Goodwood Revival 2008 - the motors
From the sporty Fraser Nash Sebring to the infinitely elegant Jaguar MkI, Goodwood Revival showcased a host of rare and historic vehicles from motoring's golden era, with vintage aircraft and even milk floats thrown in for good measure!
From the sporty Fraser Nash Sebring to the infinitely elegant Jaguar MkI, Goodwood Revival showcased a host of rare and historic vehicles from motoring's golden era, with vintage aircraft and even milk floats thrown in for good measure! Have a look at our gallery below.
Also see Goodwood Revival 2008 - The Outfits!
Vintage cars from the 1940s, 50s and 60s were on display throughout the event.
Picture kindly supplied by Mark Littleford.nextpage
Historic cars gear up for the Goodwood Trophy Race.
Picture kindly supplied by Mark Littleford.nextpage
A fabulous collection of classic motorcycles on display near the Goodwood Road Racing Club.
Picture kindly supplied by Peter Russell.nextpage
Guests were transported to the circuit in a vintage tractor.
Picture kindly supplied by Mark Littleford.nextpage
Historic vehicles on display in the Paddocks.
Picture kindly supplied by Mark Littleford.
Dame Vera Lynn with one of the Spitfire aircrafts.
Picture kindly supplied by Paul Graham.nextpage
A period-style job advertisement displayed on the side of a vintage motor.
Picture kindly supplied by Peter Russell.nextpage
A vintage milk van sits alongside a period fire engine.
Picture kindly supplied by Mark Littleford.nextpage
Crowds gather to watch the races.
Picture kindly supplied by Peter Russell.nextpage
Goodwood regular Sir Stirling Moss leads one of the Friday practice runs in Rowan Atkinson's Jaguar MkVII.
Picture courtesy of Peter Russell.nextpage
Bobby Rahal in hot pursuit of Derek Bell in a Jaguar MkI during a practice run for the St. Mary's Trophy.
Picture kindly supplied by Peter Russell.nextpage
Martin Brundle in a Jaguar E-type Lightweight, leading Nick Mason's Ferrari 250 GTO driven by Marino Franchitti, during the qualifying run for the RAC TT Celebration at Woodcote.
Picture kindly supplied by Peter Russell.
