A 'period' classics pictures thread (Mk III)
Discussion
Penny Whistle said:
Do you not think you should at the very least credit the photographer, who explicitly asks people not to steal his images ?
Of course, but it's me one and the same 
. Although 'have now removed from the ''other place'' since I discovered that they have already been ''stolen'' so bleah to that.
aeropilot said:
gt40steve said:
mehere said:
What's the newest car we can see, the Escort estate? So 1968 onwards?
No Mk3 Cortina's, or Marina, Maxi etc., so summer of '69 is my guess.
Actually, scrub that, it looks like another Viva.
mehere said:
Penny Whistle said:
Do you not think you should at the very least credit the photographer, who explicitly asks people not to steal his images ?
Of course, but it's me one and the same . Although 'have now removed from the ''other place'' since I discovered that they have already been ''stolen'' so bleah to that.
The Don of Croy said:
mehere said:
I'm liking the attitude of the people top left of image walking along the line painted to mark the 'fast lane' boundary heading t'other way. There's three of them I think, must have made driving past at 70+ interesting.Where is it, M1?
eccles said:
aeropilot said:
gt40steve said:
mehere said:
What's the newest car we can see, the Escort estate? So 1968 onwards?No Mk3 Cortina's, or Marina, Maxi etc., so summer of '69 is my guess.
Actually, scrub that, it looks like another Viva.
Some of my old cars there - a Trafalgar blue MG1300 Mark II 2 door and a very early (1959) 105E Anglia Deluxe in Morocco beige.
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