COOL CLASSIC CAR SPOTTERS POST!!! Vol 2
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psi310398 said:
I'm not sure this is old enough to count as a classic car but, in Hampstead yesterday, a second generation G50 Toyota Century:
276 hp worth of 5 litre V12 JDM goodness, with air suspension.
Awesome. A rare find outside of Japan. Basically like those huge French barges that only exist to drive around French politicians because anyone else who wants a big car will buy German, these only exist to drive around Japanese CEOs despite being just as luxurious.276 hp worth of 5 litre V12 JDM goodness, with air suspension.
Dapster said:
Continuing on the white Porsche theme.... this beauty was parked in traffic outside my office on Regent Street this morning
The owner might want to sort out the cars details with the DVLA:
They seem to think it has a 3400cc engine!
(I'm not saying it's a replica BTW - No '89 911/959 came with a 3400cc engine. The '89 911 turbo was close with a 3299cc single turbo engine, and all the 959's had 2848cc twin turbo engines)
Dr Interceptor said:
I found another pic of it on t'interwebs - the wheel arch gap looks all wrong to me
It never dawned on me that it may be a replica but that ride height looks terrible. It does have the flap on the rear wing to access to the dipstick and filler tube for the hydraulic fluid for ride-height adjustment, but it doesn't mean it isn't real.There are loads of pics of it "spotted" on the t'internet.
Dapster said:
Dr Interceptor said:
I found another pic of it on t'interwebs - the wheel arch gap looks all wrong to me
It never dawned on me that it may be a replica but that ride height looks terrible. It does have the flap on the rear wing to access to the dipstick and filler tube for the hydraulic fluid for ride-height adjustment, but it doesn't mean it isn't real.There are loads of pics of it "spotted" on the t'internet.
tali1 said:
Dapster said:
Dr Interceptor said:
I found another pic of it on t'interwebs - the wheel arch gap looks all wrong to me
It never dawned on me that it may be a replica but that ride height looks terrible. It does have the flap on the rear wing to access to the dipstick and filler tube for the hydraulic fluid for ride-height adjustment, but it doesn't mean it isn't real.There are loads of pics of it "spotted" on the t'internet.
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