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That ""UU" registration on the Birkin car is very evocative for those who like old London buses, as registration numbers in that series were used by the London General Omnibus Company for a number of significant buses in 1929/30, including the prototypes for the famous T (AEC Regal), ST (AEC Regent) and LT (AEC Renown) classes. All of them were probably a bit slower than the Bentley, but they did manage to fit in a lot more seats!

A few motorists out for an autumn drive in old New England.
Enjoy!

Thank you Kurt. Lovely to see these out in the Sunshine, probably on a soothing Days outing stopping off of a few drinking establishments for a Ginger Beer and a bun!

Ghosty.

Beautiful pictures of some beautiful cars a great setting.

Is the Airfix 12/1 scale blower Bentley the real thing or is it as I have always suspected a plastic model .Its just so many exist..

Yes Ian, the Airfix 12th scale Bentley is real and was based on an actual real car.

Ghosthunter.

I drove past this scene on my way to a toy show in Bennington Vermont.
Whistler’s Mother is in the Museum in the background and Robert Frost is buried in the cemetery just past the trees.

The cars are in good company then!

Ghosthunter.

Hi Kevin,

read this and you will find out you are driving the wrong car. Stephan

Thank's Stephan...But I bet the car on the left is still serving it's purpose and the car on the right is long gone...

Ghosty.