CLASS
1st Place
2nd Place
3rd Place
Aston Martin
2003 Aston Martin V12 Vanquish
Gary M.
2010 Aston Martin DBS
David C.
2014 Aston Martin DB9
Scott G.
Austin Healey
1958 Austin Healey 100-6 BN6
William B.
1960 Austin Healey Sprite
Robert O.
1959 Austin Healey Sprite
Mike S.
Jaguar < 1990
1957 Jaguar XK140
Ben D.
1937 Jaguar SS100
Dagfinn
1963 Jaguar E-Type OTS
Lloyd L.
Land Rover
1993 Defender 110
Selim B.
1989 Defender 110
Hector G.
1997 Defender 90
Sam G.
Lotus
1995 Lotus Esprit S4
Dana B.
1963 Elan Series
William C.
1973 Lotus Plus 2S
Gordon S.
Italian
1978 Fiat Spider
Robert C.
1987 Abarth Prototipo Stradale replica
Albert A.
2018 Fiat 124 Spider
Michael B.
MINI
1994 Rover Mini Cooper
Brandon B.
1965 Morris Mini
Mark K.
1967 Austin Mini Moke
Ian F.
Mercedes-Benz
1970 Mercedes-Benz w11 280 SL
Ken S.
1960 Mercedes-Benz 300
Ali S.
1970 Mercedes-Benz 280 SL
Chip H.
MG T Series
1950 YA Saloon
Bobby P.
1936 MG SA
Eric W.
1952 MG TD
Scott L.
MG A&B, GT and Midget
1965 MG B
Michael G.
1974 MG Midget
John H.
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1969 MGB GT
David B.
1962 MG A
Adam B.
Morgan
1968 Morgan 4/4
Jeff & Yvonne S.
1959 Morgan +4
Ali S.
2025 Morgan +4
Sam G.
Motorbike
1963 BMW R60/2
Alan P.
1965 Triumph Bonneville
Joseph L.
2005 Honda VTX1800
Brett H.
Other British (includes Rolls Bentley)
1961 Bently S2 LWB
Doug S.
1939 Lagonda V12
Paul R.
1974 Jensen-Healey Mk II
Mark Y.
Other European
1973 Citroen 130 SM
Gordon S.
1966 Volvo 122S
William R.
1966 Volvo 1800S
Evan D.
Porsche
1980 Porsche 928
Tom G.
1987 Porsche 911 Targa
Tyler M.
1981 Porsce 911
Chris S.
Triumph
1957 Triumph TR3
Lisa V.
1968 Triumph TR250
Michael S.
1975 Triumph TR6
Lynn F.
Best of Show
The vehicle that receives the most popular votes and is true to its original specifications. Sorry, replicas are not eligible to win.
1958 Austin Healey 100-6 BN6
William B.
Preservation Award
A vehicle with original paint, interior, and mileage that has not been restored and is true to its original specifications.
1971 Triumph TR6
Don F.
Not Present to Win:
If you placed in any of the Class categories and did not receive your ribbon, please email ABCD@Kipmotor.com and we will mail you your ribbon.
Voting Irregularities:
While we were thrilled with the turnout and the quality of the vehicles at Sunday’s All British Car Day, our post-event audit of the digital ballots identified several significant voting irregularities.
To maintain the integrity of our awards and ensure a fair competition for all entrants, we have a zero-tolerance policy regarding digital ballot manipulation. For the spirit of the exhibition, votes must be cast by attendees present at the event. Any entries found to have ‘block votes’ or external links shared for remote voting have been disqualified from this year’s tally. We appreciate your cooperation in keeping this a fair celebration of vintage British & European heritage.
Thank you all for making All British & European Car Day a smashing success! Couldn’t have asked for a nicer celebration!
Around 260 vehicles and motorbikes (?) attended, along with nine car clubs and five vendors, giving us a fantastic showing of fine British, Italian, German, and Swedish automobiles to admire at The Bath House Cultural Center.
If you have any suggestions for improving the show, please email with your recommendations.
Looking for a local car club to join? These clubs proudly support All British & European Car Day. Please contact The Aston Martin Owners Club of Texas, North Texas Austin Healey Club, DFW Fiat Club, D6 Dallas Triumph Club, Ferrari Club of America – DFW Chapter, Italian Car Club of North Texas, Jaguar Owners Association of North Texas, Lone Star Alfa Romeo Owners Club, McLaren Dallas Car Club, Mercedes Benz Club of America, Metroplex Minis, Morgan Motor Car Club of North Texas, North Texas Norton Owners Association, Maverick-Porsche Club of America, Red River Triumph Club, Rolls Royce Owners Club, Texas MG Register (MG’s), and Texas Rovers Club.
Special thanks to Kip Motor Company staff for planning, setting up the field, registration, field marshaling, and the tear down of this show.
