COOL CLASSIC CAR SPOTTERS POST!!! Vol 2

[MrHorsepower]

galro said:

It looks like a 1939.

My mistake, thanks. I've edited it now.

[galro]

In Oslo today:


1977 Volkswagen Polo par Fredrik, on ipernity


1972 Opel Kadett B par Fredrik, on ipernity


1968 Mercedes-Benz Umimog 404 par Fredrik, on ipernity


1961 Opel Kapitän par Fredrik, on ipernity


1956 Opel Olympia Rekord par Fredrik, on ipernity


1970 Ford 26m par Fredrik, on ipernity

[CR6ZZ]

An exceptionally tidy Dodge Matador at the supermarket today.

[Russwhitehouse]

I'm not a huge fan of Yank motors, but that is superb! I love it.

[Cliftonite]

CR6ZZ said:

An exceptionally tidy Dodge Matador at the supermarket today.

The pedestrian/cyclist slicer is neat!

[galro]

A few more spots from Oslo taken by me today:



1970 Cadillac Eldorado par Fredrik, on ipernity


1978 Fiat 128 3p par Fredrik, on ipernity


1965 Volvo Duett par Fredrik, on ipernity


1974 Volkswagen 412 Variant par Fredrik, on ipernity


1971 Cadillac Coupe de Ville par Fredrik, on ipernity


1948 Riley RMB par Fredrik, on ipernity

[Iva Barchetta]

Loving the Fiat 128 and the Volvo van,once again your VW spot is a little "over well used".

Excellent.

[galro]

Iva Barchetta said:

Loving the Fiat 128 and the Volvo van,once again your VW spot is a little "over well used".

Excellent.

Thanks.

The 412 appeared to have gone through extensive rust repairs and it have recently passed inspections so it can't be that bad. I suspect it is in the progress of being saved. I also thought the multi-colored bodywork of it fitted well with the autumn colors that are present in Oslo now.

[woodytype S]

alpinemauve said:

Stanley Steam Cars - The Red car a 1909 Stanley Model R and the Green car a 1910 Model 71.

Are they real ones,or pretend ones ? like the ones with disc brakes doing the rounds in our area ?

[Butter Face]

woodytype S said:

alpinemauve said:

Stanley Steam Cars - The Red car a 1909 Stanley Model R and the Green car a 1910 Model 71.

Are they real ones,or pretend ones ? like the ones with disc brakes doing the rounds in our area ?

Only the red one comes up, looks like it was declared manufactured in 1909!

[Iva Barchetta]

Don't know what this is,in a workshop without engine I think.

[Roy C]

Iva Barchetta said:

Don't know what this is,in a workshop without engine I think.

That's a very rare 1950 Aston Martin 2-Litre Sports, retrospectively also known as a DB1 - the first road car produced under David Brown's ownership.
This car is chassis AMC/50/13, third from last of the 15 produced.

[Iva Barchetta]

Thanks.
This garage often has unusual British old cars present.

There was a Daimler SP250 under a tarp outside too.

[Cliftonite]

Modern classics:

[DickyC]

Roy C said:

Iva Barchetta said:

Don't know what this is,in a workshop without engine I think.

That's a very rare 1950 Aston Martin 2-Litre Sports, retrospectively also known as a DB1 - the first road car produced under David Brown's ownership.
This car is chassis AMC/50/13, third from last of the 15 produced.

Penned by the late Frank Feeley, an under appreciated car body designer if ever there was one.

He was the man who gave us, amongst others, the DB2, DB3 and DB3S and - with the DB3S - the definitive Aston Martin grille shape.

[crostonian]

Trevatanus said:

Not sure if this is the real mccoy or not, I have my doubts:

Untitled by Jim Pritchard, on Flickr

This pic looks like it could be on the next episode of Crimewatch! Back in the 90s Sapphire Cosworths certainly seemed to be the car of choice for 'undesirables'!

[Scousefella]

Essex meet last weekend.



And the star of the show..............

[TonyF55]

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Fabulous, where in Essex ?

[Scousefella]

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...

[TonyF55]

Thanks Scouse, as Shaw Taylor said 'i'll keep 'em peeled'

edit to add his partner was called Shirley Ferrari, what a coincident! I never knew that

Edited by TonyF55 on Saturday 17th October 22:27