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"Basically, it's a chance to ride down to Brighton with classic cars around, and they are distinctly worth seeing. I quote:
'None of the cars were made after 1905'."
they are not classic cars but veteran:
"Applies to cars constructed up to 31st December 1904. Only these cars may take part in the annual London to Brighton run. This celebrates the Emancipation Run which took place in 1896 upon the repeal of the so called Red Flag Act. This meant that cars could be driven freely without a man walking in front with a red flag"
vintage cars are from 1919 after the great war.
classic cars are post 1945.
looks like a fun ride.
edit: just read the 1905 mention in above post