The Bromley Pageant of motoring. June 8th 2014

[Peel replica, Steve Fisk]

Na using one of these shocks will be useless

[Bob Purton]

A great day was had at the Pageant , for the first time in many a year the weather was fantastic! On the way I took the wrong sliproad off the M25 in Thumper and ended up having to go 16 miles out of my way, heading towards Canterbury! Guess I drove about 40 miles there and 25 back. Thumper went very well, it certainly blew a few cobwebs out of her. Mike and Marcus were there on the stand sporting the Heinkel numbers car[also running sweet as a nut!]  and Mikes nice red Schmitt. Met a few interesting characters whilst there. Had all the usual no reverse gear/aircraft leftovers nonsense! All part of the fun. 
Thanks Mike for organising the stand.

[marcus]

As Bob said, a great day: sun, pleasant chat and all types of vehicles to be seen plus stunt mortorcyclists ramping up into the sky. Great to see Mike and Bob and thanks to Mike for organising it.

[Big Al]

Never been to the Brommley Argent of Pottering. The Silver lined star of Kentish Motor Shows and autojumble. Like so many good things it is to far to really take in, unless your a fan of the M25. Ho hum. 

[Bob Purton]

Thumper eats the M25 for breakfast!
Here is a pic of the line up, same as last year I know but we are hoping to include a rare Bond next year.

[Big Al]

I am pleased to hear it. Me, I am afraid to be made carrion for the Red Kites and Buzzards. I think only the M1 boasts as many nutters per foot as the M25 in the UK. Scots might offer a candidate. Its up there with Brussels ring road and Antwerp. The Paris perifique is perhaps the most frightening experience of all. There are calmer fair ground rides. Of course the Parisian can spot a 'Rossbeef' a mile away and enjoys frightening the crap out of him, if possible.
The Arc de Triumph has to be the most crazy roundabout. All done in Microcars safely, but its made the bottom of my beard grey.