Hi everyone!

Every first sunday of month a classic car meeting took place in the small mountain village of Navacerrada, very near Madrid (Spain).

I have wrote a chronicle about it in my webpage (about history), you can see it in this link (is in Spanish): http://www.museo-militar-empire.es/clasicnava2009.html

I will translate a little briefing here to english (sorry, it's not a perfect english but I hope you understand).

- We went to the meeting in a Mercedes-Benz 240D from 1974 property of my friend. We was al the weekend cleaning and adjusting the car to an optimal condition. You can see also in the photo a Mazda Mx5 Miata.



The diesel motor of the Mercedes-Benz is very strong and it's very well made.



Finally in the meeting, the Mercedes =)



The only japanese vehicle that I saw is this Nissan 280zx. It's strange because this car was sold out of Japan with Datsun name but this car have a Nissan badge...but it's not right hand drive 0_º



A renault 4CV of 1956 perfectly restored most commonly known in Spain like "4/4"



A beautiful Ford Mustang Mach 1 of 1972 (very, very, very difficult to see in Spain)



Here, a BMW R75 of the german Afrika Korps with MG34 machine gun.



20's Ford Model A


Saab 96 of the 60's


Chrysler Imperial (wow! It's enormous!)


Seat 600 (the most popular spanish car of the 60's)


Audi Quattro


Alfa Romeo Giulia 1600


Chevrolet Corvette Styngray of the 70's


Mercedes-Benz 560 SEL (from early 90's)


Chrysler 180 built under license in Spain by Barreiros in 60's-70's


Ural motorcycle (It's the russian copy of german BMW R75)


Mercedes-Benz 230SL

Moved to proper section. Nice cars, but this is a Japanese car forum .

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Ok, I understand.
There is a Nissan 240z in the photos but it was not a Japanese car meeting.

That´s not a 240Z, more likely a 260 or even a 280 ZX

It is a 280ZX. ZX does not equal Z. Different cars.

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Oh, sorry for the mistake. Really I don't know so much about classic nissan cars. I will edit it.
Thanks for the correction

Lots of cool cars there!

Thanks for posting the pics.