Austin Healey car display

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Around 70 classic Austin Healey vehicles will be showcased at Cambridge Gate, located at the top of the Long Walk, on Monday 1 June from 11am.

Richard Kidson, trustee of The Prince Philip Trust Fund, said: "This promises to be a truly special occasion, bringing together an international community of classic car enthusiasts and raising funds which will go back to the local community here in the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead.

"We are delighted to be working alongside the International Healey Club to create a memorable programme in the magnificent setting of Windsor Great Park."

The display will feature a range of models, from the original four-cylinder Austin Healey 100 introduced in 1953, through to the 100/6, the well-known Austin Healey 3000 produced between 1959 and 1967, and Austin Healey Sprites, including the 1960 ‘Frogeye’.

A rare 1949 Healey Westland will also be exhibited.

The event celebrates the history of the Austin Healey marque while raising funds for the Trust’s charitable activities.

Following the display, the cars will be inspected by Lieutenant General Philip Jones, CB CBE DL Constable & Governor of Windsor Castle, before owners and guests continue with a tour of the castle.