Built in 1927 the Demondrome is the oldest wall of death still traveling today. Dave “Dynomyte” Seymour is riding a 606cc 1922 Indian Scout specially modified for the wall.

Mustang P-51D ‘Ferocious Frankie’

US air force ace pilot Major Wallace Hopkins named his Mustang after his wife.The main role for this 1944 Merlin engined P-51D was as bomber escort. The white stripes on the wings are D-Day livery.

Chelsea bus stop                                     

The Routemaster double decker was a London icon in the ‘60’s.It was an innovative design using techniques developed in aircraft production during World War II.Route 19 was one of the last standard routes making it’s final run on 1st April 2005.

The Mods

The Small Faces and The Who were on the jukebox and a Lambretta scooter adorned with as many mirrors, lamps and horns as you could fit on was essential transport for the ‘60s London Mod .

Hanging out at the Goodwood Revival, this Brando-ish dude with his Oh-so-cool ’40′s Harley Davidson, leathers and sailors cap.

Brits dominate the front of the Goodwood Grid

Mac Hulbert ERA R4/D 1935 and Duncan Rickets ERA E Type 1938 prepare to push start on the grid of the Goodwood trophy for Grand Prix and Voiturette cars raced at the circuit up to 1950.

1998 Freddie March memorial trophy. The first Le Mans start seen in Great Britain since 1963.The race was won by Gary Pearson in the ex-Rolt / Hamilton 1953 Le Mans winning C Type Jaguar no’ 24 at an average speed of 87.75mph

Aircrew relax on the edge of Westhampnett airfield in the centre of the Goodwood motor racing circuit re-enacting a scene from the it’s wartime past.In the background are Spitfire MKV and silver Griffon engined MKXIV

The bowler hat was the favoured head gear of many show men. Originally made by London hatters Thomas and William Bowler in 1849 for the 2nd Earl of Leicester as a lower, more close fitting alternative to the top hat while hunting.

On the Glover trophy grid : 1964 1498cc Cooper T71/73

Allan Baillie finished 5th at an average speed of 97.26mph in his beautiful Ford Cosworth V8 engined Cooper grand prix car.