Bicester Scramble April 23rd 2023

[RobTwin]

For once we were lucky with the weather!
80% chance of rain was forecast with less than 2 days to go so we were doubtful we'd be going but thankfully the % reduced by Saturday night and we woke to cloudy but dry conditions and managed to get there with skies clearing by 8am.

As Mark B says elsewhere, not many Yanks but a good mix of everything else, including the usual amount of 'how did that get in here?' (considering there's supposed to be a 1990 cut-off)

Good to see Mark and his Challenger looking great as usual, nabbing a prime spot on the main thoroughfare (not tucked away like us )
Shame Robert with the other Challenger didn't make it - presumably put off by the forecast?

[RobTwin]

Few more...

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Last lot

[Mark B]

Great shots Rob, thanks for sharing. The standard of cars was slightly higher this time around, last time I went it was largely 2CVs and Volvo 340s.

I'm not a fan of German cars, but that orange 1972 BMW 3.0 CSL looks quite good.

[Motorama]

a great morning, was good to see you guys, always some good stuff there, but way too many 911s

[Charger]

great photos thanks for posting

like you say a good mix of everything

[Mark B]

Some more photos here: https://www.classiclineinsurance.co.uk/ ... ghts-2023/

And found this on Instagram:
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[RobTwin]

Thanks Mark, and jakebelder

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Oh and that Dutch Lancia...

[Faux-7-0]

Thanks for taking the time to post these. Several cars there I'd happily give garage space to!

[RobTwin]

Thanks for taking the time to post these. Several cars there I'd happily give garage space to!

Haha yes I think I could probably fill one of the hangars there, with the cars I'd choose, if money were no object