COOL CLASSIC CAR SPOTTERS POST! (Vol 3)
COOL CLASSIC CAR SPOTTERS POST! (Vol 3)
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RSTurboPaul

12,995 posts

285 months

Tuesday 21st April
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GTRene said:
trails said:
Dapster said:
Super rare Zagato - 1 of 10 (or a replica).

One sold here for 218k. I thought they were rebodied in aluminum but nothing about that in the blurb

https://rmsothebys.com/auctions/ve19/lots/r0028-19...
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and here was I thinking it was some sort MR2 Ferrari Wannabee.
Same hehe

droopsnoot

14,501 posts

269 months

Tuesday 21st April
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MrWideFit

351 posts

17 months

Tuesday 21st April
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Dapster said:
MrWideFit said:
See this lovely W124 every time i go out, finally stopped to take a photo of it

nerd That's a 190, so a W201 not a W124 but it is lovely - they still look elegent
Well in my untenable defence i wasn’t born when they were around and with no badging i was unsure between the pair, i obviously picked the wrong chassis denomination hehe

I shall be sure to spend my evening disciplining myself over such matter with a 3 hour revision session biggrin

TCEvo

15,536 posts

229 months

Tuesday 21st April
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stepej said:
Garden centre, Saturday...

As a pair of coupes that's an interesting pic for the modern vs old car sizing .

Via Carsized the AM & 924 are pretty much the same height & similar length. The AM's much wider though @ 1.94m vs 1.68

Dapster

9,274 posts

207 months

Tuesday 21st April
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MrWideFit said:
Dapster said:
MrWideFit said:
See this lovely W124 every time i go out, finally stopped to take a photo of it

nerd That's a 190, so a W201 not a W124 but it is lovely - they still look elegent
Well in my untenable defence i wasn t born when they were around and with no badging i was unsure between the pair, i obviously picked the wrong chassis denomination hehe

I shall be sure to spend my evening disciplining myself over such matter with a 3 hour revision session biggrin
Remember to beat yourself on your bare buttocks with a rolled up copy of the "Chassis codes, Mercedes Benz Passenger Cars, 1978 - 1992, Version 2" manual whilst shouting "W for saloon, S for estate" (in German of course)....

Saleen836

12,421 posts

236 months

Tuesday 21st April
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droopsnoot said:
Very nice!
had a 1275GT Clubman about 30years ago, sold it for around £500 back then frown

AndrewT1275

897 posts

267 months

Wednesday 22nd April
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Tokyo at the weekend. Celica GT Twin Cam 24 in great condition.


AndrewT1275

897 posts

267 months

Wednesday 22nd April
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And some from Kyoto.





Badging suggests this is a Japan market spec Jag. Apologies for prison style shot.



Dapster

9,274 posts

207 months

Wednesday 22nd April
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AndrewT1275 said:
Badging suggests this is a Japan market spec Jag. Apologies for prison style shot.
And the square number plate plinth (and it's a Daimler of course!)

Jader1973

5,036 posts

227 months

Wednesday 22nd April
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Yesterday’s lunchtime walk.

Maybe not a classic but a rare sight


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C124

Turbobanana

8,223 posts

228 months

Wednesday 22nd April
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Jader1973 said:
Yesterday s lunchtime walk.

Maybe not a classic but a rare sight
A Phase II 306 XSI 5 door in Diablo Red - very cool. I used to run a similar thing as a demonstrator. A great car to drive with a really good balance between ride and handling, typical of Peugeot at this time. Where did it all go wrong?

DodgyGeezer

48,190 posts

217 months

Wednesday 22nd April
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Jader1973 said:
Yesterday s lunchtime walk.


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is that a Maloo in the background?

MrWideFit

351 posts

17 months

Wednesday 22nd April
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Spotted during my lunch walk, i’m a pro photographer as you can tell


Turbobanana

8,223 posts

228 months

Wednesday 22nd April
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MrWideFit said:
Spotted during my lunch walk, i m a pro photographer as you can tell

My father in law is like that. We took him on safari in Kenya back in 2005. He came back with a load of out of focus pictures, one of a lion's bum and half a zebra wink

DickyC

57,831 posts

225 months

Wednesday 22nd April
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With no idea what it was, I approached the car to discover the owner was inside. Not only that, he was happy to chat.

It's a 1955 Maserati Barchetta homage based on a Z3. Homage is my word, not his. The company who converted the Z3 - whose name I've forgotten - built nine, I think he said.

The company now use the Z4 in their current range of conversions, because the Z3 is getting scarce.

uk66fastback

18,195 posts

298 months

Wednesday 22nd April
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Saleen836 said:
droopsnoot said:
Very nice!
had a 1275GT Clubman about 30years ago, sold it for around £500 back then frown
My sister’s boyfriend in the mid ‘70s had one in Blaze with a very dark blue interior. To me as a 15yo it was bloody quick!

Jader1973

5,036 posts

227 months

Wednesday 22nd April
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DodgyGeezer said:
Jader1973 said:
Yesterday s lunchtime walk.


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is that a Maloo in the background?
No. Just a SS. He also has a white saloon.

It’s Melbourne - Holdens are everywhere smile

DodgyGeezer

48,190 posts

217 months

Wednesday 22nd April
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Jader1973 said:
DodgyGeezer said:
Jader1973 said:
Yesterday s lunchtime walk.


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is that a Maloo in the background?
No. Just a SS. He also has a white saloon.

It s Melbourne - Holdens are everywhere smile
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V12 Migaloo

1,129 posts

173 months

Thursday 23rd April
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DickyC said:




With no idea what it was, I approached the car to discover the owner was inside. Not only that, he was happy to chat.

It's a 1955 Maserati Barchetta homage based on a Z3. Homage is my word, not his. The company who converted the Z3 - whose name I've forgotten - built nine, I think he said.

The company now use the Z4 in their current range of conversions, because the Z3 is getting scarce.
Just looks wrong, sorry....

Still Mulling

16,248 posts

204 months

Thursday 23rd April
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DickyC said:




With no idea what it was, I approached the car to discover the owner was inside. Not only that, he was happy to chat.

It's a 1955 Maserati Barchetta homage based on a Z3. Homage is my word, not his. The company who converted the Z3 - whose name I've forgotten - built nine, I think he said.

The company now use the Z4 in their current range of conversions, because the Z3 is getting scarce.
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