Classics left to die/rotting pics
Discussion
't remember if I posted these up before so apologies if I have
Took these pics round the back of a long abandoned building
DSC_0422 by danny_marsland, on Flickr
DSC_0418 by danny_marsland, on Flickr
DSC_0415 by danny_marsland, on Flickr
DSC_0412 by danny_marsland, on Flickr
DSC_0367 by danny_marsland, on Flickr
Don't know if any of them are rare or interesting
The jag with the spoiler looks interesting but I know very little of old jags
The below is in the same garden as the humber and the blue one however this one hasn't had any shelter for many many years, as you can tell
DSC_0383 by danny_marsland, on Flickr
DSC_0354 by danny_marsland, on Flickr
Took these pics round the back of a long abandoned building
DSC_0422 by danny_marsland, on Flickr
DSC_0418 by danny_marsland, on Flickr
DSC_0415 by danny_marsland, on Flickr
DSC_0412 by danny_marsland, on Flickr
DSC_0367 by danny_marsland, on Flickr
Don't know if any of them are rare or interesting
The jag with the spoiler looks interesting but I know very little of old jags
The below is in the same garden as the humber and the blue one however this one hasn't had any shelter for many many years, as you can tell
DSC_0383 by danny_marsland, on Flickr
DSC_0354 by danny_marsland, on Flickr
Justayellowbadge said:
Doctor's house iirc, he just walked away when his wife died I think.
The bottom images are 'doctors house' however I don't recall his wife having anything to do with his leaving.He let a mentally unstable person out of care before they were fit to and they went on to kill an 11 year old girl 2 days later, he fled away from the house after that if I remember correctly
DannyScene said:
The bottom images are 'doctors house' however I don't recall his wife having anything to do with his leaving.
He let a mentally unstable person out of care before they were fit to and they went on to kill an 11 year old girl 2 days later, he fled away from the house after that if I remember correctly
That's correct http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2490033/Wh...He let a mentally unstable person out of care before they were fit to and they went on to kill an 11 year old girl 2 days later, he fled away from the house after that if I remember correctly
555 Paul said:
DannyScene said:
The bottom images are 'doctors house' however I don't recall his wife having anything to do with his leaving.
He let a mentally unstable person out of care before they were fit to and they went on to kill an 11 year old girl 2 days later, he fled away from the house after that if I remember correctly
That's correct http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2490033/Wh...He let a mentally unstable person out of care before they were fit to and they went on to kill an 11 year old girl 2 days later, he fled away from the house after that if I remember correctly
Spottedlaurel said:
MarshPhantom said:
Sadly not a rotary-engined RX model, it's an 818 which has a normal 1.3. Still very interesting to see (for me anyway!).Put back into original, mint condition, you would seriously stand out amongst the modern day boring jelly molds in traffic and true classic petrolheads would be happy to see it all day long.
At the end of the day it's a shame to see it just rotting away!
4rephill said:
Rotary engine version or not, it's still good looking classic that is now quite rare and worthy of being saved.
Put back into original, mint condition, you would seriously stand out amongst the modern day boring jelly molds in traffic and true classic petrolheads would be happy to see it all day long.
At the end of the day it's a shame to see it just rotting away!
I absolutely agree. Sadly 1970s Mazdas seem to be even rarer than Toyota and Datsun, over the years I've been going to Japanese car shows there have been very few by comparison. Here's another 818 coupe which was rotting away in the fantastic Medler's scrapyard near Norwich back in the '90s:Put back into original, mint condition, you would seriously stand out amongst the modern day boring jelly molds in traffic and true classic petrolheads would be happy to see it all day long.
At the end of the day it's a shame to see it just rotting away!
Mazda 818 coupe by Spottedlaurel, on Flickr
A real oddity here, an RX3 estate! This was in Norfolk some 10-15yrs ago, sadly weighed-in eventually. They did a saloon as well.
Mazda RX3 Estate by Spottedlaurel, on Flickr
cjb1 said:
Orangey/Red Opel Coupé in Torry, Aberdeen, just parked up on Victoria Road. Not moved for years. Looks rough but would restore I reckon. I'll stop and get some photo's next time I'm passing.
Could be one of these?http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Opel_Manta_Garmi...
cjb1 said:
Orangey/Red Opel Coupé in Torry, Aberdeen, just parked up on Victoria Road. Not moved for years. Looks rough but would restore I reckon. I'll stop and get some photo's next time I'm passing.
It's on street view so must have been there for some time. You're right, looks pretty rough!cjb1 said:
cjb1 said:
Orangey/Red Opel Coupé in Torry, Aberdeen, just parked up on Victoria Road. Not moved for years. Looks rough but would restore I reckon. I'll stop and get some photo's next time I'm passing.
Could be one of these?http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Opel_Manta_Garmi...
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/359021401517009493/
I'll get some photo's later.
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