Elizabeth

We saw this car among a collection of MG's at the Barrows & Bicycles Festival.

The words underneath say it all.
Sorry the words aren't as clear as I would have liked, if you can read the right hand side would be good.

Three good things:
1. Cinema today to see I Feel Pretty.
A pretty lightweight film but we all need those in our lives sometimes!
2. Sentimental memories.
3. It rained on next doors new grass seeds.

[Casablanca]

What a beautiful car - I do love the old classics! And a good lightweight movie on a hot day sounds just the ticket.

[carol white]

A lovely 🏁 motor

[Beryl Lloyd]

Just the thing on a hot day - unfortunately I can not read the script !

[Boo]

that was a sad story on the right at the same time as being a nice story

[Pat Knowles]

@beryl have posted a larger version of the words Beryl.

[julia]

Oh what a sad story.. the Auckland MG club have a hill climb up our road every year.. road closed for about 5 hours... had a few through our fences over the years.. but they do repair straight away..

[Phil]

What a sweet little car, and such memories. I get sentimental about cars too... bless him. I hope he continues to build good memories :)

[Mave]

A car full of memories ...

[Maggiemae]

I was able to magnify the picture and then read the sad story. My age group right through and I loved MG's too. This man would see his wife sitting in that seat every time he looked at the car.! I would have liked to give him a hug!

[judith deacon]

What a sad story but what a great relationship the three of them had.

[Babs]

What a beautiful story but a sad ending.

[Rick Schies]

It is a great presentation

[Lou Ann]

Ah, so this is the Elizabeth 2 car, what a lovely and sad story!

[Sue Cooper]

A wonderful car with a very moving story.

[Joyce]

So sad but what wonderful memories. He will never part with that car now.