Classics left to die/rotting pics - Vol 2
Discussion
Iva Barchetta said:
Tried to check the car out but I think the first digit has fallen off the plate....LOL
I then tried all possible digits and it didn't work.
It has stayed local, plate is Stockport up to 1974. Photo was taken North Manchester area. I then tried all possible digits and it didn't work.
Edited by Iva Barchetta on Saturday 13th February 20:04
Harry3099 said:
Does anybody know of any interesting yards of rotting classics anywhere near the midlands? Or at least just a few rotting classics in one place?
I am currently doing an A-Level art project studying abandoned cars and I need to photograph some to work from
Thanks guys!!
RAF Folkingham? Over towards Lincolnshire way - old RAF base covered in rotting vehicles. More heavy machinery than cars though.I am currently doing an A-Level art project studying abandoned cars and I need to photograph some to work from
Thanks guys!!
nicanary said:
Hooli said:
Weren't they Magnum-powered? I know the doors and screen came from the MG Midget.This is a 1984 Panther Kallista, the later Ford-based version, with a V6 2.8 engine.
DVLA says Tax due 29 November 1996, so it's been "resting" a while.
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