[JayD]

The Cochin Vintage Club organized its second annual Heritage Motor Show, on the 8th and 9th of October. A total of over 50 cars and over 30 two wheelers attended the show. Attaching some pics from the event.













A Neat 1919 Fiat Tourer











Last seen in the Rust in Pieces thread, this Chevy Bel Air is back on the road again!








A rare Skoda 1101. This car has been in long term ownership, and has come out of storage after a very long time!

[JayD]

My '55 Kingsway, '57 landmaster, '61 OHV and '55 Millecento

















Austin A70







A Rear engined French Simca

[JayD]

Austin A 30










Fiat 500s



















Morris low light tourer, again in long term ownership.






Hindusthan 14's

[JayD]

MG-Y






More pics from the event

[ajay99]

The KlT skoda and the morris minor which appeared in the show seems to be the same ones here.

[KPS]

Congratulations to CVC for another successful event. Wonderful that Cochin has started to formalize the Historical Car Movement.

Congrats JayD, as you have been a driving force behind the CVC.

Good to see the 1919 Fiat Tipo after a long time, the car came from Bangalore.

The next step would be classic drives at Cochin.

cheers

KPS

[veldeep]

Hi I have also Skoda in pune. Can you share some more pictures of Skoda.

[karlosdeville]

Originally Posted by JayD

The Cochin Vintage Club organized its second annual Heritage Motor Show, on the 8th and 9th of October. A total of over 50 cars and over 30 two wheelers attended the show. Attaching some pics from the event.

Thanks for terrific pics and coverage JayD. The selection and quality of cars looks to be hugely improving - no doubt aided by your entries which look top notch. Can you please share more images of the bikes as well?

[JayD]

Here are the rest of the pics. Was having issues with data connectivity, hence the delayed upload.











A WIP Renault



This funky Tempo dropped in to check out the fun!

[JayD]

Two wheeler's at the show. Was pleasantly surprised to see the large number of unconventional entries compared to the normal British bikes.

[JayD]

A few parting shots!

[JayD]

Originally Posted by ajay99

The KlT skoda and the morris minor which appeared in the show seems to be the same ones here.

The Skoda is the same, out recently after a new paintjob. The minor in you pic is a High light tourer, whereas the one at the show is a Low light. It is owned by an individual, and not the same group as the Skoda.

[JayD]

Originally Posted by KPS

Congratulations to CVC for another successful event. Wonderful that Cochin has started to formalize the Historical Car Movement.

Congrats JayD, as you have been a driving force behind the CVC.

Good to see the 1919 Fiat Tipo after a long time, the car came from Bangalore.

The next step would be classic drives at Cochin.

cheers

KPS

Thank you so much! We have slowly got the classic car movement rolling here, and will be doing our best to take it to the next level. Your inputs have been very instrumental in the formation and running of the club too!

There is quite a lot of interest post the show, and Classic drives will surely start post the rains in Kl.

[JayD]

Originally Posted by karlosdeville

Thanks for terrific pics and coverage JayD. The selection and quality of cars looks to be hugely improving - no doubt aided by your entries which look top notch. Can you please share more images of the bikes as well?

Thanks Karl! i'm also happy to note that the annual event has made a lot of owners to take interest in building cars to the next level.

Pics of the bikes have been shared. Please do have a look.

[r_nairtvm]

Originally Posted by JayD

Two wheeler's at the show. Was pleasantly surprised to see the large number of unconventional entries compared to the normal British bikes.

Thanks Jay for the thread. Really enjoyed. Hopefully shall make it for next year, with a two wheeler (couldn't see of those in the in the pics )

Really a nice show/effort it looks like. Where was the venue ?

I am sure with better coordination there can be many more exhibits, specially if people are ready to forget their regional (district) and organizational bias/prejudices and work together.

Wish you had highlighted the bike a bit more.

Best Regards & Drive/Ride Safe

Ram