Some say that 13 is an unlucky number; myself I have always found it to be the opposite and so it was that on a scorching hot Friday I headed off to the seaside. The Bridlington (Sewerby) show is set on a cliff top with a short stroll to the beach and local amenities or a leisurely seafront walk/tram ride into Bridlington. Phil and Jackie Walker put on a superb show and it was well supported by pre-entries. There were a plenty of stalls and with the show running side-by-side with the Sewerby Gala there was plenty of for the family to do on the Sunday. Around 90 cars made the Saturday evening cruise around the town centre and with the local police providing an escort it kept things reasonably in order although there could be heard the faint chirps of rubber from the line of cruisers.

The Sunday only arrivals boosted the attendance figures and for a local club show the figures were impressive with a total figure just short of the 200 mark. The hot weather boosted the visitors to the show with a continuous flow of punters around the cars all day. Prize giving was held around 4:30 pm and then it was over for another year. Let's hope this show continues to get the support it needs as there are all too many of the club shows going by the wayside.

YANCS also host the Fort Paull show in September and this is another great weekend not to be missed.
This report was sent in by Chris Walker, who is the UK representative of the Edsel Owners Club International. See more of Chris's show reports and find out all about UK Edsels at www.edselowners.co.uk.