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Rye Harbour, East Sussex yesterday.

We had a very enjoyable weekend. Great photos John and Chris. A total of 11 Sabras/ Sabres this time - perhaps more next year?

Lunch at Hush Heath Winery

Well done Chris. See you in Kent on Friday.

Whilst out for a drive this morning, bumped into a couple of friends.

This photo demonstrates how much the standard Sabre axle rotates as it travels up and down. The top of the damper is several inches away from its mounting bracket. Under roll one side tries to rotate at a different angle to the other, hence the tendency for the axle tubes to twist free of the differ...

Blimey Chris, that's fast work. You seem to be tackling the work quicker than you can write about it. Danny must have set up an A&E department.

That looks like a few hours work that you hadn't bargained for. Hopefully there will be be a happy and timely conclusion. I could almost lend you the axle from our restoration Sabre but, with its original leading/trailing radius arm arrangement, the differences would be too great. IMG_2611.JPG In wh...

Two interlopers at our August Bromley Noggin meeting. Paul left his Middlebridge at home and enjoyed his immaculate Marcos Mantula for the evening and similarly Richard left his GTC in the garage and showed off his lovely looking Rolls Royce Cornish to us for the first time in his 2 (?) year ownersh...

Well done Chris and Brendan. Sounds like a tough event.

What a wonderfully versatile car your Sabre is - tough, gritty competition car one month, luxury tourer a couple of months later.

A couple of pictures from yesterday's excellent show.

Within the last year an Israeli built Sabra has been successfully registered in the UK with an age related number plate. The car had been imported from Belgium about 30 years ago and left to languish in a garage. The car's chassis number was known but it otherwise had no paperwork and no evidence th...

The club will have a display of six excellent cars at this year's Whitstable Classic Motor Show tomorrow, Sunday 14th July.

Nice to have two such fabulous local events.

What a lovely collection of British vehicles.

Is 42ENX the favourite for September?

It still looks lovely.

Bromley Noggin are organising an RSSOC stand at the "Motor Sport at the Palace" event on this bank holiday Monday. See www.motorsportatthepalace.co.uk for details of the event (note that we are not there on Sunday). If you're planning to visit the event come and say hello.