Great British Cars often forgotten

[Andrew Gray]

oliverb205 said:

Paul has just got in before I was about to post this photo taken at Gaydon last month. When did you last see 3 Pipers together?

Oliver.

Good one Oliver I did not get a chance to look at them
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piper_Cars

[Andrew Gray]

Well its over on the other thread so needs to be here looks fun

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GN_(car)


Andrew

[Andrew Gray]

nicanary said:

dudleybloke said:

I've not seen many Humbers over the years.

You need to pop over to Hull and see Allan Marshall.

Cool collection my parents had a Humber at there wedding

[Andrew Gray]

oliverb205 said:

Andrew Gray said:

nicanary said:

dudleybloke said:

I've not seen many Humbers over the years.

You need to pop over to Hull and see Allan Marshall.

Cool collection my parents had a Humber at there wedding

Well that isn't a Humber Andrew, it's an Austin J 40. And something else I quite fancy...

Oliver.

No Oliver But Allan Marshal has it to go along with the wedding cars that they hire out Mostly Humbers

[Andrew Gray]

BraveSirRobin said:

Marcos Mantis anyone?

Die-cast model sold much better than the real thing!

No Thanks

[Andrew Gray]

dryden said:

Diva GT

Yes Please though
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diva_(car_manufactur...
Andrew

[Andrew Gray]

spoodler said:

Is Scotland a part of Great Britain, or do I need to keep up with current political developments? Anyhow, the Argyll...

Its allowed at the moment can always be deleted at the appropriate time

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argyll_(car)
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[Andrew Gray]

Roy C said:

Still in active service.

Now that is cool
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[Andrew Gray]

Mr. Magoo said:

Lagonda....this ones mine. Aston make a few from time to time.

Wow guys these are stunning thanks
Andrew

[Andrew Gray]

dryden said:

We had the Roots Asp , how about the TVR Tina, ( photo courtesy of Andrew Gray ) I am surprised you missed this one Andrew :-)

Very true loosing my touch that's presuming I ever had it
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[Andrew Gray]

Mr Tidy said:

Just noticed this thread now it's been resurrected.

So maybe this qualifies, a Gordon-Keeble from 1965. I believe it's Number 48 of 99 - but rumour has it whoever bought what was left when they stopped trading made No. 100 from the left-over bits!

Beautiful