At last, the show we look forward to all year, went ahead despite more rain during the week running up to the event.
The organisers did a great job of getting everyone in over the soft ground without too much hassle and by mid-Saturday afternoon we were camped-up and chilled-out.
The camping area has a lovely relaxed vibe to it; nice and quiet with every type of VW imaginable from early Barndoor splits thru to brand new T5 campers, everyone is there with a love of v-dubs.
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| Lowered vehicles looked very low in the long grass |
The show seemed quieter than usual, mainly down to the change of month and also down to it being Camperjam next weekend - in these frugal times it becomes hard to do too many weekend shows back to back.
As usual there were some awesome vehicles in the showground.
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| The K70 - becoming a rare sight these days. Tasty on Fuchs wheels |
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| A 356 that had quite a few people drooling |
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| Gorgeous Karmann Ghias |
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| The Splitscreen Van Club lineup as impressive as ever |
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| Stock and slammed rub shoulders by the Hall |
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| Cool and quirky with a face only it's Mother would love. Über-rare Tempo Matador |
If ever you want to see what's great about the VW scene then a trip to Stanford Hall is an absolute must. See you next year!
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