
mrsnak takes readers on a captivating journey to Brooklands Museum, the historic birthplace of British motorsports and aviation. His detailed photo essay captures the essence of this iconic site, inviting enthusiasts to explore its rich past through his eyes. This post serves as a valuable historical record and travelogue for those interested in automotive and aviation heritage.








Gorgeous AC Me in a past life? The workshop of Malcolm Campbell. Don't think they stuffed him for this Ford and Peugeot Napier-Railton Another view Austin pedal car. Loved this! 1926 Delage Alvis Aston Martin Halford Lorraine Dietrich - There's one of these in a museum near me in So Cal! Nanette This message has been edited by mrsnak on 2012-05-13 17:24:32
The modern racers were quite fun as well Then there were all the cars parked around the grounds Aston Martin Back when Rover made a substantial car! What a sedan... Check out the Scimitar... probably during the low point of the consolidated British Leyland, but styling I find retro-cool. I found the Snakmobile's brother! a couple years earlier (59) and they dressed him funny, but I loved this
...but needed to keep the theme going. Great bomb Vintage Spitfire ressurrected Another stuffed body inside a vintage bomber. Hope his family approved. One of the earliest aircraft, this was a reproduction. Another fantastic reproduction Here are a couple motors that had been around! The Harrier. Had nerver seen one up close before. This Wellington was found during a search for the Loch Ness monster. This is what happened to the blades during the hard water landing The aircraft was built at Broo
They literally had something represented from every era.
...in your posts - Cobb's Railton, the aircraft frames, the Broughs, the P5, on and on... But in amongst all that, it seems strange that I have the biggest soft spot for the Austin J40.
Do you know more about the swoopy gorgeous car in green? S
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