COOL CLASSIC CAR SPOTTERS POST! (Vol 3)
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Annoyed to not get a photo, because it's so unusual to see one, but I passed a 1976 Vauxhall Chevette 3-door hatch on Saturday. For something that was once so numerous on the roads (I'm a '70s child), and later on my dad's driveway being repaired for some friend or relative, it's years since I saw even one. I was far more enthused about spotting this than any number of MGs or Ferraris.
yellowjack said:
Annoyed to not get a photo, because it's so unusual to see one, but I passed a 1976 Vauxhall Chevette 3-door hatch on Saturday. For something that was once so numerous on the roads (I'm a '70s child), and later on my dad's driveway being repaired for some friend or relative, it's years since I saw even one. I was far more enthused about spotting this than any number of MGs or Ferraris.
There's a 3-door Chevette I see regularly in Swindon, I think I posted it on an earlier version of this thread once. Seems to be a daily driver - it's driven by an old boy who often seems to stop on one quiet motorway bridge with a thermos and watch the traffic.Pair of convertibles in the local indy this morning...
One a little more bespoke than the other, wearing 335 section rears...
Couldn’t get a good shot whilst it’s in the workshop, and some of the details are a little awkward, but...
Apparently started life as a Strosek and was then converted by Jurinek - 1 of just 14.
One a little more bespoke than the other, wearing 335 section rears...
Couldn’t get a good shot whilst it’s in the workshop, and some of the details are a little awkward, but...
Apparently started life as a Strosek and was then converted by Jurinek - 1 of just 14.
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