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The Celebration started on the green at Banborgh Castle.

The celibrations started with gathering of Armstrong Siddeleys at the Home of Armsrongs decndents Bamborgh Castle where one of the AS Heritage Trusts 14hp saloon is on display.

The second day was spent exploring Craigside the Gothic style building that Lord & Lady Armstrong made their home.

After looking round the house there was a drive through the extensive grounds laid out by the Armstrongs.

Day three and four there was an enjoyable drive to Coventry with an overnight stop in the city of York.

There was a fun drive around the Warwickshire lanes and villages, many members and their cars took part. Close examination of this image shows that cars and drivers came from different parts Europe.

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Kenilworth Castle home of the John Siddeley collection.

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The final day, whilst most cars made it to the event under their own steam whislt some had a little help as this image shows!

A fitting end to the day with the fly past of an Avro Lancaster bomber. Avro was brough into the Armstrong Siddeley group of companies in 1928. The compant went on to make this illustrious aircraft of which 1,00? were built in Armstrrong Siddeley.

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