Lets see a picture of your classic(s)

[Fast Bug]

jon.b said:

Nice collection! I've been toying with chopping my Beetle in for a 964, but the prices have gone silly even in the last 6 months or so

[Scotty2]

More photos of the Turbo RL tidy up.


After


This was a surprise

Sorted





Ready to go back on.






Finished!

[Fast Bug]

Bosshogg76 said:

Oh nice, I missed this earlier. Gotta love a U.S '67 looker.

That Flaminia and Merc coupe are deeply lovely too!

[LewG]

Wow some gorgeous metal on this thread recently.
One of my old Landy having pulled it out the back out of the barn last weekend:


Hopefully soon to be returned to the road enjoying the sunshine like the summer before last:

[urquattro]

another one of the small collection, had it fifteen years now and it has been totally safe and reliable, just run in at 195k and drives superb but needs a new home now. 1985 V126 500 sel

[CharlesdeGaulle]

urquattro - might be worth mentioning that in the 1-5 thread. Whilst you can't post your own ad, there's a lot of love for old Mercs there.

In fact, if you give me a clue where your ad is, I may link it for you.

[Sogra]

This is my TR6, owned by me for 12 years. Full polybush all round, Spax adjustables, steering rack solid mount, Kenlowe fan, Electronic ignition, 6 - 1 extractor manifold, stage 2 head, straight through exhaust, .60 oversize pistons, lightend and balanced crank and flywheel, AP Racing clutch plate with original Laycock cover and upgraded release bearing, Ally fin rear drums and vented front discs and uprated radiator.



So many great cars on this thread

[johnxjsc1985]

Scotty2 said:

More photos of the Turbo RL tidy up.


After


This was a surprise

Sorted





Ready to go back on.






Finished!

hang on I will be in a minute.
My but she is lovely friend of mine just bought a 1993 with 34k on it.

[Sunnysidebb]

[url]|http://thumbsnap.com/X2QDo2aQ[/url

just a few of my classics.

[Sunnysidebb]

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[ZNSsupercars]

Sogra said:

This is my TR6, owned by me for 12 years. Full polybush all round, Spax adjustables, steering rack solid mount, Kenlowe fan, Electronic ignition, 6 - 1 extractor manifold, stage 2 head, straight through exhaust, .60 oversize pistons, lightend and balanced crank and flywheel, AP Racing clutch plate with original Laycock cover and upgraded release bearing, Ally fin rear drums and vented front discs and uprated radiator.



So many great cars on this thread

Nice C63

[Sogra]

ZNSsupercars said:

Nice C63

Not mine unfortunatley, the picture was taken outside a detailers and he has lots of very nice stuff around

[Keep it stiff]

My Fiat 1600s

[Squadrone Rosso]

My Spider snugged up. Last used on Christmas Eve.

[eccles]

Keep it stiff said:

My Fiat 1600s

That's pretty!
Is that the Steering linkage going across the back of the engine bay?

[CL2722]

Opinions on the latest purchase? Can't claim for any of the work, picked up in Huddersfield and came from a bloke down London way apparently.






I've got a comprehensive history but there must be blokes here who know her

[ZNSsupercars]

Sogra said:

Not mine unfortunatley, the picture was taken outside a detailers and he has lots of very nice stuff around

Any more pics

[TwigtheWonderkid]

StevenB said:

Not seen one of these on here yet ...

I thought these were bloody hideous when they were new but looking at your one nearly 40 yrs on I have to admit....
I was right!

Important that a few are kept in tip top condition, but it won't be me doing it.

[lowdrag]

dbdb said:

Beautiful Chrysler WIndsor. There is just something so right about this era of American cars.

In fact, for me at least, The USA produced some magnificent cars into the 1970s. After that date, my enthusiasm for them wanes.

Strangely there is a Windsor New Yorker sedan in the garage near me being rebuilt. He asked me if I could help him find the screen and rear window seals. Wow! $600 the pair including FedEx seems a helluva lot! That was from Kanter, the only supplier I could find.

[Keep it stiff]

eccles said:

That's pretty!
Is that the Steering linkage going across the back of the engine bay?

Yes, an unusual arrangement.