Classics left to die/rotting pics - Vol 2

Classics left to die/rotting pics - Vol 2

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Tyre Smoke

23,018 posts

261 months

Thursday 18th November 2021
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Yes, but a P5B Coupé is a thing of abject beauty inside and out.

SilverHarrier

217 posts

164 months

Saturday 27th November 2021
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Spotted these two when i was out and about yesterday..


Mutley00

264 posts

123 months

Saturday 27th November 2021
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uk66fastback

16,539 posts

271 months

Saturday 27th November 2021
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No MoT since 2010 … ripe for a modern resto …

Tim Reaper

4,404 posts

79 months

Saturday 27th November 2021
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SilverHarrier said:
Might be stating the obvious but that has taken a vandal's kicking , the bonnet isn't pushed in and the bumper is mostly intact but all the lights are broken .

Been without MOT for 11 years ,in 10 days time .

A.J.M

7,908 posts

186 months

Sunday 28th November 2021
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This used to sit behind the 405 on the driveway.

Now it’s moved to under the car port of the neighbours.

An unusual one to have survived.

uk66fastback

16,539 posts

271 months

Monday 29th November 2021
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A 2005 Maserati Quattroporte that has sat in our road for two months without moving. It’s got no MoT or tax on it … and has previous advisories for subframe corrosion hence its inclusion here. The owner lives a few doors down and it used to be on his drive.


pubrunner

432 posts

83 months

Wednesday 1st December 2021
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Hi All,

I spotted these just yesterday.

My best guess, is that the one closest to the hedge, is a Jaguar or possibly, a Daimler.

Not sure about the other one though . . . . . . . any thoughts ?








CharlesdeGaulle

26,265 posts

180 months

Wednesday 1st December 2021
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pubrunner said:
Hi All,


Not sure about the other one though . . . . . . . any thoughts ?
That'll be dead easy for some of the ninjas on here. They'll give you model, year and designer's inside leg measurement before you know it.

KP328

1,812 posts

195 months

Wednesday 1st December 2021
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pubrunner said:
Hi All,

I spotted these just yesterday.

My best guess, is that the one closest to the hedge, is a Jaguar or possibly, a Daimler.

Not sure about the other one though . . . . . . . any thoughts ?
The tractor looks very similar to one me and my mate use to drive about the farm so it could be a Ferguson TE20.

nicanary

9,795 posts

146 months

Wednesday 1st December 2021
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Lea Francis 14hp ?

fourfoldroot

590 posts

155 months

Wednesday 1st December 2021
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This one definitely hasn’t moved for a while. Not sure if it is a 3500.

Its Just Adz

14,080 posts

209 months

Wednesday 1st December 2021
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Forgotten S500.
Also, I had those exact wheels on a mk3 golf.


MuscleSedan

1,550 posts

175 months

Wednesday 1st December 2021
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uk66fastback said:


Courtesy of BookFace

uk66fastback

16,539 posts

271 months

Thursday 2nd December 2021
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Proof that someone loved it once …

Jader1973

3,991 posts

200 months

Thursday 2nd December 2021
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MuscleSedan said:
uk66fastback said:


Courtesy of BookFace
Slowly returning to the original colour!

4rephill

5,040 posts

178 months

Thursday 2nd December 2021
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uk66fastback said:
A 2005 Maserati Quattroporte that has sat in our road for two months without moving. It’s got no MoT or tax on it … and has previous advisories for subframe corrosion hence its inclusion here. The owner lives a few doors down and it used to be on his drive.

2005 - A classic? confused

Mr Tidy

22,325 posts

127 months

Friday 3rd December 2021
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4rephill said:
2005 - A classic? confused
Maybe not, but surely one of "Yesterday's Heroes"?

Dapster

6,932 posts

180 months

Friday 3rd December 2021
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A.J.M said:


This used to sit behind the 405 on the driveway.

Now it’s moved to under the car port of the neighbours.

An unusual one to have survived.
Is the 405 a fancy pants Mi 16? I drove one of those for a few days back when they were new - what a fantastic car. Supple, brilliant ride, very tight handling and strong engine. Only cornflake box build quality let the side down a bit but otherwise a top effort.

P5BNij

15,875 posts

106 months

Friday 3rd December 2021
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4rephill said:
uk66fastback said:
A 2005 Maserati Quattroporte that has sat in our road for two months without moving. It’s got no MoT or tax on it … and has previous advisories for subframe corrosion hence its inclusion here. The owner lives a few doors down and it used to be on his drive.

2005 - A classic? confused
I wonder if it needs a new clutch, it can be an expensive job on these 2003 - 2007 due-select QPVs so it may have been left until the owner can afford to get it done.