Kilted at the Historic Fredericksburg Antique Automobile Club of America Meet Up

[Mael Coluim]

The local chapter of the Antique Automobile Club of America had their Annual Meet in downtown Historic Fredericksburg today. I entered my Triumph Spitfire. It was a beautiful day for the event. There were a few British cars. It was a fun way to spend a Saturday. Here are a few pics.

[Mael Coluim]

[Hawk]

Mael, was that a Jag next to the Corvette? Any photos of that one too?

BTW....nice representation with the car and kilt Mael.....

Hawk

[Mael Coluim]

Mael, was that a Jag next to the Corvette? Any photos of that one too?

BTW....nice representation with the car and kilt Mael.....

Hawk

Think you are referring to this one, Hawk. It was a pretty exotica specialty car with a Jaguar nameplate.





Here are two XKE Jaguars.




This one came in 1st place.

[Riverkilt]

Sharp turnout for your Spitfire and you. One of them rides is straight out of Mr. Toad's Wild Ride!!

[Richrail]

Wonderful pictures.

[Hawk]

Yes Mael, this is the one. And I do believe it "is" a 1969 Jag.....have a friend that is in the process of restoring one, same color. ( ....and I won't even comment on the "cigar store Indian" in the background - very poor taste...opps, I did comment.... )

Hawk

[seanachie]

[QUOTE=Mael Coluim;1237920]

ERN,
I think your picture is an example how a flat cap can look very good with a kilt.

Good inclusion!

[Leatherneck Donald]

I'd love to come up for this next year. I have a 72 Jeep Commando that I enjoy taking to the cruise in on Friday nights on Rt. 1 just north of Richmond. My dad was big in the Richmond AACA back in the 60s and 70s. Among the many cars he had was a 1911 Model T, a 30-something Packard coupe, and a 40-something Bentley. Thanks for sharing the photos.

[Mael Coluim]

What a coincidence! This was in my inbox this AM on this Jag that piqued Hawk's interest.

It can be yours for only $450,000!

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