Vintage or veteran?

It all depends on when the car was made, I know, but I can never remember what the dates criteria are.
Never mind, it's still a beauty whatever its designation. And it's better on large view if you have a moment.
This is a reproduction of a garage at the Beamish Open Air Museum. Beamish is one of the earliest of the living museums in the country and there's lots to see there. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beamish_Museum

There's another shot from Beamish here : http://365project.org/dulciknit/on-the-day-extr/2012-05-15

[Arthur Loosley]

Great stuff Alison, and "a lot to see there" must be the understatament of the century. I hve been several times and not seen it all.

[Anita Hoyle]

Looks a really interesting place for a visit. Love this composition showing lots of the clutter I remember in garages years ago!

[Brian Baptie]

My type of place!!

[Jen Hudson]

Super up close too. Really shows it well. These reproduction garages are so fascinating with all the "stuff" in them. Great I will now have to look up vintage and veteran to check out the oldest! We have decided we dont know.

[Milanie]

How really really neat -The colors really speak of the age.

[Hamble]

I love all the detail in this shot. Its good how they made this look like a working garage rather than the usual line-up you see in some car museums.

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful vintage (is it?) car and museum. Lovely capture.

[Jean Tookey]

A super shot. I love all the detail in the shot. I would love a ride in the car but wonder about the suspension.

[Netkonnexion]

Great shot. Lovely things going on here.

[Susan Bell]

Nice detail. Like the lighting as well.