Harry Palmr wrote: » Brilliant cars and colours - why are there no in your face colours now
Arthur Daley wrote: » Plenty of original Irish cars there. Like the clean, brown Opel Record. Plus the late 131 that swam across.
Duke O Smiley wrote: » A lot of people tend to get a bit riled up over "seas of ZVs" but I tend not to let the plate on a car bother me too much. That said, an original Irish reg does make for more interesting viewing.
Silvera wrote: » Well put. If a classic is nice enough it will 'outshine' its reg plate! Great pics btw Duke, keep 'em coming if you have more. I havent attanded the NBCI show to date, maybe next year!:)
Duke O Smiley wrote: » Thanks, sadly I didn't take any more. There was a genuine Ferrari Dino there that I had forgotten to get a photo of This was my first NCBI show - certainly not my last. It was great, and nicely laid out. Lacking food though, or stalls unless I missed them
okistag wrote: » Des Cullen has been a keen supporter in many ways of our show from the first year, now 21 years ago. After all his kind support, it was only fitting to make the show a memorial one to him.
goochy wrote: » Yes it was very low profile. Normally you hear about people like him passing away in press.
DenisOD wrote: » Looks like a great turnout, how many cars were there on the day? Will this event stay on the same weekend pre Terenure next year?