals and business’ which have supported us by giving their time, advertising,
donating prizes and services, without them the show couldn’t go ahead. If you are
able to offer help with next years event please contact us hccs@jamesewing.co.uk
Boots, Haslemere
Brewers Haslemere
Clarke Gammon Webber
Costume Hire Direct
Georgian Hotel
Haslemere Book Shop
Hokey Cokey Party Shop
Haslemere Chiropractic Clinic
Haslemere Festival
Haslemere Festival Bar
Historic Motor Car Storage
James Ewing
Jane Puttock
Langham Brewery
Kenwood
Reids Photographic
Rockauto.com
Roxtons
RT Mechanics
Sara Mumford
Sheen Botanical Labels
Taylor Hill & Bond
The Art Department
The Entertainer, Haslemere
The Good Fish Shop
The Haslemere Festival
The Shoe Box
The Stag Inn
Twilights Entertainment
Waitrose Haslemere
WinSpeed Motorsport
Winkworth Arboretum
Womens Institute
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Fun
A fun day for everybody...
As well as the cars there are lots of
activities for the whole family. The WI are
doing Cream Teas and you can listen to (or
dance to!) The George Regis Jazz Band who will be playing a selection of
traditional New Orleans marches, conventional ‘trad’ and 1920’s tunes. The
band, a popular feature at the show, will, weather permitting, wander amongst
the cars entertaining you in style. www.georgesregisjazzband.com
For the kids there are some rides and a bouncy Galleon to play on and local
charities will be running traditional style fete activities to amuse.
Around the perimeter of the Green there are a great selection of stalls selling
local produce, crafts, art, vintage and classic car related goods, so lots of
opportunities for shopping, plus hot and cold food and then why not relax with
a drink in the Festival Bar. Next to the bar the Haslemere Fringe Festival will
be selling tickets for the 2014 Fringe to be held on the Green on the 4-6 July.
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