Classics left to die/rotting pics - Vol 2
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Hooli said:
TR4man said:
Hopefully they washed away in the floods.McAndy said:
Mellow Yellow said:
Hooli said:
P2DJX said:
It grinds my gears when people keep quoting time after time after time after time - yeh we have seen the quote , we have seen the pictures, we don't need to see them being quoted on every new post.
I agree 


Colonial said:
McAndy said:
Mellow Yellow said:
Hooli said:
P2DJX said:
It grinds my gears when people keep quoting time after time after time after time - yeh we have seen the quote , we have seen the pictures, we don't need to see them being quoted on every new post.
I agree 


Hooli said:
Colonial said:
McAndy said:
Mellow Yellow said:
Hooli said:
P2DJX said:
It grinds my gears when people keep quoting time after time after time after time - yeh we have seen the quote , we have seen the pictures, we don't need to see them being quoted on every new post.
I agree 




Saw this yesterday, on a commuting route I sometimes use. Never seen it before!
As you can see the MG is the wrong wide of the hedge from the road. What you can't see is that behind the camera is a river, that flooded, massively a few weeks ago.
I just thought - it's been washed out of someone's garden, yard or a riverside tip.
No answer from nearby house, so took pics to note the number.
Licence on windscreen expired 1993, several holed panels, goodness knows what its like underneath, but inside its reasonable, compared to the rest.
Oh, Ho! Can I claim it, if no one else does? It's been there at least a fortnight, since the floods.
DVLA had no record of that MG with that number.
So rang local police station, making clear that I'd like first refusal; before it was scrapped.
And expected to hear nothing for weeks.
The very next day, call from Police - we've identified the owner, he knows its there, it's on private land (so don't go and nick it, sonny) and it will be removed asap!
I still don't know if it was washed away, but it would have been a basket case, anyway, I fear.
John
Good effort John, but looks like it's spares only - just uneconomic to repair really - decent ones aren't even that much to buy relatively. Not gone up a great deal in the 30 years since I restored one and sold it straight after. (It was only 12 years old and rotten to the core) ... roadster though not a GT.
Every now and then here in Beijing, you'll see something that will stop you dead in your tracks as a pistonhead. For me it was seeing this Evo 5 RS abandoned in the Worker's Stadium, basically the nightlife center of the city. Now I admit this is not a classic in the sense of a series-1 911, but there are literally only a handful of these legacy Evos in the whole country, so it's s real goddam shame...
Anyways some more pics on Rare_Cars_China on Instagram (Blatent self-promotion right there)

Anyways some more pics on Rare_Cars_China on Instagram (Blatent self-promotion right there)

Edited by ali_khl on Saturday 30th January 14:15
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