COOL CLASSIC CAR SPOTTERS POST! (Vol 3)
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CharlesdeGaulle said:
anonymous said:
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I can't confirm if it's a Merlin, although indications are that it is, but the car is fantastically epic. What a brilliant creation. MarkwG said:
nicanary said:
Not too keen on the creator using Wally Hassan's name in vain. He of the Hassan Bentley and XK engine fame.
Perhaps it's nothing to do with that Hassan..?CharlesdeGaulle said:
MarkwG said:
nicanary said:
Not too keen on the creator using Wally Hassan's name in vain. He of the Hassan Bentley and XK engine fame.
Perhaps it's nothing to do with that Hassan..?yes, strangely made, one with nature ;-)
that merlin? engine, did me remember this one when we visit that guy Harry, who had some fantastic cars and a very special house, anyways, the car, this one was lovely.
me looking at the car's engine details >
me looking around it
He also started the thing and revved it, what a sound haha.
Then he said, come on, I have to show you something else, want to hear my other engine I'm working on, was also something special, but I forgot most, was I think about 13 years ago (time flies but we still have the pictures ;-) )
this was after a while (you still can see the smoke) with running engine, big flames and very very loud, what a monster machine hahah
and ow they sprayed something on it so it worked. He also had some very special cars, some hidden away (ofcourse we looked), worth more then many houses ;-) anyways, was a great day.
that merlin? engine, did me remember this one when we visit that guy Harry, who had some fantastic cars and a very special house, anyways, the car, this one was lovely.
me looking at the car's engine details >
me looking around it
He also started the thing and revved it, what a sound haha.
Then he said, come on, I have to show you something else, want to hear my other engine I'm working on, was also something special, but I forgot most, was I think about 13 years ago (time flies but we still have the pictures ;-) )
this was after a while (you still can see the smoke) with running engine, big flames and very very loud, what a monster machine hahah
and ow they sprayed something on it so it worked. He also had some very special cars, some hidden away (ofcourse we looked), worth more then many houses ;-) anyways, was a great day.
Another New Forest spot for me, and again a lack of photos (sorry!)
Spotted a Triumph 2000 estate in a dark red colour. Possibly a 2500S? Hadn't seen one of these in donkeys' years, and I didn't think there were that many of them around "back in the day". So I'm presuming it's a rare beast indeed, even if it's not a particularly desirable one...
Spotted a Triumph 2000 estate in a dark red colour. Possibly a 2500S? Hadn't seen one of these in donkeys' years, and I didn't think there were that many of them around "back in the day". So I'm presuming it's a rare beast indeed, even if it's not a particularly desirable one...
The sun brought them all out today, including me! First up was a 1945 Field Marshall tractor, popping and banging along, it's a single cylinder five litre. Starts with a 12 bore cartridge - without shot, of course. The owner's local. So was the owner of a Daimler SP250 - he's in his nineties, I think. And then a TR3. Plus my Facellia. Lovely day. Oh, and our road isn't even a B-road.
yellowjack said:
Another New Forest spot for me, and again a lack of photos (sorry!)
Spotted a Triumph 2000 estate in a dark red colour. Possibly a 2500S? Hadn't seen one of these in donkeys' years, and I didn't think there were that many of them around "back in the day". So I'm presuming it's a rare beast indeed, even if it's not a particularly desirable one...
I had a Mk2 2000 estate (white) back in the day. Manual with overdrive. One of the nicest cars I've ever owned. Mrs 404 wrote it off demolishing a stone pillar in Derbyshire. Spotted a Triumph 2000 estate in a dark red colour. Possibly a 2500S? Hadn't seen one of these in donkeys' years, and I didn't think there were that many of them around "back in the day". So I'm presuming it's a rare beast indeed, even if it's not a particularly desirable one...
In fact I had several of the big 6 Triumphs and I'm still a fan but I think you're right - I don't recall seeing many estates even then.
Edit: I even have a Mk3 GT6 in kit form right now in my garage but sadly it doesn't belong to me.
Edited by Error_404_Username_not_found on Monday 1st March 21:28
spotted a red ferrari testarossa cabrio, at a gas station today here in Almelo, I was driving bye one a 2 lane and busy at that time, so could not take a picture, but looked very cool and out of place between all cars from people going home coming from work etc.
never seen one in the wild before.
never seen one in the wild before.
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