what counts as a classic, or just interesting?
what counts as a classic, or just interesting?
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Upatdawn

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2,202 posts

178 months

Monday 18th March 2013
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Edited by Upatdawn on Monday 18th March 19:29

interloper

2,747 posts

285 months

Monday 18th March 2013
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Lets be honest one man's classic is another man's Morris Ital. The problem with the term classic car, is for some people, it has to be a design classic, were as for others a classic is simply an old car.

At least it falls into the interesting category, personally I like Ginettas (especially cheap ones like that model!) but I also like mini Marcoses, Gems, Midas cars, Clans, Gilberns, Bonds, Scimitars and various other assorted plastic toys so I am possibly biased.

quiraing

1,649 posts

169 months

Monday 18th March 2013
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Looks like he got into a young lady's pants all the same - they're lying by the side of the road.

Spitfire2

1,968 posts

216 months

Monday 18th March 2013
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quiraing said:
Looks like he got into a young lady's pants all the same - they're lying by the side of the road.
http://www.specsavers.co.uk/

Doofus

34,549 posts

203 months

Monday 18th March 2013
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quiraing said:
Looks like he got into a young lady's pants all the same - they're lying by the side of the road.
Mmmm. Cheese-and-oniony....

Upatdawn

Original Poster:

2,202 posts

178 months

Monday 18th March 2013
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quiraing said:
Looks like he got into a young lady's pants all the same - they're lying by the side of the road.
pants maybe but young? lady?....not sure there

but it would explain the damp patches on the bonnet

sprocketman01

99 posts

240 months

Monday 18th March 2013
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interloper said:
At least it falls into the interesting category, personally I like Ginettas (especially cheap ones like that model!) but I also like mini Marcoses, Gems, Midas cars, Clans, Gilberns, Bonds, Scimitars and various other assorted plastic toys so I am possibly biased.
Well someone had to.........

coppice

9,744 posts

174 months

Tuesday 19th March 2013
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And he's not alone - as a former Clan Crusader owner I have to show some solidarity. A car which, incidentally , made the equivalent MGs and Triumphs feel like the antiques they were....

onomatopoeia

3,526 posts

247 months

Tuesday 19th March 2013
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coppice said:
And he's not alone - as a former Clan Crusader owner I have to show some solidarity. A car which, incidentally , made the equivalent MGs and Triumphs feel like the antiques they were....
Likewise



(currently awaiting me finding the time to put it back together)

slomax

7,282 posts

222 months

Tuesday 19th March 2013
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I have a "thing" for the Toyota Sera at the moment.

It's just so quirky and unusual.

I'd definitely consider getting one if I had the cash.

at the moment they are still relatively cheap ranging from £600-£4k but most seem to be around the £1500-£3000 mark.

surely the prices will go up eventually??

just me?






Marvib

528 posts

176 months

Wednesday 20th March 2013
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Never heard of a toyota sera before, its certainly a bit different smile

Ps that model in the 1st picture, is she a bit BOBFOC?

slomax

7,282 posts

222 months

Wednesday 20th March 2013
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Marvib said:
that model in the 1st picture, is she a bit BOBFOC?
yes

you'd certainly need to double bag it.....

Roy C

4,215 posts

314 months

Wednesday 20th March 2013
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Marvib said:
Never heard of a toyota sera before, its certainly a bit different smile

Ps that model in the 1st picture, is she a bit BOBFOC?
AFAIK the Sera was personal import only. So probably an acquired taste, like the model. paperbag