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Ever wondered who puts together the wonderful garage sets at the Goodwood revival meeting, and where they get all those period accessories?
This Gulf petrol station was particularly striking last year.
Well here's the answer... a company call Themed Garages, and they've just started selling their services. So if you would like the look of 1950s Le Mans to compliment your D Type or maybe a 1960s cafe to match your Lambretta look no further.
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