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SOME OF THIS YEARS EXHIBITORS

Ford Capri 2.0lt Laser

1985 Ford Capri 2.0ltr Laser . Full body restoration in 2014.
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Austin mini t bag

Nickname t bag, built in 1979 and is green in colour,
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Mini Cooper Sport

Blue Mini Cooper sport I’m the second owner has done less than 30,000 miles at present owned (Tommy ) for 5years had lots of bodywork done new wider alloys and stainless steel twin exhaust fitted always garaged and polished basically my pride and joy !
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Aston Martin DB Mk III

The DB Mark III – described as “one of the world’s outstanding sports models” by The Autocar – incorporated lessons learned on the race track with a fundamental redesign of W.O. Bentley’s 3-litre engine by Polish engineer Tadek Marek. It now gave substantially more...
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Subaru Impreza

Subaru impreza WRX
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Vauxhall Velox

A very rare early Vauxhall PA model. This particular car was exported to Australia by Vauxhall at Luton as a kit of parts and was reassembled and sold in Melbourne by Holden GM motors where is spent most of its life before being transported back to the UK.
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Jaguar Sovereign

JAGUAR SOVEREIGN BLUE 6 PREVIOUS OWNERS
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Austin healey mark 1

In excellent condition nut and bolt restoration 10 yrs ago
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Triumph Stag

Mimosa yellow added a hard top in black stainless steel tubular headers reconditioned auto gearbox dought this car in 2022
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Volkswagen Golf Clipper Cabriolet

This is a late model Golf Cabriolet, produced after production of the MK1 Golf hatchback had ended. It was converted to a Cabriolet by Karmen in Osnabruck, Germany. The MK1 Cabriolet production ran on until 1993, after the MK2 had been launched. The MK2 Cabriolet...
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Morris 8

Morris 8 Tourer 918 cc, Black , with soft top.
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Cotton/Cross Cougar

For decades through the 1940`s, 50`s & 60`s Villiers had supplied their engines to almost all of the British 2 stroke motorcycle manufacturers. As far as the competition aspect of the motorcycle industry was concerned the old adage was true. "Win on Sunday, sales...
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Ford Probe 24v

Ford Probe 214v, Electric Currant Red, first registered 1995. Purchased in 2004 with 72,000 miles on the clock, it has now covered a further 43,000miles, mostly around the UK, but as far afield as Poland. The car is mostly original, but not obsessively so, but in good...
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Sunbeam rapier fastback H120

Green
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triumph blazer 250cc

Triumph Blazer 250cc 1971 Fully restored to show condition, This model was for the English market as most where exported to America, only difference is the front mud guard. The bike was only manufactured for 1 year to compete with BSA.
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Ford Escort mk1 1300 Sport

One family owned. I still have the original bill of sale,my mother in law paid exactly £1,000. Present owner over 25 years. Now with 1600 cc engine. Up rated brakes and suspension. Colour Ford Sebring red. Resprayed about 10 years ago. Mainly used for local shows.
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Wolseley 4/44

The Wolseley 4/44 was designed by Gerald Palmer and appeared at the 1952 Motor Show, complete with 1250cc Nuffield XP engine (XPAW to be precise), column gear change, rack-and-pinion steering and independent front suspension. Its 1250cc engine produced 46bhp...
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Aston Martin DBX

Aston Martin DBX V12 White PS. Part of the Charity SSAFA group C/O Sir WmMcLean. Sec 07725721527 Please include in same group pitch as in previous years. Thank you
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MG Midget 1275

Very Original White Mk3 Midget Never Restored 70k Genuine Miles Only 3 Prev Owners Stage 1 Engine Owned for 10 years
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austin cambridge a55 mk 2

austin cambridge a55 mk 2 saloon red/white only 3 owners from new . first owner took car new to singapore for 3 years 2nd owner my late father my self from 1976 uprated engine 5 speed gear box
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The Ultimate Summer Weekend
for Car Lovers and Families

27th / 28th JUNE 2026

Rotarian Peter Edwards

It is with great sadness that we pay tribute to our dear friend and fellow Rotarian Peter Edwards.

In 2012, Peter inspired and drove the founding of the Pageant of Motoring, which, over the years, developed into The Bath Rotary Festival of Motoring. He worked tirelessly to make the annual event a success, raising tens of thousands of pounds for charities in the process.

Peter will be greatly missed by everyone involved in the Festival. He was an inspiration, and without him, there would be no Festival of Motoring for us to enjoy.