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Residents in Walnut Grove and Fort Langley would have seen some vintage visitors this weekend. The All Truimph Drive In took place in Langley this year. The car show devoted to the Truimph brand vehicles that were made in Great Britain takes place annually in either Washington State, Oregon, or the Lower Mainland. This was the first time Langley played host. The weekend opened with social activities in Walnut Grove before Saturday’s daytime car show and evening banquet at the Fort Langley National Historic Site, and Sunday’s wrap-up. The event, despite the typically British weather, brought out 102 vehicle entries from around B.C., Alberta, the U.S. Pacific Northwest and as far as southern California. Triumph Motor Co., currently owned by BMW, started making cars in 1921 and many of the vehicles on display were from decades past.
 

Residents in Walnut Grove and Fort Langley would have seen some vintage visitors this weekend. The All Truimph Drive In took place in Langley this year. The car show devoted to the Truimph brand vehicles that were made in Great Britain takes place annually in either Washington State, Oregon, or the Lower Mainland. This was the first time Langley played host. The weekend opened with social activities in Walnut Grove before Saturday’s daytime car show and evening banquet at the Fort Langley National Historic Site, and Sunday’s wrap-up. The event, despite the typically British weather, brought out 102 vehicle entries from around B.C., Alberta, the U.S. Pacific Northwest and as far as southern California. Triumph Motor Co., currently owned by BMW, started making cars in 1921 and many of the vehicles on display were from decades past.

Photograph by: Heather Colpitts , Langley Advance

Residents in Walnut Grove and Fort Langley would have seen some vintage visitors this weekend. The All Truimph Drive In took place in Langley this year. The car show devoted to the Truimph brand vehicles that were made in Great Britain takes place annually in either Washington State, Oregon, or the Lower Mainland. This was the first time Langley played host. The weekend opened with social activities in Walnut Grove before Saturday’s daytime car show and evening banquet at the Fort Langley National Historic Site, and Sunday’s wrap-up. The event, despite the typically British weather, brought out 102 vehicle entries from around B.C., Alberta, the U.S. Pacific Northwest and as far as southern California. Triumph Motor Co., currently owned by BMW, started making cars in 1921 and many of the vehicles on display were from decades past.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Residents in Walnut Grove and Fort Langley would have seen some vintage visitors this weekend. The All Truimph Drive In took place in Langley this year. The car show devoted to the Truimph brand vehicles that were made in Great Britain takes place annually in either Washington State, Oregon, or the Lower Mainland. This was the first time Langley played host. The weekend opened with social activities in Walnut Grove before Saturday’s daytime car show and evening banquet at the Fort Langley National Historic Site, and Sunday’s wrap-up. The event, despite the typically British weather, brought out 102 vehicle entries from around B.C., Alberta, the U.S. Pacific Northwest and as far as southern California. Triumph Motor Co., currently owned by BMW, started making cars in 1921 and many of the vehicles on display were from decades past.
 

Residents in Walnut Grove and Fort Langley would have seen some vintage visitors this weekend. The All Truimph Drive In took place in Langley this year. The car show devoted to the Truimph brand vehicles that were made in Great Britain takes place annually in either Washington State, Oregon, or the Lower Mainland. This was the first time Langley played host. The weekend opened with social activities in Walnut Grove before Saturday’s daytime car show and evening banquet at the Fort Langley National Historic Site, and Sunday’s wrap-up. The event, despite the typically British weather, brought out 102 vehicle entries from around B.C., Alberta, the U.S. Pacific Northwest and as far as southern California. Triumph Motor Co., currently owned by BMW, started making cars in 1921 and many of the vehicles on display were from decades past.

Photograph by: Heather Colpitts, Langley Advance

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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