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MY pictures from Pol earlier today

Hi Rob.
Was woolleysox there thought i saw is car, good photo by the way cheers for sharing, we need to start going to more meets has the Nano club

Thanks for the pics Rob. Looks like you all had a good day.

yes it was a good day thanks Mick, sadly wolleysox not there as he can no longer drive, his car was there though as recently sold it to Richard

Some good photographs there, nice to see the white Triumph GT6. Thanks for posting them Rob.

Mike

Very sorry to hear that about Wooley. Perhaps seeing his car in good hands will serve as a reminder of one of the stalwarts of the Nanomeets.
Please pass on best regards if you should visit.

Bless his little cotton Sox.

You could not have put it better Mick.

Not the only car to change ownership within the Nano group, eh Rob?

Some great photos. Bernards car. Alexes car. And a Nash Metropolitan. EDIT: here's another Nash:

Duncan wrote:Some great photos. Bernards car. Alexes car. And a Nash Metropolitan. EDIT: here's another Nash:

Is that you in the photograph by any chance Duncan?

I always love seeing the Nash at classic shows, saw one with matching fold up caravan once, and yes Bernard I too have changed my car, never thought I would ever sell my Black 75 diesel it has been part of my life for about 15 years but when someone who has 2 of the finest 75s decides to sell one and offered it to me I could not refuse as I know the car from the nano meets.

Pictures below of both cars at Pol last weekend both cars were owned by John Aston who most of you will know from the nano meets and he has never seen both cars side by side at a meet before now as he can only drive one at a time, but now the Atlantic Blue one is mine, built in Cowley, 23 years old, 29,000 genuine miles, protected underneath and drives like new

John's Copperleaf diesel is also in amazing condition and both are a credit to him and how he looked after them, John's diesel has only covered 41,000 miles from new

Trebor wrote:... but when someone who has 2 of the finest 75s decides to sell one and offered it to me I could not refuse ...

I knew immediately that you were talking about John, even before looking at the pictures. You're a lucky one, Rob.