Parking Next to the Same Model

[SpudLink]

Vanin said:

They were just having a quiet snog!

Funny you should say that, because reading this thread makes it seem as as though there is some sort of car breeding program going on.

Some interesting other cars in that photo.

[DanielSan]

StuntmanMike said:

Subaru tree? Do they grow them?

Some slightly lucky timing at a mates garage, WR1 in for a clutch, my blob eye in for service, mates cars are the silver and blue ones and the classic belongs to one of their gf's

[LordGrover]

SpudLink said:

Some interesting other cars in that photo.

Is that a Type 14 Lotus Elite?

[SpudLink]

LordGrover said:

SpudLink said:

Some interesting other cars in that photo.

Is that a Type 14 Lotus Elite?

The silver car on the right must be an Elite.

[ol]

alecescolme said:

Cliftonite said:

ol said:

I thought I was the only loser who did this...







It even finds its distant cousin parked next to it sometimes

Shame about the number plate.

Shame about the comment.

Yes, Cliftonite likes to stalk me and post photos of my cars in the "What crappy personalised plates have you seen recently?" thread. He lives a wild, crazy life filled with excitement and adventure... And by that I mean retirement and old busses.

Edited by ol on Wednesday 7th January 22:14

[Cliftonite]

ol said:

Yes, Cliftonite likes to stalk me and post photos of my cars in the "What crappy personalised plates have you seen recently?" thread. He lives a wild, crazy life filled with excitement and adventure... And by that I mean retirement and old busses.

Edited by ol on Wednesday 7th January 22:14

Buses. It's "buses".

[ol]

Cliftonite said:

Buses. It's "buses".

"In 21st-century English, buses is the preferred plural of the noun bus. Busses appears occasionally, and dictionaries list it as a secondary spelling, but it’s been out of favor for over a century. This is true in all main varieties of English."

I'm old school.

[Garett]

This was a few years ago now. Mine was the white XS.

[Cliftonite]

ol said:

Cliftonite said:

Buses. It's "buses".

"In 21st-century English, buses is the preferred plural of the noun bus. Busses appears occasionally, and dictionaries list it as a secondary spelling, but it’s been out of favor for over a century. This is true in all main varieties of English."

I'm old school.

Thank you for that.

But it's "favour".

[ol]

Cliftonite said:

Thank you for that.

But it's "favour".

I was quoting. See? Favor is the preferred American spelling. Anyway, less bickering and more car photos please

Edited by ol on Wednesday 7th January 23:07

[MattN44]

Guilty on more than one occasion

[Cliftonite]

There appears to be something badly wrong with the suspension on your car.

[DannyScene]

Cliftonite said:

There appears to be something badly wrong with the suspension on your car.

Oh not this bullst again

[billzeebub]

I have to admit I have occasionally been known to practice this strange coupling! If I have a collectors/enthusiasts type car. For example, from my current fleet I wouldn't do this with my Boxster or A1 as most people driving one just see it as a rather nice car. They usually wouldn't have interest in others cars of the same model. However, when I am in the Corrado VR6, if I see another I will often park next to it and have a look. I also know that 9 times out of 10 the owner will come back and be interested in my car, it will probably brighten their day just as much. As a rare, older specialist car it is now mainly driven by very enthusiastic owners club members.

[Vanin]

[braddo]

Cliftonite said:

There appears to be something badly wrong with the suspension on your car.

The driver's seat also.

[LordGrover]

Vanin said:

[iva cosworth]

There's at least 5 MGs in that shot too.

[lowdrag]

It can have catastrophic consequences! School fees are killing me:0

[Muddle238]

Also carrying the same type of load in the back