Historic vehicles at Veteran Car Run

Tuesday 03 November 2009

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Central London reverted to a bygone era at the weekend, as Regent Street welcomed the annual London to Brighton Veteran Car Run entrants.

This year's event took place on Sunday 1st November, but over a hundred of the five hundred and fifty cars taking part lined up for the public on the Saturday before.

This year's run celebrated the manufacture of Belgian pre 1905 period vehicles.

8 out of the 550 veteran cars taking part in the car run originating from Belgium, with 25 entrants travelling from that country to take part.

To add to the Belgian flavour The Band of the Royal Forest St Hubert performed at the LBVCR Concours in Regent Street.

Some of the cars offered passenger rides from Regent Street to Berkeley Square and back.

All car owners, drivers and passengers taking part in the Sunday run were offered a celebratory discount in selected Regent Street retailers throughout the weekend.

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