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52º Circuito Intl de Vila Real - Race 2 Sun 16 July 2023.
Team: António José Moreira de Cunha Soares
Driver: António Soares
Car: Ford Escort MK1
52º Circuito Intl de Vila Real - Free Practice Fri 14 July 2023.
Team: Nuno Miguel Felix Pinto Augusto
Driver: Nuno Augusto
Car: Ford Escort MK1
52º Circuito Intl de Vila Real - Race 2 Sun 16 July 2023.
Team: Carlos Manuel Oliveira Santos
Drivers: Carlos Santos / Carlos A. Santos
Car: Ford Escort MK1
52º Circuito Intl de Vila Real - Qualifying Fri 14 July 2023.
Team: António José Moreira de Cunha Soares
Driver: António Soares
Car: Ford Escort MK1
14th June 2015 - Hawker Hurricane Mk1 R4118 is widely regarded as the most historic British aircraft to survive in flying condition from the Second World War and is the only Hurricane from the Battle of Britain still airborne today. Here she is taxiing out in the capable hands of its owner and careful restorer Peter Vacher.
This upgraded (Mk1) is truly a sight to behold. Those rear arches really set it off, compared to those covers that would have been fitted originally.
A beautiful late 1960s Ford Escort Mk1 seen amongst many others of a similar vintage at the East Midlands Classic Car Show at Whisby Garden Centre near to Lincoln on the first day of August 2021.
I think it was pure coincidence that these parked next to each other. Remarkable enough to see a pair of low-spec Mk1 Astras at a show, but for them both to be the rare saloon version.....
The gold one was owned by Trigger (who we sadly don't see much on here any more), I believe it was a competition prize won by its first owner. After doing a bit of work he's sold it since I saw (and drove) it in the summer. The yellow 4-door is one that I saw pre-restoration some years ago (see below).
This years flying season is nearly upon us, & there has been quite a bit of warbird activity already. Yesterday I caught this shot of the Comanche Warbirds MkI X4650 being given a quick run under a foreboding sky, clearing out the winters cobwebs - There is just something about a MkI Spitfire on the grass at Duxford.
In late evening sun, 66515 reflects in the windows of a West Coast Railway Mk1 carriage at Midland Road Leeds.
There were a number of WCR Mk1 carriages on Freigtliner Midland Road this evening, I assume for wheel turning.
27th July 2017
Step this way to see the full set
The car is faultless throughout, every aftermarket part (of which there are a lot!) has been carefully considered before fitting. This results in a highly modified car, which looks like it’s rolled off the Ford production line – spot on!
Lightpainted shot made up of around 5 exposures