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The Opel Commodore was announced in the UK at the 1967 Motor Show, with the dual-carburettor GS Coupe and Saloon being launched in the spring of the following year. At the time Opel had a tiny market share in the UK, having restarted imports in 1967 after a 28 year hiatus. The Kadett was the […]
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The last Sunday scramble of the year is an opportunity to wonder around admiring a wide selection of classic cars with a backdrop of the grand ex-RAF base. With 40 specialists businesses, doors are opened to allow the public to peak inside the showrooms, workshops and automobile related goods. It’s the perfect time of the
P otentially closing a year of an excellent caliber of outdoor classic and retro car shows, the uncompromising weather almost ended the Oh So Retro with a soggy… erm, climax. Event organiser Lee Collier has built up a successful following guided by social media, effective branding and good old hard work. Oh So Retro’s following
This event was actually established in 1910, with it’s last competive day held in 1925 due to safety legislation. However the venue was revived as a charity event in 2009, and this year celebrates it’s tenth anniversary. Kopp Hill could be described as a grass roots Goodwood, with full access to almost every section of
