COOL CLASSIC CAR SPOTTERS POST! (Vol 3)
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XOcette said:
Or you could turn it up to 12 as was done here in NZ:
There is also 13:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AvQpjHYR_Gg
Rumdoodle said:
Back in Damascus for the first time in a while
Landy. Or is it? Didn't get a close look but I saw something like this in the northwest last year and it was a slightly scaled down copy of the real thing.

I believe that Portugal had a Land Rover copy/rip-off in the 1980's, could be one of those?Landy. Or is it? Didn't get a close look but I saw something like this in the northwest last year and it was a slightly scaled down copy of the real thing.
Rumdoodle said:
Rumdoodle said:
NomduJour identified it as an Iranian-built Morattab. That's probably what the black one is too.Rumdoodle said:
Landy. Or is it? Didn't get a close look but I saw something like this in the northwest last year and it was a slightly scaled down copy of the real thing.

Initially, I thought it had three-stud wheels but the spacing doesn't seem to support that, so not sure how many. Dash cowl looks unusual.TarquinMX5 said:
Rumdoodle said:
Initially, I thought it had three-stud wheels but the spacing doesn't seem to support that, so not sure how many. Dash cowl looks unusual.They are Spanish, I'd guess we are looking at one of those.
Rob 131 Sport said:
I saw this Audi 100 today in Lanzarote. These were great cars back in the day and this one s a Quattro no less.

That's lovely. A couple of years ago I saw one of these for sale fitted with Fuchs alloys, and I rather regret not buying it. Space, funds, time and common sense always against me.Rob 131 Sport said:
I saw this Audi 100 today in Lanzarote. These were great cars back in the day and this one s a Quattro no less.

I know you know your Audi's Rob so I'd not challenge that that is a 100 - the extra reflectors though were a feature only on the 200 as standard but people did fit them aftermarket on the 100.The "Quattro" script picked out in the rear window heater element was always a geek spot back in the day!
Dapster said:
I know you know your Audi's Rob so I'd not challenge that that is a 100 - the extra reflectors though were a feature only on the 200 as standard but people did fit them aftermarket on the 100.
The "Quattro" script picked out in the rear window heater element was always a geek spot back in the day!
Didn't the 100 CS and Sport have full width reflectors too?The "Quattro" script picked out in the rear window heater element was always a geek spot back in the day!
hiccy18 said:
Couple of bargetastic 80s spots today. More appropriate here than the left to rot thread I think.
Pair of French fancies:

When was the last time you saw a Tagora? Possibly never!

Was pondering the other day Audi taking over NSU then taking a decade to improve on the Ro80.
In terms of impact and styling I'm not sure they ever have.It's mainly remembered for its smooth , but troublesome wankel power and clutchless gearchange. But its legacy is seen in almost every premium Greman car - that amazing styling . I drive one once and after Dad's Triumph Vitesse it was like a portal to the future Pair of French fancies:
When was the last time you saw a Tagora? Possibly never!
Was pondering the other day Audi taking over NSU then taking a decade to improve on the Ro80.
Doofus said:
Dapster said:
I know you know your Audi's Rob so I'd not challenge that that is a 100 - the extra reflectors though were a feature only on the 200 as standard but people did fit them aftermarket on the 100.
The "Quattro" script picked out in the rear window heater element was always a geek spot back in the day!
Didn't the 100 CS and Sport have full width reflectors too?The "Quattro" script picked out in the rear window heater element was always a geek spot back in the day!

The 200 had the amber and red trim like the car in Rob's pic

hiccy18 said:
Couple of bargetastic 80s spots today. More appropriate here than the left to rot thread I think.
Pair of French fancies:

When was the last time you saw a Tagora? Possibly never!

Was pondering the other day Audi taking over NSU then taking a decade to improve on the Ro80.
Maybe Audi were more preoccupied with kicking VW into shape rather than them still spewing out more air cooled models that were well past their sell buy date? Pair of French fancies:
When was the last time you saw a Tagora? Possibly never!
Was pondering the other day Audi taking over NSU then taking a decade to improve on the Ro80.

hiccy18 said:
Couple of bargetastic 80s spots today. More appropriate here than the left to rot thread I think.
Pair of French fancies:

These have both recently arrived in the country, they may have been previously but they're definitely not left to die at the moment. Although admittedly I think one might be a spares car for the other.Pair of French fancies:
Dapster said:
Doofus said:
Dapster said:
I know you know your Audi's Rob so I'd not challenge that that is a 100 - the extra reflectors though were a feature only on the 200 as standard but people did fit them aftermarket on the 100.
The "Quattro" script picked out in the rear window heater element was always a geek spot back in the day!
Didn't the 100 CS and Sport have full width reflectors too?The "Quattro" script picked out in the rear window heater element was always a geek spot back in the day!

The 200 had the amber and red trim like the car in Rob's pic

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