Geof Wilson in Nuneaton is making great progress wth the bodywork of his OHC Minor Special, ‘Wilson’s Wasp’. The aluminium bodywork was shaped around a polystyrene forma, the result being very pleasing on the eye.

Shehab Elden is looking to sell his long-term Egyptian resident 1934 Minor Saloon.

Proof, if it was needed that vintage cars can be a lot of fun. Keith & Jenny Durston enjoying the sea air at Minsmere.

St. Peter’s Hall, Suffolk the home of the world famous St. Peter’s Brewery played host to 22 Minors, 3 MG M Types, a Morris Eight, a Wolseley Hornet and an Austin Heavy Twelve last Saturday (9th). The brewery shop and tea rooms were opened early and exclusively to enable rallyists to make use of the facilities and purchase their wares!

There are more photos on the newly launched 2018 Rally Galleries page.

Kind weather, fantastic people, great cars – images will be posted soon

The scene at the 100th Bomb Group Museum on the morning of Saturday 8th June.

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The annual gathering of the clan began early on Friday evening with a get-together at the Swan Inn, Hoxne. There were some epic journeys undertaken to get there including a 200 + mile jaunt from Lymington in Hants by Toby & Linda Sears, with Ken & Kate Martin’s 190 mile trip from Marlborough not too far behind. Halbe Tjepkema from the Hague had a shorter road trip, the ferry trip from The Hook to Harwich making up most of the journey!

With the Network’s rally imminent the preceding days, are for many, a busy period spent fettling and cleaning. For others it’s a case of load up the car , fill-up with fuel and set-off!

The Home Counties crew gathered at The Parrot in Forest Green on 4th June for their spring bash. Debutant Peter Hills arrived in his beautiful 1929 Minor Tourer. (Photo Keith Durston)