I'm not great at identifying old cars, so forgive the captions here. This is 247UXA.

This is an Austin, 2600FN (that's a bit better)

This is an Austin Six, YJ3455, showing a lot of timberwork....

..and another Austin Six.

This is an Austin (definitely) A30 (I think), SUX844.

This is nice, but I don't know what it is, except it's registration number is BF4208, and someone has painted "The Duke" on the bonnet.

On safer territory now. This is Bristol 'L' type KFM767.

This is KHT470....

...and this is KX2223.

This is a Morris, KHT528 (getting better again!)...

..and this is a Morris 1000, POF800. Now we're heading for information overload.

But not for long. This is a Rover (I don't know what type), MOW611F.

The Sea Cadets' Band, which opened proceedings.

Splendid (but unidentified) lorry, PGK885 departs

RSK464, which although it looks like a Morris Minor at first glance, is actually a pre-Farina Morris Oxford (getting good now...)

Morris Marina jam sandwich TNO595K. Your getaway car needn't be too hot to outrun this.

Two gleaming Wolseleys, WOU598 and FGP144J. A type that used to be popular for banger racing. Thankfully these avoided that fate.