COOL CLASSIC CAR SPOTTERS POST!!! Vol 2

[rene7]

This week - Looked OK, normally these give Italians a race - for rusting to dust
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Carlos F was nowhere to be seen

[Gompo]

Just to go back a few days, I saw this in the summer. Absolutely prestine, with one owner from new.

[Doofus]

Gompo said:

Just to go back a few days, I saw this in the summer. Absolutely prestine

Apart from all the stonechips

[Gompo]

Doofus said:

Apart from all the stonechips

Yes I nearly mentioned to ignore the ones on the splitter, somewhat inevitable though! It did look great, I'm not sure if it's 'local' but I've not seen it before. A similar age Accord Coupe has emerged locally too, in almost comparable condition. Nice to see, for me anyway.

[Pericoloso]

[Dapster]

Late model C123



LHD XJS. Looked like a US spec car (high level brake light on the rear boot lid) although it had the Euro headlights.

[TR4man]

A nice Moggie outside my daughter's house in the big smoke.



...and then we called into the Ace and these two were parked outside.

[TR4man]

Dapster said:

Late model C123

I love those 123 Coupes and because I'm nosy looked this one up on Cazana - it looks very well for 357,000 miles!

[tog]

rene7 said:

This week - Looked OK, normally these give Italians a race - for rusting to dust
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Carlos F was nowhere to be seen

Marlborough high street today

[Gompo]

rene7 said:

This week - Looked OK, normally these give Italians a race - for rusting to dust

You think? I know they have a few rust traps but compared to many there's a remarkable amount at high miles and in daily use.

[Pericoloso]

Gompo said:

rene7 said:

This week - Looked OK, normally these give Italians a race - for rusting to dust

You think? I know they have a few rust traps but compared to many there's a remarkable amount at high miles and in daily use.

The newest c900 is now c24yo and I rarely see any about.

1993 L should be the last registered ,unless left in storage for a bit.

[aeropilot]

Gompo said:

rene7 said:

This week - Looked OK, normally these give Italians a race - for rusting to dust

You think? I know they have a few rust traps but compared to many there's a remarkable amount at high miles and in daily use.

Agreed, they do have a few known rust traps, but to say they give Italians a race for rusting to dust is frankly, bks.

[Gompo]

Pericoloso said:

The newest c900 is now c24yo and I rarely see any about.

1993 L should be the last registered ,unless left in storage for a bit.

I agree they're not exactly flooding the streets, but what comparable cars do you see more of? E30s perhaps? Maybe Volvo 740s, and I'm fairly sure back in the day E30 sales were far higher than any Saabs.

[SydneyBridge]

Absolutely love this

[Horsetan]

SydneyBridge said:

Absolutely love this

Fiat 500 Giardiniera, with suicide doors. There's a white one half-hidden in a garage in Ealing, and has been sitting there the best part of a decade.

[Pericoloso]

A few from today at Brooklands.





3 different bumper styles fr n r on 3 914s.


Early 928S


SM,Elan,DS.





Golden brown colour a lot nicer than my pic can show.






Cost in,by the brother of the Cos of Cosworth.


Unusual two tone CSI,
Works quite well,even in brown.

[RDMcG]

[Pothole]

Luton reg. on that 'snoot...possible factory car?

[4rephill]

tog said:

Marlborough high street today

"Taxi to the curb please!"

Clarkson, Hammond and May managed to park their cheap Italian supercars better than that whilst pratting around for the cameras!

[Pericoloso]

A few more.




Quite early TR7