|
Fun Bus
12,518 posts
87 months
|
|
|
stuarte
449 posts
53 months
|
Another in my occasional series of appalingly bad photographs:  Lovely elan spotted in highgate a few Sundays ago.  Caddish looking 3.4 Mk II in the same area Yesterday. Spoke to the owner briefly, nice chap, fitted with long range tanks, bonnet louvres etc (the Jag, not the owner). Also spotted while supping a pint: Series 1 Etype fhc, early 70s Corvette Stingray and a lovely pre-impact bumper 911.
|
|
|
loveoldclassics
162 posts
14 months
|
|
|
nicanary
1,002 posts
15 months
|
Seems to me that every District Nurse lives in Battle - how many Minors are there round the area????
|
|
|
Chester Drawers
402 posts
67 months
|
kamilb1998 said: I certainly was/am!  It's currently in daily use covering 200+ miles a month. Excellent, what a luxurious machine. I had the dubious pleasure of driving one of these many years ago, Eastern Electricity in Norwich did some promotion work with them and as my OH at the time worked for them, we got to borrow one on the condition we used it as much as possible. It was, err, interesting but not something that I'd need to repeat. They're quite collectable now though.
|
Advertisement
|
|
|
RESSE
2,558 posts
90 months
|
Seat 600 (spotted in Moraira, Costa Blanca last night): 
|
|
|
loveoldclassics
162 posts
14 months
|
I saw this Triumph Stag in Battle earlier to-day.  
|
|
|
AndrewW-G
11,968 posts
86 months
|
loveoldclassics said: I saw this Triumph Stag in Battle earlier to-day. 
|
|
|
Ferg
15,242 posts
126 months
|
loveoldclassics said: I saw this Triumph Stag in Battle earlier to-day. 
|
|
|
Fun Bus
12,518 posts
87 months
|
The Father of a friend of mine has a Stag which looks almost identical to that one - he bought it fully restored after a few years of Porsche 911 ownership.. He lives in Nottingham though so won't be that one.
|
|
|
na
6,596 posts
103 months
|
loc done well to get those shots as by the possibly (illegal) show plates it might only come out with the sun
when even pre-73 cars were new they'd most likely have reflective plates when new
no disrespect to the owner but it's not as rare and interesting as some of loc's other vehicle spots
|
|
|
becker-on-ph
132 posts
67 months
|
Spotted this on the M25 anti-clockwise this morning - turned off somewhere around Heathrow. Driver was not hanging about either - in the outside lane most of the time - I had to raise my speed by 20mph to keep up    (btw, before someone says anything - a passenger took the photos)
|
|
|
RosscoPCole
1,662 posts
43 months
|
Spotted in Poole yesterday, not sure if real or a replica.  
|
|
|
Huntsman
3,594 posts
119 months
|
becker-on-ph said: Is that a Citroen DS estate? I had no idea one was built.
|
|
|
Robin Hood
488 posts
74 months
|
Huntsman said: Is that a Citroen DS estate? I had no idea one was built. Citroen Safari actually 
|
|
|
AndrewW-G
11,968 posts
86 months
|
RosscoPCole said: Spotted in Poole yesterday, not sure if real or a replica. Front suspension and brake drums would suggest it's a replica
|
|
|
S1_RS
643 posts
68 months
|
AndrewW-G said: Front suspension and brake drums would suggest it's a replica Would appear so, Make TEAL TYPE 35 Year of manufacture 1980 Model Engine size(CC)1998
|
|
|
vpr
1,581 posts
107 months
|
S1_RS said: AndrewW-G said: Front suspension and brake drums would suggest it's a replica Would appear so, Make TEAL TYPE 35 Year of manufacture 1980 Model Engine size(CC)1998 Registration number gives it away
|
|
|
dartissimus
207 posts
43 months
|
RosscoPCole said: Spotted in Poole yesterday, not sure if real or a replica. A £250k Bug with a £150 N.I. plate? Why no age related plate. Think Bugatti cast wheels; chrome wires are for E types I have it on good authority that Bugatti owners will pay very strong money for properly aged dirt, this car's far too clean. It's a nice looking thing for high days & holidays, but the real thing it ain't.
|
|
|
Ferg
15,242 posts
126 months
|
Definitely a Teal. Finest recycled Marina....
|
|
