Lets see a picture of your classic(s)

[jeremyc]

pixelpimp said:

Road legal after a 21 month rebuild.

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Beautiful. The first car I owned in which I learned to drive, passed my test and sold at a profit.

[Navyatco]

Some truly superb motors in this thread, and all who have contributed have my utmost admiration and respect for keeping their magnificent machines on the road. Here's my tuppence worth: 1997 DB7 (wife's fun car).... [url]

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[Navyatco]

I'm not home very often (work commitments), but when I am this is my daily... 1980 V8

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[Navyatco]

and finally, 2003 DB7 Vantage Volante

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[ToneyCaroney]

So you like Astons then
All lovely, particularly (for me) the V8.

[JimmyJam]

I've put this up here before but just had a promo shot for my new company so thought it was worth sharing!....

[Russwhitehouse]

beach bum said:

I was pretty happy with my Junior...



untill I decided to fix some tiny holes in the rear floor...



things got out of hand...




but the end result is pretty nice.

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That sir, is a very lovely motorcar!

[Nick Grant]

beach bum said:

This is my very rare spanish built Authi Mini Van 1000....

Love it, great story too.

[Dollyman1850]

beach bum said:

This is my very rare spanish built Authi Mini Van 1000. One of 1200 built, before the factory went up in flames and closed.

It was used by Olympic Airways inside the old Hellinikon Airport in Athens for over 30 years.

I used to see these cars in the Airport as a Yyoungster and always wanted one. Most of them were scrapped when the Airport closed. This is one of the very few survivors.
I bought it in a very sorry state and finished the resto last year. I though it would be easy but most electrical commponets for example were made by FEMSA and not Lucas. I had to search high and low in Spanish add sites to find the correct parts.

Went back to the old abandoned Olympic airport terminal for some pics. It might soon get demolished.

Thats lovely.. Is that an old Trident in the bottom pic??

[Yertis]

Yes, it looks like they just abandoned the whole operation.

[dickyf]

Navyatco said:

I'm not home very often (work commitments), but when I am this is my daily... 1980 V8

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Fabulous, was that taken at Silverstone Classic?

[david.h]

59Impala said:

This is my 1959 Chevy Impala that I've owned since 1989. I'm missing it at the moment as a friend is kindly storing it until the garage at my new home is extended to accommodate its rather long length. I am missing my V8 fix and rowing through the four speed! I also have a 1959 Anglia 105E which is possibly the earliest one still on the road and is unrestored. Now I need to find a photo!

You may have seen this elsewhere, but it I my 1930 Austin 7 next to a Kuwaiti Prince's (I think he was) Impala at RMA Sandhurst in 1958/1959.We weren't allowed to officially have a car in the Academy grounds, so this was taken at the end of a term I reckon The A7 still exists - apparently as an Ulster!

[Navyatco]

dickyf said:

Fabulous, was that taken at Silverstone Classic?

It was indeed at Silverstone Classic Dicky.

[prideaux]

TVR TUSCAN 1969 JUST Finished her restoration

[Blib]

That's absolutely beautiful.

[beach bum]

Stunning. Nothing like a big fat V8 on a small,lightweight car.

[dinkel]

Blib said:

That's absolutely beautiful.

2nd - what a hero.

[RichB]

prideaux said:

TVR TUSCAN 1969

Very nice indeed.

[Russwhitehouse]

Gentlemen.
A few pictures for your enjoyment of a recent visit by Jim Cameron of "mission motorsport" which is a charity we should all support, and Mr Ben Williams with whom you are well acquainted, being the passionate petrol head that he is!
We had a great time showing off and revving our engines in a completely unnecessary manner, to the delight of the local populace!
I hope you enjoy the pictures as much as we enjoyed taking them.
There will be video footage of our fun and games to follow once eldest son has finished editing!

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[Caruso]

Took it in last October to get the rust sorted out. Got it back tonight, took the long way home and it didn't miss a beat. Absence has certainly made the heart grow fonder!