2004 saw the eleventh anniversary of the Chiltern Hills Rally which has grown considerably over the years, both with exhibitors, trade stands and other attractions.  Exhibiting vehicles were classified as follows:

• CLASS A        Pre 1947 Commercial Vehicles

• CLASS B        Post 1947 Commercial Vehicles

• CLASS C       1900-1930 Cars

• CLASS D       1931-1946 Cars

• CLASS E       1947-1960 Cars

• CLASS F       1961-1970 Cars

• CLASS G       1971-1985+ Cars

• CLASS H        Emergency Vehicles

• CLASS I          Buses and Coaches

• CLASS J         Stationary Engines

• CLASS K        Motorcycles

• CLASS L         Tractors

• CLASS M        Military Vehicles

• CLASS S        Special Entry

The Fiat Motor Club (GB) had a fine collection of vehicles on display covering Classes E, F and G.

As it has become tradition with the Chiltern Hills Rally, there was a road run of about 25 miles through delightful Chiltern countryside and started from Aylesbury Railway Station from 8.30 a.m.  Full use of the Railway Station car park was given to the Rally contestants, thanks to Chiltern Railways, and the Station Buffet was open for refreshments.  The Station car park became a car show of its own as cars gathered to take part in the run. 

All exhibitors at the show  were presented with a die-cast model of an Austin A35 Van. Only 1000 of these high quality, limited edition, collectible models were produced. They were made by Lledo specifically for the Chiltern Hills Rally and each model was individually numbered.

Below are some photographs taken on the day. Click on the small photographs to view them larger size and enter the Event's web gallery.