At the Tatton Park Classic & Retro Car Revival show, Peter Bell showcased his Renault 12 TL, a nostalgic reminder of the popular 1970s model, with only four remaining today. The car's unique features, such as headlight adjustment levers and a stepped roofline, evoke memories for many attendees, highlighting a bygone era of automotive design. Renault introduced the 12 in 1969 as part of its effort to create a 'world car', aimed at providing a roomy interior and affordability through simplified assembly. Meanwhile, Nissan's rare R390 GT1, created for the 1997 Le Mans, stands out as a unique road-legal model, with only one ever produced, showcasing Nissan's commitment to performance. Additionally, a 1971 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 'Daytona' is set for auction, valued at £450,000, known for its stunning design and competitive history. These exhibits reflect the rich history and evolution of automotive engineering, capturing the interest of enthusiasts and collectors alike.