COOL CLASSIC CAR SPOTTERS POST!!! Vol 2
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Impasse said:
OffRhode? You need a Land Rover, but not just any Land Rover. You need a roofless 109 with polished body panels instead of paint. It was like a chrome wrap but without the wrap or the chrome.
The 109 looks too long topless (And the big girls blouse has still got the screen up too! )The shorter wheelbase Land Rovers suit it better! - A mate had an 88 canvas top with massive off road tyres years ago which we stripped down to no roof, half doors and windscreen down [seemed like a good idea at the time! ], one roasting hot Sunday. It bounced around like a kangaroo over the bumps in the road, was as windy as hell, and we ate a fair few bugs as we drove along, but it was an absolute hoot!
JimmyJam said:
I saw it on Eutotunnel back from LeMans last night, had 2 other modded Allegros with it. Utterly fantastic
I passed them on my way back from France just before Le Mans , they were heading south as I was travelling north , the did indeed look great , and stood out from the lines of porches and bentleys 4rephill said:
Impasse said:
OffRhode? You need a Land Rover, but not just any Land Rover. You need a roofless 109 with polished body panels instead of paint. It was like a chrome wrap but without the wrap or the chrome.
The 109 looks too long topless (And the big girls blouse has still got the screen up too! )The shorter wheelbase Land Rovers suit it better! - A mate had an 88 canvas top with massive off road tyres years ago which we stripped down to no roof, half doors and windscreen down [seemed like a good idea at the time! ], one roasting hot Sunday. It bounced around like a kangaroo over the bumps in the road, was as windy as hell, and we ate a fair few bugs as we drove along, but it was an absolute hoot!
lowdrag said:
Here a couple for you. A most wonderful completely original Aston Martin DB5, rust bubbles, ageing chrome and parked in the press area at Le Mans last week.
I saw something similar the other day - an E-type roadster, one family owner from new, rusty door bottoms and generally used air about it. Much as I love a nice clean car, there's something about well-used that looks good.uk66fastback said:
67Dino said:
You don't think he took it out for a blast and just caught in one of the sudden downpours we get nowadays? (btw, I like your Mustang, uk66fastback, very nice)
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