Photos of cars outside the factory...
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theadman said:
Bora
Interesting in that all but one seem to be Meraks - I wonder what the proportion of Merak sales was to Boras when they were being produced side by side? This photo suggests that late Boras are very rare indeed.
Thanks for posting.
Bora, 1971-78 : 564 built in total. Merak, 1972-83 : 1,830 built in total. Sorry I don't have a breakdown of the different engine sizes built.Interesting in that all but one seem to be Meraks - I wonder what the proportion of Merak sales was to Boras when they were being produced side by side? This photo suggests that late Boras are very rare indeed.
Thanks for posting.
Cracking shot BTW, and there are several more online taken around the same time.
Opposite end of the spectrum than a lot of the posts here, but how many working lives were transformed by his little piece of motoring history? Not a typically PH vehicle and no room for a powerfully built company director to swing a can of red bull, but what a wonderful little car with some thoughtful features and great engineering. I have one on my "to own list".
2 pics, as I'm a sucker for classic commercial vehicles as well. They were just so much more characterful than todays set-square cornered boxes.
2 pics, as I'm a sucker for classic commercial vehicles as well. They were just so much more characterful than todays set-square cornered boxes.
Another 'indoor' shot from the home of the fighting bulls...
Bending the rules a bit with this one but I can't resist - Bob Wallace admiring the Miura P400 prototype outside the factory in 1966...
I posted this one in another thread the other day but it fits in here too - various Lamborghini prototypes left out in the sun...
Pass the Cleanex...
Bending the rules a bit with this one but I can't resist - Bob Wallace admiring the Miura P400 prototype outside the factory in 1966...
I posted this one in another thread the other day but it fits in here too - various Lamborghini prototypes left out in the sun...
Pass the Cleanex...
aeropilot said:
Hmmmm, brings back lots of memories, spent many happy hours there with Derek Hurlock and others but mainly with dear old Doug in the stores; equate happy hours to - much money spent on every visit to the stores!What a lovely place it was every body so friendly and treated like one of the family.
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