During 2001 he has attended a few shows in Scotland. The JBA Javelin drew a lot of attention from the crowds. You can see some pictures of the shows below.

But what is he up to this winter. The Javelin is in the garage, hibernating no, it is once again under major surgery.

Now the engine is out again. For major improvements for next season.

Alex has decided to fit a Fuel Injected V8.
Running on LPG gas.

However I am a bit confused by this photo.

Why should you need an L plate Alex?.

Alex's first run was to a show at Dunfermline.

The Javelin drew quite a large crowd  Especially when as it was fitted with a V8. engine.

This show being a Ford show brought even more attention to the car than the first show. 

The public were all over the car as many of them have never seen, let alone heard of a JBA Javelin.

The fact it is build No 1 and is fitted with a V8 Engine also helped pull in the crowds.

Another great show with a large selection of many different types and age of cars to see.
The Wallace Monument in the background.

This is a new show, started just this year 2001.and is looking forward to growing in the next few years.

The show was attended by some very rare and unusual cars which are very rarely seen.

Alex would like to see more of these shows and others, if only to keep the shows alive. Photo below.

There was a JBA Falcon present.

I don't know who belongs it Alex.

This show  was another great success all classes of cars were there
they even had a large separate field for right up to date modern cars
with all there mod-cons, body-kits and ICE systems  that the modern day car enthusiasts go for.

Alex was well pleased with the turnout at Chatelherault.

Wish I had been there to see this beautiful Humber Super Snipe of the 50s vintage.