London to Brighton Photo Competition
By Editor on Nov 1, 2007 in Competitions
Grab your chance to win a passenger place in next year’s London to Brighton Veteran Car Run by photographing this year’s event on Sunday 4th November.
Each year this event attracts huge numbers of entrants and spectators. It is a chance to see vintage automobiles complete the world’s longest running motoring event. The photography competition entry forms can be from the official website.
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