THE AWARD FOR THE BEST REAR END..........

[dinkel]

Just a grasp of booty from sunday 10th's KR:


I'm not a Morgan fan but you've to admit this rear is rather stylish. Note the pencilholder on the dash.


Simple and decent proportions here, Healey 100/6.
Everyone comparing a Wiesmann to this is out of his mind. The W'mann was inspired by the Healey, but way further in developement and purpose.


Small Porkers had it right way back in the 60s. No power-drama, just an elegant phat Dzjerman galls arse.


US specced E 1.5. Look at those bumpers and the solution for the taillights. Tidy exhaust.


Gandini had it right with the Countach. LP400 over an LP5000S, but hey I'm not complaining 'bout this one. A flamespitter even at tick over: Prrrrr-pop-pop-prrrrrrrrrr-pop-pop-pop-prrrrrrrrrrrrr . . ."

[richb]

dc53 said:

richb said:

Kentish said:

...you could always look at the rear of one and see the rear of the car the lights were intended for but not the Chim and Cerb. A great effort from TVR

Started off as upside-down Ford Fiesta units...

you are thinking about the griffith, the griffith had upside down vauxhall cavalier rear lights, the chim and the cerb had fiesta light's fitted as normal.
on the later cerb's IE the lightweight's, and the red rose versions had the four dotted rear lights as standard, but on the lightweight the light conversion was just black.
Dan

Eh? I'm certainly not thinking about the Griffith - I've got one and know what lights I've got! So... the only thing I got wrong about the Chimp and Cerb is that they are the correct way up.

[Plotloss]

I have to admit I thought that it was a myth about the lights being upside down on the early chims and cerbs.

Later chims and cerbs have the LR Forward Control lenses.

[Marki]

Plotloss said:

I have to admit I thought that it was a myth about the lights being upside down on the early chims and cerbs.

Later chims and cerbs have the LR Forward Control lenses.

[djmojo]

[GTRene]

GTRene

[dinkel]

Bill Thomas' Cheetah

[GTRene]

yummie...miep miep roadrunner kind of car from a cartoon...realy cool Cheetah.

[zoidberg]

In the real world, I always had a soft spot for the clio v6

[M3John]

Haven't seen one of these in here yet....

[M3John]

How about this one, taken by my good self at the Goodwood Festival Of Speed last year...

[Agoogy]

911 turbo - 1978
911 RS with ducktail - 1972
911 RSR with wrap around
355 Ferrari
250 GTO
288 GTO
BMW Z1
Aston V8 Vantage the new one! prob my favourite
DB5
Delta Integrale
Laguna Sport Tourer!!

Definitely no TVR's, Zonda, Cortinas, Nobles, great cars, but not pretty from behind.

[tuffer]

M3John said:

How about this one, taken by my good self at the Goodwood Festival Of Speed last year...

Oooh what is that? Very pretty.

[M3John]

tuffer said:

[quote=M3John]
How about this one, taken by my good self at the Goodwood Festival Of Speed last year...


Oooh what is that? Very pretty.

Aston Martin.

[diddyman]

Quite partial to the rear end of my Pants

[M3John]

diddyman said:

Quite partial to the rear end of my Pants

Very nice and the view most will see no doubt

[flat_steve]

This, of course, is the final winner:



Ford GR-1.

[diddyman]

M3John said:

diddyman said:

Quite partial to the rear end of my Pants

Very nice and the view most will see no doubt

Only cos the brakes don't work properly so I can't stop!

[remal]

diddyman said:

Quite partial to the rear end of my Pants

was that car and yourself at the Thornfalcon show by Taunton last sunday. Cus I seen this car at the show


If it was not them what a fantastic car.

Edited by remal on Thursday 21st September 18:34

[diddyman]

remal said:

diddyman said:

Quite partial to the rear end of my Pants

was that car and yourself at the Thornfalcon show by Taunton last sunday. Cus I seen this car at the show


If it was not them what a fantastic car.

Edited by remal on Thursday 21st September 18:34

Nope, not me, I am afraid.

May have been Johnny Woods. His is the same colour...