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Vintage cars transport Walton Hall & Gardens back in time

By Gary Skentelbery on 16th March 2020 7:00 am News, Village Life

WALTON Hall & Gardens was transported back in time when more than 40 vintage cars attended a special rally.

Members of Chester Vintage Car Club, the Ford Model A Car Club and the Cheshire Classic Car Club and other vintage car enthusiasts attended a rally at the hall.

Extra special cars in the collection included a 1907 Napier Open Tourer and a 1933 Humber 16-6 anda 1928 Model A Ford which has featured in Bonnie & Clydge and Peaky Blinders, owned by Dave Phoenix from Chester.

The event was co-ordinated by Paul Adams from Warrington’s cycle museum who is also the proud owner of the 1933 Humber.

“The event was a great success and attarcated well over 100 enthusiasts to view the vintage cars.”

Dave Phoenix (right) with Paul Adams and the Model A Ford 1928

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