Stonor Park hosts successful car show on Independence Day

Held on Sunday, July 4 at Stonor Park in Henley, many car enthusiasts made their way over to the Bucks/Ox border as numerous muscle vehicles, most notably from the US and Italy, all arrived in the Thames Valley.

Some classic cars (MPA Creative)

Show director, Mark Woolley, said: “After such a tough year, it was an absolute pleasure to see so many happy faces loving the sights and sounds of all those incredible supercars.

Many cars were on show (MPA Creative)

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There were many people in Henley last Sunday as the cars were on show (MPA Creative)

“As ever, the magical garden party atmosphere conjured up by Stonor Park was the perfect setting for such a sparkling celebration of great, great cars.

Hundreds of people attended (MPA Creative)

“I now can’t wait for next summer!”

It wasn’t just cars that stole the show on July 4 (MPA Creative)

William Stonor, whose family has owned the Grade I listed house and grounds at Stonor Park for at least 850 years, added: “We were absolutely delighted with the event and the number of people who turned out to visit Stonor at the weekend.

Some great motors (MPA Creative)

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“The atmosphere was incredible and it was wonderful to see the smiles on everyone’s faces.

Selfie time (MPA Creative)

"We’re looking forward to an even bigger and better event next year, and seeing Stonor Supercar Sunday back on our regular events calendar after a year off during 2020.“