Guess the makes. All photos taken at events I attended in the last month. All are British

Great pics. Great cars. I’d love to own any one of them.. Here’s my best shot for the ones I think I know by car number: Peerless #378; Jabro #3; Allard #66 (crashed at Lime Rock a few years ago but nicely repaired); Ginetta #38; Ginetta #6something (number partially hidden by somebody’s leg); Turner #64; Mallock (no number but with for sale sign); Ginetta #36; Turner #425; Turner #44; Aston Martin #25; Allard (red, no number); Lotus 6 #771

Excellent work Gary!

And yes, Bob did do a nice job of fixing the Allard after that Lime Rock shunt.

Just a few others remain unidentified.

I love that headlight treatment on the Aston.

That is Paul King's MK3 GT6 in the back.

André Rousseau wrote: That is Paul King's MK3 GT6 in the back.

This is Me ~Chasing~ Paul King For 10 Minutes

You have to love the little point and shoot cameras.

I can't wait to start all this fun.

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BTW try duct tape over the mic to cut down on the wind noise.

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OK, answers (with car number if visible):

98 Elva

378 Peerless GT (TR4 powered)

114 Elva

78 Royale Sports Racer

36 Ginetta (rear engine w/Imp motor)

11 Elva (yes, that's a reinforced Sprite axle)

3 Jabro (Sprite engine and running gear)

5 Jabro

66 Allard (Chrysler Hemi-powered with four Webers)

38 Ginetta

6? (red "Lee Talbot" car) Ginetta (front engined)

64 Turner (A-series powered)

? (white "For Sale" car) Rotary-powered Mallock

36 Ginetta

425 Turner (A-series powered)

44 (red car) Turner (Ford Kent powered)

(engine picture of blue car) Coventry Climax "firepump" engine in Lotus 11

25 Aston Martin DB 4 or 5 or 6 (I'm not sure)

two Allards (one red and one green). The red on is "real". The green one is a very nice recreation from the Roger Allard Company in Canada (Roger is not related to Sydney but he told me that since they had the same last name, "What the heck!").

Lotus 6