Classics left to die/rotting pics - Vol 2
Discussion
BenS94 said:
generationx said:
Very true, hard to tell actually. generationx said:
BenS94 said:
Could be an RS Turbo, or are the wheels the unique-to-16i ones?Ready to be proved wrong [as usual] someone needs to peak under the cover to see for sure .
BananaFama said:
generationx said:
BenS94 said:
Could be an RS Turbo, or are the wheels the unique-to-16i ones?Ready to be proved wrong [as usual] someone needs to peak under the cover to see for sure .
ah here is that car from back then.
DickyC said:
GeneralBanter said:
DickyC said:
thetapeworm said:
GeneralBanter said:
For those of us whose car knowledge only goes up to 1951 - what is it?
Sorry, I thought part of thd fun might be the guessing but as above it's a Celica Cabriolet, probably around 1991 vintage, but with a different paint job and aftermarket wheels.A The work of the Devil?
B A figment of an advertising executive's drug-riddled mind?
Sheds that were made in the million in 20 variants - pah!
This Alfasud has been rotting outside the front of a house in the village where I live for years.
I really don't understand why someone would keep such a car outside for so long without doing something with it. Given their propensity to rust away there is little chance this is salvageable now, even it it was OK a while ago. Why didn't they sell it to someone who would restore it, or just get on with doing so themselves.
I really don't understand why someone would keep such a car outside for so long without doing something with it. Given their propensity to rust away there is little chance this is salvageable now, even it it was OK a while ago. Why didn't they sell it to someone who would restore it, or just get on with doing so themselves.
rlg43p said:
This Alfasud has been rotting outside the front of a house in the village where I live for years.
I really don't understand why someone would keep such a car outside for so long without doing something with it. Given their propensity to rust away there is little chance this is salvageable now, even it it was OK a while ago. Why didn't they sell it to someone who would restore it, or just get on with doing so themselves.
Often it was a deceased loved ones car and they either can't or don't want to do anything with it. To some it is just an old car.I really don't understand why someone would keep such a car outside for so long without doing something with it. Given their propensity to rust away there is little chance this is salvageable now, even it it was OK a while ago. Why didn't they sell it to someone who would restore it, or just get on with doing so themselves.
GTRene said:
BananaFama said:
generationx said:
BenS94 said:
Could be an RS Turbo, or are the wheels the unique-to-16i ones?Ready to be proved wrong [as usual] someone needs to peak under the cover to see for sure .
ah here is that car from back then.
Turbobanana said:
South tdf said:
nismocat said:
MR2?
Is a shame, genuine Testarossa, imported in 1998 but never not used for 15 years+but... they still own a Ferrari testarossa
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