FYI, from the attendant press release:
Sir Peter Blake sold limited edition prints from his VXR8 Bathurst S to a queue that stretched all the way round the bootfair.
Artist ‘Swifty’ paid homage to his favourite car by selling a limited edition run of Vauxhall Viva prints out of the boot of a Vauxhall heritage vehicle; Nick Reynolds hit the credit crunch theme with recession piggy banks, and Pure Evil donned a five door Astra to sell his distinctive prints.
Rising star of the fashion world William Tempest adorned his Agila with boot fair bunting and created heat-sensitive mugs for £10 a go whilst Pam Hogg was radiant in her glitter ball Vauxhall Tigra covered with over 2,500 mirrored mosaics. Meanwhile, Rubbish magazine patrolled the area with Karl Lagerfeld inspired fashion police and doling out fashion advice from their designer handbag styled Vauxhall Corsa.
So, this is like getting a Bill Blass Lincoln. Excellent even more flamboyant!
Is that a young George Michael? Talk about flamboyant!
Looks like Ringo Starr.
Long arm of the Law indeed…
(It’s not polite to point one’s finger)
(It’s not polite to point one’s finger)
It’s okay, he’s calling his shot. He’s taking it deep into center field. Although that may be rather hard without a bat. Mere details…