COOL CLASSIC CAR SPOTTERS POST! (Vol 3)
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Spotted on Google Streetview
https://www.google.com/maps/@51.8221847,-0.8487249...
https://www.google.com/maps/@51.8221847,-0.8487249...
Edited by singlecoil on Thursday 1st April 14:53
singlecoil said:
Spotted on Google Streetview
https://www.google.com/maps/@51.8221847,-0.8487249...
Scabby old Jag blocking the view of that Stinger!https://www.google.com/maps/@51.8221847,-0.8487249...
Edited by singlecoil on Thursday 1st April 14:53
psi310398 said:
First Muswell Hill and now Crouch End - that garage is fairly fertile ground for classics.
And is the MG garage (RW Services) still there at Farrer Mews just up the road? That usually has/had plenty of decent automotive real estate around.
Yes RW Services is still around - ran past the other day and there appears to be some building work happening out the back of the shops which has necessitated the removal of some of the automotive real estate possibly for the first time in 20 years.....plenty still remain, mainly MGB's of course, but I also spotted a T25 Syncro, Rolls Corniche and W115 200. There is also an automotive trimmer close by and he has a 380 SLC and 911E Targa in at moment, and a couple of months ago a stunning navy blue W111 coupe. A friend of mine just had his Fiat 500 re-trimmed by him and the results are nothing short of spectacular - not cheap mind.And is the MG garage (RW Services) still there at Farrer Mews just up the road? That usually has/had plenty of decent automotive real estate around.
Palace Road Motors has a metallic blue Renault Alpine GTA that has been up on a ramp for at least 2 years - dropping my car off for some work on Tuesday so will ask what the story is - they quite often have customer cars hanging around for months whilst waiting for obscure parts to arrive but that would be a record...
Edited by anonymous-user on Thursday 1st April 17:19
21st Century Man said:
CharlesdeGaulle said:
Fabulous isn't it? Even with those Series II bumpers.CharlesdeGaulle said:
21st Century Man said:
I hadn't even noticed the bumpers, but you're absolutely right. I can forgive it that, and the slightly boring colours. Want. S1 Prefacelift
S1 Facelift
S11
cpl593h said:
psi310398 said:
First Muswell Hill and now Crouch End - that garage is fairly fertile ground for classics.
And is the MG garage (RW Services) still there at Farrer Mews just up the road? That usually has/had plenty of decent automotive real estate around.
Yes RW Services is still around - ran past the other day and there appears to be some building work happening out the back of the shops which has necessitated the removal of some of the automotive real estate possibly for the first time in 20 years.....plenty still remain, mainly MGB's of course, but I also spotted a T25 Syncro, Rolls Corniche and W115 200. There is also an automotive trimmer close by and he has a 380 SLC and 911E Targa in at moment, and a couple of months ago a stunning navy blue W111 coupe. A friend of mine just had his Fiat 500 re-trimmed by him and the results are nothing short of spectacular - not cheap mind.And is the MG garage (RW Services) still there at Farrer Mews just up the road? That usually has/had plenty of decent automotive real estate around.
Palace Road Motors has a metallic blue Renault Alpine GTA that has been up on a ramp for at least 2 years - dropping my car off for some work on Tuesday so will ask what the story is - they quite often have customer cars hanging around for months whilst waiting for obscure parts to arrive but that would be a record...
Edited by cpl593h on Thursday 1st April 17:19
Was passing this morning too - dropping the kids off at the tennis club opposite. RW had a beautiful Rover P6 in the workshop, and what looked like a 70's Land Rover at the end of a resto. Also outside was a peeling LHD W123 estate plus dozens of other MGs - none of which I could take a pic of as the guys in the workshop were looking at me suspiciously as I crawled past with my phone held up....!
I've seen the blue Renault GTA at Palace - it's not stuck in the corner of the yard, but has literally been on a ramp for 2 years!
Dapster said:
cpl593h said:
psi310398 said:
First Muswell Hill and now Crouch End - that garage is fairly fertile ground for classics.
And is the MG garage (RW Services) still there at Farrer Mews just up the road? That usually has/had plenty of decent automotive real estate around.
Yes RW Services is still around - ran past the other day and there appears to be some building work happening out the back of the shops which has necessitated the removal of some of the automotive real estate possibly for the first time in 20 years.....plenty still remain, mainly MGB's of course, but I also spotted a T25 Syncro, Rolls Corniche and W115 200. There is also an automotive trimmer close by and he has a 380 SLC and 911E Targa in at moment, and a couple of months ago a stunning navy blue W111 coupe. A friend of mine just had his Fiat 500 re-trimmed by him and the results are nothing short of spectacular - not cheap mind.And is the MG garage (RW Services) still there at Farrer Mews just up the road? That usually has/had plenty of decent automotive real estate around.
Palace Road Motors has a metallic blue Renault Alpine GTA that has been up on a ramp for at least 2 years - dropping my car off for some work on Tuesday so will ask what the story is - they quite often have customer cars hanging around for months whilst waiting for obscure parts to arrive but that would be a record...
Edited by cpl593h on Thursday 1st April 17:19
Was passing this morning too - dropping the kids off at the tennis club opposite. RW had a beautiful Rover P6 in the workshop, and what looked like a 70's Land Rover at the end of a resto. Also outside was a peeling LHD W123 estate plus dozens of other MGs - none of which I could take a pic of as the guys in the workshop were looking at me suspiciously as I crawled past with my phone held up....!
I've seen the blue Renault GTA at Palace - it's not stuck in the corner of the yard, but has literally been on a ramp for 2 years!
gforceg said:
I think it's Chris Evans with the Ferrari. By coincidence a picture of that car came up on a Pinterest feed for me this morning. Happily, C Evans isn't in this picture.
Like him or not, at least Chris Evans actually drives his Ferrari's, regardless of their value (and let's others drive them too), rather than buy them, put them in a garage for a few years, never driving them at all, just to sell and make a profit later on.Edited by gforceg on Thursday 1st April 10:25
Yes he can be annoying - But when it comes to his cars, at least he's not completely up his own ar$e - Unlike many owners.
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