COOL CLASSIC CAR SPOTTERS POST! (Vol 3)
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CRA1G said:
Doofus said:
gforceg said:
Doofus said:
gforceg said:
"trailered"
"Trailered" ?
Keep it stiff said:
How on earth would the Bond have got the M6 gig?
Bonds were built in association with Standard Triumph it says on that Equipe ad, so M6, going past Coventry, where their factory was etc ... (I am presuming) ...In that pic I’m not sure what bit it was that was being opened. Those Bonds were both registered in Nottingham though.
Edited by uk66fastback on Friday 3rd July 00:29
Doofus said:
CRA1G said:
Doofus said:
gforceg said:
Doofus said:
gforceg said:
"trailered"
"Trailered" ?
CRA1G said:
Doofus said:
CRA1G said:
Doofus said:
gforceg said:
Doofus said:
gforceg said:
"trailered"
"Trailered" ?gforceg said:
I don't know what WSS is either. I put the word in quotation marks because, although it was on a trailer, there is no verb "to trailer" and I don't like it used. However, I understand it's a popular term on here. It's like sports commentators saying things like "she's hoping to medal in this event". brrrrr
Ok, thank you. I think trailer is probably verb-able. 
The inverted commas made it look like it wasn't actually on a trailer, and I was puzzled.All good now.
Rumblestripe said:
underwhelmist said:
Love a W123.
Have another.
Spotted a while back on the Isle Of Purbeck, between Arne and Corfe Castle, while I was out for a bike ride.
Darren390 said:
Took the Shelby for a blast round the Peak District last weekend and pulled into a layby for a coffee when this stunner pulled in. A very early Mk3 3.0S, which was originally a Ford press car. Had a chat with the owner, apparantly it spent over 20 years in a police compound! Made my day seeing it!
Okay...It's a lovely example, no doubt. I spotted a Capri when I rode out to sneak a peak at the ex-Virgin Atlantic Airbus A340s parked up on Bournemouth Airport. Not in such great nick, but still nice to see one out and about getting used...
...scruffy, and with a lot of rot. Some around the bottom of the windscreen was "repaired" with electrical insulation tape.
Apologies if some aren't "cool" or particularly "classic", but I've just dumped all the pictures from my phone to my laptop and sifted these out to share...
Not even a car, ffs!
Parked up near The Lookout cafe overlooking Weymouth Bay.
Land Rover (Series III ?) in Dodge (?) clothing. Spotted somewhere in the New Forest.
Imported Russian market Lada. Front was a proper whitewall, rear tyre was (badly) painted to match. So hot that day that the cleat on the bottom of my cycling shoe started to sink into the melting road surface. Lytchett Matravers, Dorset.
Marchwood, on Southampton Water. Parked near the old RN Armaments Depot. I love these little cars.
Never seen one of these before - 1966 Skoda Octavia. Cooler than an Ice Cream Sundae! I liked the top/bottom hinged split rear door too.
Not even a car, ffs!
Parked up near The Lookout cafe overlooking Weymouth Bay.Land Rover (Series III ?) in Dodge (?) clothing. Spotted somewhere in the New Forest.
Imported Russian market Lada. Front was a proper whitewall, rear tyre was (badly) painted to match. So hot that day that the cleat on the bottom of my cycling shoe started to sink into the melting road surface. Lytchett Matravers, Dorset.
Marchwood, on Southampton Water. Parked near the old RN Armaments Depot. I love these little cars.
Never seen one of these before - 1966 Skoda Octavia. Cooler than an Ice Cream Sundae! I liked the top/bottom hinged split rear door too.
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