COOL CLASSIC CAR SPOTTERS POST!!! Vol 2
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Seen in Norway today:
1957 Land Rover Series I Pickup par Fredrik, on ipernity
1957 Land Rover Series I Pickup par Fredrik, on ipernity
1969 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow par Fredrik, on ipernity
1969 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow par Fredrik, on ipernity
Nsu Prinz par Fredrik, on ipernity
Nsu Prinz par Fredrik, on ipernity
1957 Land Rover Series I Pickup par Fredrik, on ipernity
1957 Land Rover Series I Pickup par Fredrik, on ipernity
1969 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow par Fredrik, on ipernity
1969 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow par Fredrik, on ipernity
Nsu Prinz par Fredrik, on ipernity
Nsu Prinz par Fredrik, on ipernity
js68 said:
Voxy said:
A few from the regular Sunday morning classic car meet in Tokyo...
Where does that take place? I'll be back over soon and that looks like a very pleasurable way to spend a Sunday morning...
Have you come across a dark blue Stratos yet? Passed me early one morning in Ginza mid-week so I can only assume it was being used for a very exotic commute...
The meet takes place at the Tsutaya in Daikanayana: http://real.tsite.jp/daikanyama/Where does that take place? I'll be back over soon and that looks like a very pleasurable way to spend a Sunday morning...
Have you come across a dark blue Stratos yet? Passed me early one morning in Ginza mid-week so I can only assume it was being used for a very exotic commute...
There is a small gathering most Sundays, but the next "proper" meet is 10th Sept, 7:30-9:00am.
The blue Stratos (it's a replica) is a reasonably common sight - it's quite often parked outside one of the restaurants on Naka-dori in Marunouchi at lunchtime.
Edited to add:
Edited by Voxy on Tuesday 29th August 06:27
Voxy said:
The meet takes place at the Tsutaya in Daikanayana: http://real.tsite.jp/daikanyama/
There is a small gathering most Sundays, but the next "proper" meet is 10th Sept, 7:30-9:00am.
The blue Stratos (it's a replica) is a reasonably common sight - it's quite often parked outside one of the restaurants on Naka-dori in Marunouchi at lunchtime.
Edited to add:
Many thanks Voxy - might see you there...There is a small gathering most Sundays, but the next "proper" meet is 10th Sept, 7:30-9:00am.
The blue Stratos (it's a replica) is a reasonably common sight - it's quite often parked outside one of the restaurants on Naka-dori in Marunouchi at lunchtime.
Edited to add:
Edited by Voxy on Tuesday 29th August 06:27
Shame the Stratos is a replica - it looked superb
Voxy said:
The meet takes place at the Tsutaya in Daikanayana: http://real.tsite.jp/daikanyama/
There is a small gathering most Sundays, but the next "proper" meet is 10th Sept, 7:30-9:00am.
The blue Stratos (it's a replica) is a reasonably common sight - it's quite often parked outside one of the restaurants on Naka-dori in Marunouchi at lunchtime.
Edited to add:
Many thanks Voxy - might see you there...There is a small gathering most Sundays, but the next "proper" meet is 10th Sept, 7:30-9:00am.
The blue Stratos (it's a replica) is a reasonably common sight - it's quite often parked outside one of the restaurants on Naka-dori in Marunouchi at lunchtime.
Edited to add:
Edited by Voxy on Tuesday 29th August 06:27
Shame the Stratos is a replica - it looked superb
js68 said:
a few from Brittany - those of you following the mystery car thread might recognise the last car as one of the potential candidates...
https://thumbsnap.com/llV3rLJE
https://thumbsnap.com/pi4Az7p0
Great D.B. Le Mans.https://thumbsnap.com/llV3rLJE
https://thumbsnap.com/pi4Az7p0
js68 said:
Many thanks Voxy - might see you there...
Shame the Stratos is a replica - it looked superb
I believe it is by Ataka Engineering - a Hawk - still nice...Shame the Stratos is a replica - it looked superb
http://atakaeng.com
Not yet sure if I'll make it on the 10th, but let me know if you plan to be there.
As I live close to Brooklands Museum, we have a fair number of classic sightings:
Triumph TR4A; Split screen Morris Minor; Lotus Elan (1960s vintage); Austin 7; Triumph Herald 948....
One of my neighbours owns a MKIII E-Type Jag. Another of my neighbours owns a 1960s Ford Mustang convertible. I'll try and get some pics of the latter two over the next few weeks.
Triumph TR4A; Split screen Morris Minor; Lotus Elan (1960s vintage); Austin 7; Triumph Herald 948....
One of my neighbours owns a MKIII E-Type Jag. Another of my neighbours owns a 1960s Ford Mustang convertible. I'll try and get some pics of the latter two over the next few weeks.
js68 said:
Many thanks Voxy - might see you there...
Shame the Stratos is a replica - it looked superb
An interesting point – would you rather see a Stratos that looked superb, or not see one at all?Shame the Stratos is a replica - it looked superb
Personally I assume every Cobra (for example) that I see is not a real one – they still look great and make me smile.
I saw yet another Series 1 Land Rover in Oslo, Norway today.
1956 Land Rover Series I Pickup par Fredrik, on ipernity
1956 Land Rover Series I Pickup par Fredrik, on ipernity
1956 Land Rover Series I Pickup par Fredrik, on ipernity
1956 Land Rover Series I Pickup par Fredrik, on ipernity
1956 Land Rover Series I Pickup par Fredrik, on ipernity
1956 Land Rover Series I Pickup par Fredrik, on ipernity
Yertis said:
An interesting point – would you rather see a Stratos that looked superb, or not see one at all?
Personally I assume every Cobra (for example) that I see is not a real one – they still look great and make me smile.
Was rather hoping someone was using a high end exotic for their daily commute - a modern day Noel Edmonds if you like....Personally I assume every Cobra (for example) that I see is not a real one – they still look great and make me smile.
js68 said:
Yertis said:
An interesting point – would you rather see a Stratos that looked superb, or not see one at all?
Personally I assume every Cobra (for example) that I see is not a real one – they still look great and make me smile.
Was rather hoping someone was using a high end exotic for their daily commute - a modern day Noel Edmonds if you like....Personally I assume every Cobra (for example) that I see is not a real one – they still look great and make me smile.
Once or so a month there is someone who drives a Countach Anniversary into (I assume) work in the Yurakucho area.
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