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"Best Show Ever"!!!

Thank you to all of you who attended our show on Saturday. This was the largest event we have ever put on and the weather was on our side too!

With more cars and bikes on show additional trade stands (including a rather large python!) and a range of food and drink on offer this was, for us, very satisfying to see so many people enjoying a wonderful day out.

Sadly due to technical difficulties we missed out on a flypast by the BBMF. We received regular phone calls from them during the day with updates on progress but alas they were not able to make the aircraft serviceable. However they have promised to "look after us" for next year

We hope that you enjoyed the show and look forward to seeing you again next year, put the date in your diary, Saturday 5th September

Bumper Local Car Club Entries For This Year's Event
As the date of the show gets ever closer, we are very pleased to see an increased interest from local classic car clubs, marque devotees and auto enthusiasts. 

A wide range of vehicles can be seen on the dedicated club displays from Boston Classic Car Club, Ermine Street CCC, Grantham CCC, Heckington Auto Club, Lincolnshire TR Register, North Kesteven MG Owners Club, Spalding and East Elloe CCC and the VW Split Screen Van Club. All of who will be more than willing to talk to you about their cars and share their knowledge and experiences, good and bad!, about classic car ownership. And I am sure they would welcome you to join them and benefit from the many enjoyable events that they organise throughout the year.
 

Fly Past of Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Douglas C-47 (Dakota) Confirmed
We are pleased to announce that we have, once again, secured a fly past of the BBMF's C-47 Dakota, which represents the dogged work of the RAF’s military transport aircraft and crews during WW2. Dakotas served in every theatre of the war, most notably in Burma and also during the D-Day landings and the airborne assault on Arnhem in 1944.
The BBMF and its fleet of aircraft are a flying memorial to all members of the RAF who served their country during many conflicts. Including those Bomber Command crews based in Lincolnshire and especially the 55,573 who gave their lives during World War Two.
(Subject to weather and operational conditions and timings to be confirmed)

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