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carlove
3,689 posts
36 months
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RESSE
2,558 posts
90 months
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Switch said:  In the carpark today. As noted, just the right amount of dents I think the Land Rover was one of the "Our Classics" from Classic & Sports Car magazine? Run by Martin Port or James Elliott? Great spot.
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shambolic
720 posts
36 months
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Does this count?  
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austin
812 posts
72 months
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RESSE said: Switch said: In the carpark today. As noted, just the right amount of dents I think the Land Rover was one of the "Our Classics" from Classic & Sports Car magazine? Run by Martin Port or James Elliott? Great spot. It's neither of them but the Publisher of the mag. Martin used to have one very similar but sold it. (I used to work there).
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RESSE
2,558 posts
90 months
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austin said: It's neither of them but the Publisher of the mag. Martin used to have one very similar but sold it.
(I used to work there). Thanks for the reply - I couldn't remember who it was and my old C&SC have been recycled.
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Morningside
16,775 posts
98 months
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shambolic said: Does this count? It sure does. Ten a penny at one time and now a rare site on the roads. And if I am not mistaken, that looks like an aftermarket "Smiths" heated rear window.
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LordBretSinclair
2,028 posts
46 months
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Morningside said: It sure does. Ten a penny at one time and now a rare site on the roads.
And if I am not mistaken, that looks like an aftermarket "Smiths" heated rear window. I agree, that's a cool classic Brian James trailer 
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A9XXC
523 posts
18 months
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Morningside said: It sure does. Ten a penny at one time and now a rare site on the roads.
And if I am not mistaken, that looks like an aftermarket "Smiths" heated rear window. The heated rear window was a lot more common than those wheels and tyres
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SWH
907 posts
71 months
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Up at Beachy Head this afternoon.... I popped over to get a few photos of the Vulcan... and parked up behind this: 
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dockertrigger
173 posts
69 months
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MGJohn
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52 months
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dockertrigger said: Two excellent spots. Nice to see. Back in the day, had a Maxi for a while. Impressive use of cabin space and forty years ago, a decent car to drive from every aspect. Cabin space: An art lost today on many modern cars. When I lived in Essex, Classic Ford Capris like that were a familiar sight.
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mikey77
329 posts
57 months
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That's the most apt number plate I've seen on a car in years...
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Switch
3,065 posts
44 months
PH Techie Junior
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RESSE said: I think the Land Rover was one of the "Our Classics" from Classic & Sports Car magazine?
Run by Martin Port or James Elliott?
Great spot. That would fit in nicely what with them being in the same building 
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jamesatcandsc
120 posts
25 months
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austin said: It's neither of them but the Publisher of the mag. Martin used to have one very similar but sold it.
(I used to work there). Actually, that is "Martin's", he sold it to the publisher! Brave lad when the salary review comes around if it has any problems.
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kamilb1998
1,814 posts
46 months
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Morningside
16,775 posts
98 months
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MGJohn said: dockertrigger said: Two excellent spots. Nice to see. Back in the day, had a Maxi for a while. Impressive use of cabin space and forty years ago, a decent car to drive from every aspect. Cabin space: An art lost today on many modern cars. When I lived in Essex, Classic Ford Capris like that were a familiar sight. I think the Maxi made tow car of the year every year. Do I also notice the left indicator on as well? Or was that an signal to pass?
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SWH
907 posts
71 months
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This evening in Seaford. 
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simon3000
81 posts
66 months
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classic spotting at the olympic closing ceremony.anyone from on here?
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carguy88
264 posts
80 months
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simon3000 said: classic spotting at the olympic closing ceremony.anyone from on here? there was an Elise mkII there...
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greeneggsnsam
475 posts
25 months
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MGB, MGA, Frogeye sprite, Austin-Healey 3000, loads of British classics at the ceremony 
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