37th ALL BRITISH DAY WILL BE BACK AT ECHUNGA - Sunday February 13th 2022
Category 1. Best unrestored vehicle - A. Mepham - 1981 Series 3 Landrover 3/4 ton GS.
Category 3. Best restored vehicle - D. Tamblyn - 1966 Jaguar Mk. 2 3.8 Litre
Category 4. Best restored motorbike - R. Goulter - 1969 Velocette Thruxton
Category 6. Best Bike Club photo -Velocette Owners Club of Australia
Category 7. Best story of a vehicle restoration or history - G. Hisco - Ex- Moss Marchant Austin 7
Category 8. Best story of a bike restoration or history - S. Friend - 1964 250 Ariel Leader
Category 9. Best working wheels award - S. Freeman - 1954 Morris Minor 803cc Ute
Category 11. Out and about vehicle award - G. Boyce - 1958 Austin Healey Sprite
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The All British Day is an annual display day and picnic for enthusiastic vehicle Club Members to meet and show off their British motor vehicles. It is held in the beautiful Adelaide Hills, on the second Sunday of February each year. Open to the public from 10.30 am to 3.00 pm
2022... All British Day next year will see a hugely diverse range of British cars, trucks, tractors, motorcycles and machinery as we will feature 'British Working Wheels' and celebrate '60 Years of the amazing Jaguar E-type', 100 years of Austin 7, and 100 years of Norton.'
British vehicles have been used in Australia almost since the birth of the British motor industry. They have helped open up this vast country, and been depended on to help build some of Australia's biggest projects, like the Snowy Hydro Scheme. From the humble push bikes used to deliver the post, to police motorcycles, trucks, tractors, vans, utilities, company cars, and military vehicles. There are many British marques that can lay claim to being to being 'British Working Wheels!'
We look forward to hosting British Working Wheels in 2022.
2022..........60 years ago a breathtaking sports car was launched at the Geneva Motor Show. The ground breaking E Type Jaguar was launched in 1961 and was produced until the mid-1970's, recieving a number of upgrades and improvements during its life span. The pretty lines of the E Type were a revelation at its launch, and the elegant cars still turn heads in the 21st century.
Join us as we celebrate the E Type at All British Day 2022.
2022........... This event will also be celebrating 100 years since the birth of the 'Austin 7'. A vehicle that changed the lives of ordinary people in the early twenties, when motoring on 4 wheels became accessible for the masses.
2022......... More than ever before at ABD 2022, as we also celebrate 100 years of one of Britains great motorcycles, 'Norton'!
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If you have a vehicle that may be suitable to display in the 'British working wheels' category, an Austin Seven, Norton, or a 'Jaguar E Type' that you wish to display, please contact us.
We are looking for a broad cross-section of 'Working Wheels' to provide a wide variety of commercial vehicles.
What are 'British working wheels'? All sorts of vehicles including....
We are celebrating 37 years of the All British Day. It's a great day out for motoring enthusiasts and one of South Australia's premier motoring events. Some of the features include:
HOT WEATHER POLICY....In the event of a catastrophic fire warning for the Echunga district or a forecast temperature for Mt Barker given by the Bureau of Meteorology as at 6.00pm the day before the event of 40 degrees or more, the event will be cancelled. If the event is cancelled, sorry no entry fees will be refunded but memorabilia will be posted out.
2022... All British Day will feature 'British Working Wheels', Norton bikes, Austin Seven and '60 years of the fabulous Jaguar E type.'
British vehicles have been used in Australia almost since the birth of the British motor industry. They have helped open up this vast country, and been depended on to help build some of Australia's biggest projects, like the Snowy Hydro Scheme. From the humble push bikes used to deliver the post, to police motorcycles, trucks, tractors, vans, utilities, company cars, and military vehicles. There are many British marques that can lay claim to being to being 'British Working Wheels!'
We look forward to hosting these themes in 2022.
The South Australian Country Fire Service
All British Day’s chosen charity 2021 -2022
A policy of NO DOGS is in place for this event. This does not apply to assistance dogs for the disabled.
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