Before writing anything meaningful about the pictures you see here, I must apologize for the bad quality. The pictures have been taken with an old compact camera, not really suitable to night-time shooting without utilizing a tripod. The area itself was a bit dodgy after sunset, so we didn’t waste any time digging out the better cam. Actually, I didn’t even look at the cars on display then and there. All in all it took no more than a couple of minutes to snap those pictures. Quite a nice display, I must admit. Would have been nice to drive stop by during opening hours.

The shop was super clean and decorated with period-correct accessories. The vehicles also looked to be in good condition.

Hiding in the far corner, the Kango buggy was a more than welcome find! My friend Robert Harris used these bodies to build the famous Afrikar buggies – albeit with many changes and improvements to the original design.