Another weekend - another classic vehicle show - or so it
seems lately. This one was the Scottish Borders Historic Motoring Extravaganza
in the impressive setting of Thirlestane Castle.
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| The castle is an impressive pile |
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| 1965 BSA A65 Spitfire Hornet. This street scambler was a US
model returned from the States. |
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| 1968 Moto Guzzi Stornello Sport 160cc |
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1959 BSA M21. This Automobile Association outfit has done
200,000 miles.
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| 1914 New Hudson Model D - the oldest bike at the show |
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| Itera plastic bicycle. Made in Sweden in the early '80's
they were not a success because the frame was too "bendy". Remaining
bikes were sold in the Caribbean because they didn't rust in the salty air. |
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| Moto Guzzi powered "Pembelton" three wheeler | |
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| Morgan three wheeler with JAP engine | |
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| Messerschmitt bubble car |
A very good show in very nice weather (a bit too warm for
walking about in leathers but you can't complain about that) and a nice day for
a run through the beautiful Borders.
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