The National MicroCar Rally

Britain's biggest Microcar event

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The National MicroCar Rally - Britain's biggest Microcar event

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Auto Union 1000
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Bamby
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Berkeleys, assorted
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BMW 700
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Bond Bugs - including one with 4 wheels, and two with matching camping trailers!
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Brütsch Rollera
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Just 8 were originally made by Brütsch, then a small number under licence by Air Tourist Sàrl of Paris.
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Bond Mark G - Tourer and Estates
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Fiat 126 - saloon and soft-top
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Fiat 126 Soft-top conversion
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Fiat Topolino - a very rare soft-top version
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Frisky - and this year there were 13 - yes thirteen! - Friskys gathered together.
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A remarkable achievement for such a rare car, and quite possibly the highest number gathered together since they were in production, back in 1958-61.
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A Frisky ready for a bit of care and attention ...
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... and one showing just how good it could look again
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Goggomobil Transporter
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Heinkel/Trojan getting a lift to the rally
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Invacar Mk 8 - of 1952, apparently, so not as ancient as it looks!
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Isettas
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Kleinschnittger
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Messerschmitts
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NSU Prinzes
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Reliant Fox
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Reliant Robin
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Scootacar
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Vespa 400
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2010 Rally key ring

The National MicroCar Rally 2010 was organised by Nick Haddon & Ray Dilks, on behalf of the Heinkel Trojan Club, and took place from 2-5 September 2010, based at the Three Counties Showground in Malvern, Worcestershire.
Microcars in great numbers headed off on road runs around the picturesque Malvern hills and took a trip to the Morgan Motor company.
This year's photos show just some of the cars attending. The weather for the first three days was excellent and we had a great turnout, involving some particularly rare cars this year - and a simply stunning collection of Friskys!


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