Its amazing what you find out and about in the countryside
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Hi there,
Don't know about anyone else but whenever I am travelling across the UK I love coming to little towns and villages that look like they are stuck in a timewarp.
These little hamlets always have quaint petrol stations/garages that usually contain the odd classic car. There is even one not far from home that has a light aircraft parked in his workshop next to the MOT ramp. What makes it even stranger is the fact the nearest airstrip must be 20 miles away.
Anyway I was out and about heading to see a client today in Staffordshire when I passed a little petrol station/garage. I glanced in the window as I drove past and a flash of yellow caught my eye. I found somewhere to stop, parked the car and had a walk back up the road.
Imagine my suprise when I saw this: -

Now I have seen a few of these in my time and I am pretty confident this was the real deal and not a replica. Certainly the wheels and bodywork looked correct. The car did not have any number plates on it and it did look a little tired (poss due to the dirty roads recently). Car was left hand drive and had a black interior complete with Lamborghini embossed in the headrests.
Still in shock, love the Diablo and it is always a special day when I see one.
Anyone know this car ??
Regards
Tim
Don't know about anyone else but whenever I am travelling across the UK I love coming to little towns and villages that look like they are stuck in a timewarp.
These little hamlets always have quaint petrol stations/garages that usually contain the odd classic car. There is even one not far from home that has a light aircraft parked in his workshop next to the MOT ramp. What makes it even stranger is the fact the nearest airstrip must be 20 miles away.

Anyway I was out and about heading to see a client today in Staffordshire when I passed a little petrol station/garage. I glanced in the window as I drove past and a flash of yellow caught my eye. I found somewhere to stop, parked the car and had a walk back up the road.
Imagine my suprise when I saw this: -

Now I have seen a few of these in my time and I am pretty confident this was the real deal and not a replica. Certainly the wheels and bodywork looked correct. The car did not have any number plates on it and it did look a little tired (poss due to the dirty roads recently). Car was left hand drive and had a black interior complete with Lamborghini embossed in the headrests.
Still in shock, love the Diablo and it is always a special day when I see one.
Anyone know this car ??
Regards
Tim
Edited by autofocus on Monday 12th November 21:20
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