COOL CLASSIC CAR SPOTTERS POST!!! Vol 2

[TR4man]

Here we go, Oulton Park today

[TR4man]

What a line up!

[TR4man]

Interesting seats in the Aston

[TR4man]

Last lot from me

[Iva Barchetta]

Thanks for posting those TR4man....

[TR4man]

A few more, these are definitely the last

[tickious]

velocefica said:

tickious said:

Cheeky little number in Bath

Well bugger me

http://car-from-uk.com/sale.php?id=718

Very cool. Thanks for sharing.
At another time I'd go for that.

[galro]

Two spots from today, found about ten meters from each other. The Ford have been spotted numerous times on various Norwegian car sites and is well known due to it living on the street and the owner using it as his daily means of transportation year-round, even during winter after heavy salting.


1931 Ford Model A Tudor par Fredrik, on ipernity


1931 Ford Model A Tudor par Fredrik, on ipernity


1951 Cadillac Series 62 Sedan par Fredrik, on ipernity


1951 Cadillac Series 62 Sedan par Fredrik, on ipernity

[Iva Barchetta]

Serious question.

Can the owner get winter,studded tyres for the Model A ?

Or does the lack of power and skinny tyres mean they manage without winters ?

[TR4man]

Rather nice Overland seen this afternoon on the Shropshire / Cheshire borders





Just the bare essentials inside

[droopsnoot]

Saw a magenta TVR, not sure of the model but similar to the Vixen shown at Oulton a few posts further up. Just outside Nantwich. Also a red quattro in Crewe, both on Saturday.

[McAndy]

Old yellow Marcos (3L?) driving into Hopton Park, Devizes yesterday.

[lowdrag]

Seen on the west coast of France:-



Beautiful in and out. And this a couple of miles from me in a metal workshop:-

[GOG440]

Roy C said:

RSteve said:

Spotted this wonderful Frazer Nash at the hill climb at Harewood.


DSC_0073_1 by Steve Marsh, on Flickr


DSC_0074_1 by Steve Marsh, on Flickr


DSC_0075 by Steve Marsh, on Flickr


DSC_0076 by Steve Marsh, on Flickr

AMD553 (chassis 2081), built in 1933, is the third of the three Frazer Nash Nurburgs, with the tapered door-less
body by Corsica.

Edited by Roy C on Tuesday 1st September 12:43

And has been posted in here before
I took photos of it when the owners son brought it to our motorclub meeting

[Roy C]

GOG440 said:

Roy C said:

RSteve said:

Spotted this wonderful Frazer Nash at the hill climb at Harewood.


DSC_0073_1 by Steve Marsh, on Flickr


DSC_0074_1 by Steve Marsh, on Flickr


DSC_0075 by Steve Marsh, on Flickr


DSC_0076 by Steve Marsh, on Flickr

AMD553 (chassis 2081), built in 1933, is the third of the three Frazer Nash Nurburgs, with the tapered door-less
body by Corsica.

Edited by Roy C on Tuesday 1st September 12:43

And has been posted in here before
I took photos of it when the owners son brought it to our motorclub meeting

Here it is at Loton Park a few weeks ago. Driven by James Baxter, who knows a thing or two about pedaling up hills.

[Geekman]

Anyone know what this is?

[Roy C]

Geekman said:

Anyone know what this is?

1949 Daimler DB18 2½-Litre Foursome Drophead Coupé (coachwork by Barker & Co)

Edited by Roy C on Wednesday 30th September 18:41

[Geekman]

Roy C said:

1949 Daimler DB18 2½-Litre Foursome Drophead Coupé (coachwork by Barker & Co)

Edited by Roy C on Wednesday 30th September 18:41

Thanks! I thought it might be a Daimler but I wasn't sure.

[DickyC]

Daimlers' wrinkly radiators are their giveaway. They hark back to the early days of the company when Daimler radiators head tanks had cooling fins like air-cooled engines.

[DickyC]