Mopar Muscle Association UK

Sunday 3 June was the Auto Italia Car show at Stanford Hall, Leicestershire





the field was half empty due to it being cold, wet and windy

Surprised anything turned up with that weather

What's the silver Maserati?

Kev wrote:What's the silver Maserati?

Yeah I was looking at that one myself.

Judging by these photos I'm guessing that you're not a big fan of Lancias ?

Dave wrote:

Kev wrote:What's the silver Maserati?

Yeah I was looking at that one myself.

it's a Merak with body modifications, refraining from using the word 'kit' as it's not, i believe it's a one off from the factory, that was the gist of conversation with Italian lady owner

Ooh i do like a bit of Italian! Esp the 60's cars

How mad are those Fiat Abarths with the servere overhang

Thanks for posting!

some very nice oddball stuff there thank you

How slab sided to thoos 3 alfa z thinges ? look now

Suprised Dave wasnt there, now been in the italian fold

No lancia photos as they have now all rusted away

With all that rain how many wouldn't start at the end of the day ??

Gareth wrote:Judging by these photos I'm guessing that you're not a big fan of Lancias ?

I don’t recall seeing any parked up, did see a HF turbo on the drive, they must have been hiding somewhere, there was only 3 Ferrari’s there, normally over 100, as Jules said, surprised there was anything there, especially the older Maserati’s, weather was appalling, and it was the day Philip was stood out on a barge for 4 hours getting a bladder infection

RobTwin wrote:How mad are those Fiat Abarths with the servere overhang

crazy init, that's a lotus twin cam in the red one 2nd to last pic

andyrob wrote:Suprised Dave wasnt there, now been in the italian fold

I see there were some Giulietta's there. Looked like the high power petrol versions though.
Mine would have really put their's to shame being a 1.6 diesel with plastic hubcaps.

Mine is painted Etna Black (red metalflake in it) don't you know.

Some lovely metal there, I love the Maseratis, even the modern ones.
Pure class. Thanks for the pics.