Lets see a picture of your classic(s)

[theadman]

...and at the current rate of use it could be as late as 2060 before the mileage clicks over to 56000!!

Lovely cars. My Dad had one until well into his 80s. Strangely when we sold that it had done 56000 miles.

[Martin350]

Notanotherturbo said:

Managed to get my Alpina 6 series back on the road this summer. A few moody pics :0)

I yearn to have this!

[PomBstard]

Martin350 said:

Notanotherturbo said:

Managed to get my Alpina 6 series back on the road this summer. A few moody pics :0)

I yearn to have this!

Agreed. E24 and E28 are two boxes yet to be ticked - have come close to both, but not quite found the right one at the right time.

Have been using mine for a bit of commuting recently - make use of a couple of specific parking spots that are wider than usual...

[JimmyJam]

Notanotherturbo said:

Managed to get my Alpina 6 series back on the road this summer. A few moody pics :0)

That is fantastic. On the list!

[rufusgti]

Freshly washed on freshly laid drive.

[GT6 Jonsey]

Doing the Club Triumph ten countries run in this at the mo

[427James]

Latest classic. Needs a bit of work...

[Simon BB]

Although not an original, still a classic imo!

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[Sardonicus]

Simon BB said:

Although not an original, still a classic imo!

I dont care absolutely stunning and just what a sports car should be powered by american iron IMO I can hear the induction noise from here

[Simon BB]

Thanks! She certainly sounds pretty crisp
.like I say whilst not an original she is a CAV turnkey car with a beautiful stainless steel monocoque chassis, 302 with quad 48 idf's and a getrag 6spd transaxle.........i can't ever remember using 6th gear! She's the true realisation of a boyhood dream

[Sardonicus]

Simon BB said:

Thanks! She certainly sounds pretty crisp
.like I say whilst not an original she is a CAV turnkey car with a beautiful stainless steel monocoque chassis, 302 with quad 48 idf's and a getrag 6spd transaxle.........i can't ever remember using 6th gear! She's the true realisation of a boyhood dream

It would certainly be mine just thinking of when they raced these with the BB FE series motors too makes my toes curl they must of been absolutely brutal back when men where men I guess and forearms like Popeye no doubt

[Stevie Mojo]

Simon BB said:

Beautiful.

[strummerville]

Navyatco said:

My 79 V8 saloon, just detailed.

Beautiful! Can't believe I'm the first to comment on your car...

[bertie]

strummerville said:

Navyatco said:

My 79 V8 saloon, just detailed.

Beautiful! Can't believe I'm the first to comment on your car...

I'll be second.....that's bloody lovely!

A proper classic, fabulous, enjoy!

[Bellini]

Simon BB said:

My son and I were admiring this on Sunday, as indeed were many others.

I was parked a few doors down from you.

[Horsetan]

Notanotherturbo said:

Managed to get my Alpina 6 series back on the road this summer. A few moody pics :0)

Used to own a "basic" 1983 635CSi Auto. Had it for 18 years. Mostly good fun, if you ignore the Karmann-patented corrosion and the stunningly-expensive outer panels.



Have also owned a 1973 VW K70L and a 1973 NSU Ro80. Recently bought this:







Six previous owners, but 79,000 miles in 29 years - it's hardly gone anywhere. Doesn't seem to be much wrong with it, either.

[Hugh Jarse]

Chicken staircase for the win. Lovely.