#1 Stoneleigh 2018
Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2018 7:45 pm
Well despite the weather's best efforts to stop me going to Stoneleigh for the very first time , the snow really hit us hard again down south, I managed to arrive when the doors opened at 10am.
I joined the queue of eager buyers waiting to find that elusive part and a bargain to boot. The weather might have had an impact in the amount of people attending but there were still lots of people browsing all of the many stalls that were displaying their wares to us eager buyers.
Some of the prices being asked were eye watering to say the very least !!!! I was hoping to find an original Vintage Jaguar key ring and although the one that I went specifically to look at was, in my opinion over priced along with many other items on that particular stall but I did come away with a couple of very nice vintage jaguar key rings that were very reasonably priced from another sellers stall so I was very happy with those. I also bought an early 60s e type sales brochure signed by the great man himself, Norman Dewis, that will add a nice touch to my 62 roadster literature pack.
Even though I did not buy as much as i would have liked I had a thoroughly enjoyable day and met some very interesting and knowledgeable people. A great day out despite the weather.
Did anyone else go and if so did you spot any bargains?
Steve
I joined the queue of eager buyers waiting to find that elusive part and a bargain to boot. The weather might have had an impact in the amount of people attending but there were still lots of people browsing all of the many stalls that were displaying their wares to us eager buyers.
Some of the prices being asked were eye watering to say the very least !!!! I was hoping to find an original Vintage Jaguar key ring and although the one that I went specifically to look at was, in my opinion over priced along with many other items on that particular stall but I did come away with a couple of very nice vintage jaguar key rings that were very reasonably priced from another sellers stall so I was very happy with those. I also bought an early 60s e type sales brochure signed by the great man himself, Norman Dewis, that will add a nice touch to my 62 roadster literature pack.
Even though I did not buy as much as i would have liked I had a thoroughly enjoyable day and met some very interesting and knowledgeable people. A great day out despite the weather.
Did anyone else go and if so did you spot any bargains?
Steve