Classics left to die/rotting pics
Discussion
RichB said:
oliverb205 said:
I was thinking the GRP shell is an Arkley or possibly a Lightspeed Magenta, but not convinced about either. Oliver.
Not an Arkley, they were more stumpy than that.Not dumpy enough for a Magenta.
I agree with the OP's suggestion that it is a Merlin.
Big Rod said:
XRS said:
The article above identifies it as a vintage Mk 3 Cortina. Vintage? I owned one of those back in 1975!
That is 40 years ago. I'm quite sure that justifies the 'vintage' label.nicanary said:
Big Rod said:
XRS said:
The article above identifies it as a vintage Mk 3 Cortina. Vintage? I owned one of those back in 1975!
That is 40 years ago. I'm quite sure that justifies the 'vintage' label.DickyC said:
StuntmanMike said:
P.S I'd post a piccy but since the forum went through its big upgrade a few weeks ago, I haven't been able to log on with my mobile devices , only spend the odd hour a week here now.
Go on the logging in issues thread. They'll sort you out.Fastdruid said:
Really? Well they still haven't fixed the unique id that breaks password managers. Still I suppose it's only been 6 weeks.
They sorted out my recurring problems quite quickly. The new system had trouble with me using my work PC, my laptop and my phone all logged into PH simultaneously. Bless em, I explained the sequence of events and the kit I was using and, hey presto, they sorted it.StuntmanMike said:
No this has more glass in it, not so van like, like a Berlingo car with a 205 front end.
One of these with some windows added?Peugeot 205F by Spottedlaurel, on Flickr
Peugeot 205F by Spottedlaurel, on Flickr
The French do seem to have had a few odd vans over the years, I didn't realise it at the time but behind this Mercedes is a Mk2 Polo with a conversion called Transfer:
Mercedes SEC W126 by Spottedlaurel, on Flickr
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