Anybody like prewar fire engines? or a Jaguar SS?
Anybody like prewar fire engines? or a Jaguar SS?
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Notanotherturbo

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506 posts

236 months

Wednesday 8th November 2017
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Popped in to see an old friend today and they were sorting out their museum. While not really my thing his eclectic collection of all things transport built up over 50 years of hoarding is truly amazing. Hoping to do a proper photoshoot there sometime in the future. Has 17 classic fire engines, many other antique commercial vehicles, over 100 classic motorbikes including an AJP Porcupine and a Brough Superior with sidecar and an odd mix of cars including everything from coach built 50's Rolls Royces, a Jag SS, and an Alvis Roadster to a Viper and a TVR SEAC.




















steve2

1,861 posts

247 months

Wednesday 8th November 2017
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The SS looks stunning and I love old fire engines and buses, does he open his museum up?

steve2

1,861 posts

247 months

Wednesday 8th November 2017
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Brough Supieriors in excellent condition are worth a lot of money nowadays

Notanotherturbo

Original Poster:

506 posts

236 months

Wednesday 8th November 2017
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Usually has 1 open day a year. Think Broughs are @ 250k now without the side car - AJP worth a cool mill on its own though - one of 5 in the world :0)

x type

1,018 posts

219 months

Wednesday 8th November 2017
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Amazing what some people have in their back garden sheds

Roy C

4,213 posts

313 months

Thursday 9th November 2017
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Notanotherturbo said:
1939 SS Jaguar 100 3½-Litre, similar to Adrian Newey's 1938 car (below). Worth a bob or two.



StonetheCrows

769 posts

237 months

Thursday 9th November 2017
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Any details or pictures of the TVR SEAC ?