Lets see a picture of your classic(s)

[stephen300o]

daytona71 said:

It came with the badges on but the correct Fiat ones are in the boot and will be going back on this weekend. The black car in the thread does look like a baby Ferrari.

Lovely car by the way. The only repeat of wheeler dealers I catch, just to hear the engine! Haha

[TR4man]

stephen300o said:

Rather odd, but it seems not unique.

Well I guess Enzo did say that Ferrari was the engine...

Am I the only one who can see the lines of an Aston DBS in the Fiat Dino?

[RichB]

TR4man said:

stephen300o said:

Rather odd, but it seems not unique.

Well I guess Enzo did say that Ferrari was the engine...

Am I the only one who can see the lines of an Aston DBS in the Fiat Dino?

Probably

[Gunk]

I've always loved the Fiat Dino Coupe, why on earth would anyone want to badge it as a Ferrari, it's stunning in its own right.

[Dand E Lion]

Breadvan72 said:

Heaps of horrid heaps:-

Those photos are playing havoc with my OCD, please can you photoshop them into serried ranks, preferably in age order from left to right?!

[RichB]

Gunk said:

I've always loved the Fiat Dino Coupe, why on earth would anyone want to badge it as a Ferrari, it's stunning in its own right.

I think you know the answer to that question.

[Dr Interceptor]

Breadvan72 said:

They've got the German surrounded

[anonymous-user]

That was kind of the plan. It has recently been joined by reinforcements, however.

[RichardM5]

Dr Interceptor said:

Breadvan72 said:

They've got the German surrounded

But another German is sneaking off, top right.

[AceOfHearts]

Our newest addition

[dickyf]

Fabulous

AceOfHearts said:

Our newest addition

[dbdb]

They really are lovely little things.

[srob]

At a Mallory Park old bike trackday a couple of years ago. I was on the Velocette KTT, my brother on the Rex-Acme.



The last session was done so the beers were out and the bacon was on

[0a]

Breadvan72 said:

That was kind of the plan. It has recently been joined by reinforcements, however.

I really like your collection. Given free reign i'd have a go in the SD1 and lotus first.

[DonkeyApple]

Had one of the old Rangies out today. This one is one of the 200 1981 original In Vogue cars.

[mattiemerc]

[dickyf]

Magnificent

mattiemerc said:

[Stevie Mojo]

Harald1974 said:

Hi fellow members ,

Really enjoy browsing through all the pictures in this thread .
Wonderful how many different styles and types that petrolheads cherish .
Great that every indvidual has a particular dreamcar , whatever make or provenance .
The world would be rather dull if everybody loved the same :-)

Ok here are mine :

1972 MGB roadster / 1950 cc
I started with buying a total basket case when I was seventeen and gradually restoring it myself over a 3 year period to what you see here . Did lots of historic rallyes with it and after 26 years I still own it . Part of the family and will never sell .





Then my Cooper S Mk1 lookalike , built from scratch with a 1380 cc screamer with 130 bhp on tap .







Many years of fun in historic races , but sadly sold now , to fund my Mini Miglia racer build with a little more powerful engine ...







The family hauler :
Jensen Interceptor MKII 1969
6.3 litres of V8 american muscle
I bought an oil well simultaneously just in case



A German flat six :



A british contender from Blackpool ( E-type is a friends ) :





And to top it of an Italian beauty to tame ;
Technically not a classic ( ° 2005 ) , but as a Paul Smart 1973 Ducati limited remake definitely a classic for the future .



Hope you like :-)

Regs Harald

Impeccable taste. Apart from the Peugeot

[Harald1974]

Hi Stevie ,

Ssst that's the wifes 206 cc cabriolet ...
Mind you she's a proper petrolhead herself ; bought the 206 cc after a succesion of hot hatches , ie. Peugeot 205 gti , Ford Fiesta XR2i and Honda CRX Vtec 1st gen ...
She's a bit tamed now :-)

cheers , Harald

[anonymous-user]

My inner hairdresser really quite likes the two litre version of the Peugeot 206 CC.