COOL CLASSIC CAR SPOTTERS POST!!! Vol 2
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RS404 said:
Snetterton Vintage Festival was on yesterday, some of my photos here if anyone's interested http://imgur.com/a/lmhDC#0
That fits for the Healey but there were a lot of 60s/70s cars heading north in the afternoon. Something at Chelmsford perhaps?RS404 said:
CAPP0 said:
Actually saw a lot of classics on the A12 yesterday, I guess there may have been an event somewhere?
Snetterton Vintage Festival was on yesterday, some of my photos here if anyone's interested http://imgur.com/a/lmhDC#0iva cosworth said:
80's Classic said:
Saw a Porsche 912 soft window targa in Sydenham yesterday afternoon. Not something I've seen before
I don't know how rare soft window targas are but I had no idea they even existed till I saw one in theStuttgart Museum.
Butter Face said:
Snap! Always good to see one of those.Had a family get together meal at the Watersmeet nr. Hartpury Glos last evening. In the car park was a very nice example of the JI. Spoke to folks there and apparently it's the Landlord's who also has a second JI. Obviously an enthusiast. Got the camera out to get an image or two of this nice Interceptor and "no memory card" :doh: Left in the laptop.
No pictures, sorry, but the last few mornings I've seen a Ford Anglia 105E, reg no 280 CLR, being used as a daily commuter. Nice looking car, too. A slightly more 'modern' look about it, alloy wheels and sitting a little lower, but no garish or intrusive mods.
Also a nice looking red Mini 1000 Clubman which appeared to be a daily driver too.
Also a nice looking red Mini 1000 Clubman which appeared to be a daily driver too.
I remember working as a labourer for a local builder back in the early 1990s. He was sort of into cars, but not as much as me. Anyway, I somehow managed to convince him that he needed to buy an S reg (1978) Series 2 XJ12 which was for sale nearby. It would make an ideal replacement for his Escort van I told him. Nice big boot for his tools too.
It was only a grand or so and he took the plunge. I think he was already regretting it even before he got it home. It was a true shed: rusty, thirsty and complete with a rattly V12 engine that was probably churning out 100bhp or so in return for single digit MPG.
After a couple of breakdowns he weighed it in within a few months and bought a brand new Toyota Hi-Lux pick-up. That didn't end well either.
It was only a grand or so and he took the plunge. I think he was already regretting it even before he got it home. It was a true shed: rusty, thirsty and complete with a rattly V12 engine that was probably churning out 100bhp or so in return for single digit MPG.
After a couple of breakdowns he weighed it in within a few months and bought a brand new Toyota Hi-Lux pick-up. That didn't end well either.
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