SUNYDAY
Sunday morning rose with a glaring sun and heat to match, it was hot,hot,hot....9 am and looking across the
public car park it was going to be busy going by the amount of vehicles already parked up. Better get my
finger out then and clean the car. Even in the shade of the caravan it was hard  and hot work, half way
through cleaning I was asked to take the car down as it was getting full and the organisers had said that any
spaces on the AACI stand would be filled up with  other cars if we didn't get down there sharpish. So onto the
stand I duly went and finished the cleaning there.( 10 am and it was already full wow) It was so full that any
exhibitors arriving after 10:30 am couldn't get in and were forced to park up in a specially designated area
near the entrance. There were some tasty motors in there as well they even used the entrance road to the
campsite as an impromptu show area.
After finishing cleaning it was time for some liquid refreshment and food and then hit the showfield again for a
good look round.
A quick look round the vendors stalls and then a look round
the bikes. One of the good things about this show is the
diversity if vehicles from classic and modern yanks,hot rods
bikes motor homes big rigs and british classic's it has it all.
Custom Chop was
very nicely done
Old and New Goldwings
show how much more
aero the styling is.....
AACNW put on an stunning display
Seen at nearly all of the shows
your local police department.........
Nice to see a Ford Ute from Aussie
instead of the usual GM ones ....
Classic Pontiac just gleaming in
the sunshine .....
Front wheel drive Tornado  and
they  called the Edsel ugly.... still
a nice car though
Same year, but totally different
styling from Chevy and Ford.
Any one could grace my garage
Side reflections show just
how straight this Dodge is...
and don't you just love those
snake eye headlights ...
57 Kustom Buick was an
absolute stunner
Part of the impressive AACI stand
The AACI had put on a visitors choice trophies where
the people coming on to the stand were asked to vote
on which car they would most like to go home in and
one for long distance...
1st place.....Angie Brindley. Dodge Dart
2nd place... Chris Walker .  Edsel Pacer
3rd place.... Bren McCarth. Dodge Ram
Long Distance Award.... The Why Eyes.(Family)
There were plenty of dayvans to keep their
fans happy
And so it was time to pack up and head home just
as the heavens opened and showed visitors why
Manchester is called the Rainy City it absolutely
pissed down. Many thanks to Angie and Bren for
making me feel welcome and to the rest of the
AACI gang (you know who you are) here's to next
year
The styling on this bike
was pure WoW factor and
it's a production bike,
wearing a Honda badge
and 55 plate.
Matching black bike was parked next to it
Chrysler Wagon was
so Kooool and
powered by the
legendary Firedome
engine,  Is it for sale
mister.....
AACI stand looked like a Dodge forecourt..but
that didn't stop the punters coming on (just
joking lads) all three are nice examples of the
current trend for pick ups
Family affair father and son came down from the
North East ...Son went home on Sunday. Father
carried on to Americana....Top man see you there....
Clean and tasty  57 Chevy four door