COOL CLASSIC CAR SPOTTERS POST!!! Vol 2

[TR4man]

At Sleap Aerodrome this morning.

Apparently run at Snetterton last weekend and came 1st.

Does 120mph in second!







With the back seat out, you can see the chain linkage, dynamo and fuel tank.

[anonymous-user]

Unsure what this is.



Early 356 A T2 Reutter 1958 (from information in the window).



Fantastic 600!

[pomodori]

Trexthedinosaur said:

Unsure what this is.
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A Tatra ,I think.

[RATATTAK]

pomodori said:

A Tatra ,I think.

Yea Tatra 603 ... rear air-cooled V8 hemi (with a split rear window)

What's not to like ?

Edited by RATATTAK on Sunday 24th September 14:55

[S47]

Spotted in Cowbridge earlier, Shame there were so many modern saloons parked - rather spoilt the whole occasion
Here's my Fav's:-
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Great variety of classics

[anonymous-user]

Pothole said:

Could you see how much actual metal is left in that X1/9?

It actually looks very sound but I admit I haven't had a good poke around - well priced at 3k I think

[Roy C]

TR4man said:

At Sleap Aerodrome this morning.

Apparently run at Snetterton last weekend and came 1st.

Does 120mph in second!







With the back seat out, you can see the chain linkage, dynamo and fuel tank.

Iain Stewart's 1929 Morgan Super Aero. These little vintage machines are indecently quick.

[Yertis]

S47 said:

Spotted in Cowbridge earlier, Shame there were so many modern saloons parked - rather spoilt the whole occasion
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Great variety of classics

At least one of which has been covered up with a giant pink kiss.

[TR4man]

Roy C said:

TR4man said:

At Sleap Aerodrome this morning.

Apparently run at Snetterton last weekend and came 1st.

Does 120mph in second!







With the back seat out, you can see the chain linkage, dynamo and fuel tank.

Iain Stewart's 1929 Morgan Super Aero. These little vintage machines are indecently quick.

Yes, that's the chap. He was very gracious when I and three TVR owners saw him park up. He took the time to show us over the car, took out the back rests to explained the chain drive. His partner/wife went on to say that she owned a Griffith 500 for 15 years before selling it last year. Apparently that little Morgan they have raced all over Europe with great success.

[S47]

A few more from Cowbridge earlier:-
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Good event - much better than sitting in a muddy field like most Classic shows.

[Blown2CV]

Roy C said:

TR4man said:

At Sleap Aerodrome this morning.

Apparently run at Snetterton last weekend and came 1st.

Does 120mph in second!







With the back seat out, you can see the chain linkage, dynamo and fuel tank.

Iain Stewart's 1929 Morgan Super Aero. These little vintage machines are indecently quick.

when you say back seat...

[TR4man]

Yes, I meant "seat back" - which seemed to consist of a 1/2 inch thick piece of board with a covering of leather of the most minimal padding!

[RESSE]

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Edited by RESSE on Wednesday 27th September 09:50

[rene7]

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The bus brought back bad memories - when I was a small child [circa late 1950's]I was visiting my Nan's with my mum, to get there we had to go up a steep hill, well we were in a service bus just like this one, and to get up the hill we had to get off the bus at the bottom of the hill and walk up - the driver said the bus wouldn't make it up there with all the passengers on board!!
Worst bit was of course was it was Pissing down with sleet and rain, I got drenched and had a very bad dose of the Flu as a result - always hated these busses from then on

[Tubes63]

Apologies for the dodgy backseat photo but saw this on the way to Heathrow and thought it was pretty cool:

[Stickyfinger]

Original Chapron $$$

[Composer62]

Tubes63 said:

Apologies for the dodgy backseat photo but saw this on the way to Heathrow and thought it was pretty cool:

Very cool indeed. I actually saw one when I was on holiday in Tuscany a couple of weeks ago .. didn't have a camera handy though

[Cliftonite]

[Cliftonite]

[PomBstard]