Classics left to die/rotting pics - Vol 2
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uk66fastback said:
Spotted today. Some ol’ Bugbus with a Volvo next to it sharing the front garden …
The far side of the bus was far, far worse than this ‘clean’ side …
Zippee said:
Edited by Dapster on Sunday 27th June 08:48
Dapster said:
uk66fastback said:
Spotted today. Some ol’ Bugbus with a Volvo next to it sharing the front garden …
The far side of the bus was far, far worse than this ‘clean’ side …
Zippee said:
Edited by Dapster on Sunday 27th June 08:48
Longnose said:
Just to show pedantry is alive and well on PH, I believe it's a 1964 Biscayne. The model name position inside an indent on the rear wing looks like 1964. The '63 was different in that area.
I spent about an hour on Thursday boning up on the evolution of Ford Galaxie tail-light clusters
I'm not even that interested in Ford Galaxies.
Yertis said:
Longnose said:
Just to show pedantry is alive and well on PH, I believe it's a 1964 Biscayne. The model name position inside an indent on the rear wing looks like 1964. The '63 was different in that area.
I spent about an hour on Thursday boning up on the evolution of Ford Galaxie tail-light clusters
I'm not even that interested in Ford Galaxies.
I drove past a factory unit out in the Fens where a ‘broken-backed’ TR7 was on a forklift … managed to get a pic of a couple of other cars a bit further down from the unit, Mk1 Cortina four-door and another TR7 drophead like the first one … no idea what’s happening with these ones.
The Triumph is SORN’d and the MoT ran out in 2012.
This house is typical of ones out in the Fens. Old Transit needing work and what looks like a piece of Jodrell Bank the far side of the garage. I can guarantee this will be the same view in 10 years’ time.
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