COOL CLASSIC CAR SPOTTERS POST! (Vol 3)
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Stick Legs said:
Saw this Alpina in Sainsbury s Newhaven.
I m guessing it s a replica.
But even so it s very faithful & it had Alpina stiched seats, so presumably lots pf parts from a genuine car.
Cool nonetheless.
Probably an Alpina B2.5 - built by Sytner to their own recipe, rather than in Buchloe, but not a replica as such.I m guessing it s a replica.
But even so it s very faithful & it had Alpina stiched seats, so presumably lots pf parts from a genuine car.
Cool nonetheless.
TCEvo said:
daqinggregg said:
I am partial to a MKI/MKII Granny 2 door saloon/sedan, look so much better than the coupe, esp. coke bottle, with overly fussy design.
Sad though it may sound, there s some nice looking cars in that car park.
The gorgeous 240Z is sporting some very beefy sidewall a style much favoured by the Americans?
Image 3 far left, what next to the blue 2002, first thoughts looked like the rear of an XM, until I spotted the steering wheel.
Nice variety there, thank you for sharing.
daqinggregg said:
Extra car park pictures, what s not to like especially when the car park in question is pre 95.
The gorgeous 240Z is sporting some very beefy sidewall a style much favoured by the Americans?
Image 3 far left, what next to the blue 2002, first thoughts looked like the rear of an XM, until I spotted the steering wheel.
Nice variety there, thank you for sharing.
Last few:The gorgeous 240Z is sporting some very beefy sidewall a style much favoured by the Americans?
Image 3 far left, what next to the blue 2002, first thoughts looked like the rear of an XM, until I spotted the steering wheel.
Nice variety there, thank you for sharing.
TCEvo said:
Turbobanana said:
Usually I'd have taken a pic - I had a quick look at it, but then got distracted by a Citroen CX Prestige. 
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