Classics dwarfed by moderns
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Flying Phil said:
Well I had a Sprite in my 20's and now have the SLK in my 70's.....but I don't think my size has gone up quite as much!
It’s not the Sprite against the SLK that is the most amazing... it’s the Sprite against the Jazz... surely the 50s/60s equivalent was a Mini! I used to park my ‘68 Cooper next to my Dad’s ‘68 Sprite and I promise the height differential was nowhere near the Sprite versus the Jazz! Drooles said:
It’s not the Sprite against the SLK that is the most amazing... it’s the Sprite against the Jazz... surely the 50s/60s equivalent was a Mini! I used to park my ‘68 Cooper next to my Dad’s ‘68 Sprite and I promise the height differential was nowhere near the Sprite versus the Jazz!
What strikes me when I drive my MX5 NA, that you are at lower doors height from almost every other car when you look out of the side window...a8hex said:
I read that the other way around
Wow that's gross just how bloated the new cars have become. I think that photo really brings home the message of this thread
Classics dwarfed by moderns.
Yes, I agree. That 944 photo really shows just how ridiculous the size of some cars have become. Wow that's gross just how bloated the new cars have become. I think that photo really brings home the message of this thread
Classics dwarfed by moderns.
Doofus said:
Yertis said:
The 328 is parked further back in its slot isn't it. But easily the best looking.
It's a 308, not a 328. (At least I didn't declare it to be a 288...)
Yertis said:
Doofus said:
Yertis said:
The 328 is parked further back in its slot isn't it. But easily the best looking.
It's a 308, not a 328. (At least I didn't declare it to be a 288...)
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