Pretty classic cars?

[AlVal]

Think one of the neighbours keeps a modern ferrari hidden away in the garage, so I might ask him, but like someone else said, bit footballerish - then again, I guess I have to accept this is luton, and maybe not everyone would appreciate the old/elegant classy look I was going to go for, maybe the local buyers prefer the m3 convertible image.. (no disrespect to the car or even its drivers on my part at all, we're purely talking percieved image here)

[Mermaid]

Breadvan72 said:

That is damn good looking, and for its time a great car to drive.

[anonymous-user]

I agree! It's my daily, and still a great drive now.

[1962]

[RichB]

1962 said:

Nice car and almost a good picture but you should have noticed that bit of red & white tape and removed it before taking the shot.

[Elderly]

RichB said:

1962 said:

Nice car .......

........ but it still wouldn't help persuade me to buy that house behind it.

[wibble cb]

Elderly said:

RichB said:

1962 said:

Nice car .......

........ but it still wouldn't help persuade me to buy that house behind it.

Though the 'house' seems appropriate somehow...

[Camoradi]

1962 said:

I would happily live in that shed if the car came with it..

That's beautiful

[The Don of Croy]

Shirley 'no car on drive' is the best option?

[Essel]

Our house sale is going through now, took about 2 weeks to find a buyer. I put the success down to most of a 1958 series one Landrover being in front of the house. Under a tarpaulin. Other added selling points were probably the rear tub in the garden, and the wings down the side of the house.

[3200gt]

Cool, I'd buy a house that could fly!

[Essel]

3200gt said:

Cool, I'd buy a house that could fly!

On re-reading, my phrasing might be less than clear! Anyway, its a semi, so would only fly round in circles.