Cambridge Car Club visit Duxford Airfield

April 26, 2016 / Community News, Loving Local Living

Our reporter Clive Porter visited Duxford Airfield on Sunday 17th April to meet the Cambridge Car Club for their Classic Car Run. This year they had planned an event which started and finished at the Imperial War Museum.

Cambridge Classsic Car Club member, Cliff Morrell, displays his 1968 Daimler, which he has owned for nearly ten years. This was his first cross country run originating from Duxford Imperial War Museum that he had participated in.

Andy Jones and son, Oliver from Royston also covered the route for the first time in their 1999 Mini Cooper Sport.

A selection of some of the wide diversity of vehicles featured at Duxford on Sunday

This rare Volkswagen T3 Atlantic Model Bus, one of only 1,500 produced, is owned by Newton member, Mark Cooper.

This resplendently preserved 1925 Bullnose Morris is pictured with its owner, Tom Doig

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Our reporter Clive Porter visited Duxford Airfield on Sunday 17th April to meet the Cambridge Car Club for their Classic Car Run. This year they had planned an event which started and finished at the Imperial War Museum.

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