COOL CLASSIC CAR SPOTTERS POST! (Vol 3)

[rev-erend]

[52classic]

GTRene said:

McAndy said:

I’d love to see some other views of that! Can anybody identify? I’m away from my kit car encyclopaedia right now.

found it

Just a guess but I'd say the windscreen is the rear window of Nissan Sunny Coupe.

[Its Just Adz]

R5 GT Turbo.

[RDMcG]

GTRene said:

here more of that good looking kit, its Brazilian

Brazilian Exotic: Bianco S Series 2

here as a barnfind, maybe its the same one...

https://barnfinds.com/brazilian-exotic-bianco-s-se...

This is why PH is great!...ther is np way I would have identified this.

[pubrunner]

I spotted an RSK 718 Spyder (replica) this morning :

[stuartmmcfc]

yellowjack said:

stuartmmcfc said:

Sunny London this morning

Got passed by four of those last Saturday on our way to afternoon tea at the Theatre Royal. They were driving in convoy all carrying passengers. It looks like a bit of fun, especially if you're getting paid to do the driving...

https://smallcarbigcity.com/

There’s a coincidence, we were on our way to have afternoon tea at the Theatre Royal aswell!!
Very nice but eye watering expensive for what you get!

[fourfoldroot]

A Geoff Jago hot rod visiting Chatsworth house.

[some bloke]

Spotted in Oban on Saturday, looks very straight. I think I have seen this going through Tyndrum recently too.

[Yertis]

I love this generation of Polo for some reason, and this one looked really cool. It also looked tiny – I could also post this on the classics dwarfed by moderns. (And on the bad parking thread.)

[yellowjack]

stuartmmcfc said:

There’s a coincidence, we were on our way to have afternoon tea at the Theatre Royal aswell!!
Very nice but eye watering expensive for what you get!

It was my wife's choice, and as you say "eye watering" when the bill arrives. But it was probably one of the nicer tasting Afternoon Tea experiences we've had. And the sweet plate was so rich we needed a doggy bag too. I'd have bought us a packet of M&S sandwiches and a bag of Doritos to share on the Victoria Embankment with a couple of cans of cider, myself. But experiences are her "thing". She doesn't go in for collecting designer clothes, shoes, or handbags so I can't really complain when she treats me to a fancy cup of tea and a nice bit of cake. It's a pretty impressive building too, the Theatre Royal. 'Frozen' the musical not exactly to my taste so I can't imagine seeing a show there. But I enjoyed the Pre Raphaelite art in the adjoining room to where tea was served, and I'd not have got to see that if 'er indoors hadn't booked that little surprise for us...

[Dapster]

Yertis said:

I love this generation of Polo for some reason, and this one looked really cool. It also looked tiny – I could also post this on the classics dwarfed by moderns. (And on the bad parking thread.)

Love that! Looks in great nick and that colour really suits it. My mum had several of the previous shape first gen Polos, one of which (a '76 895cc base Polo N) was the hand me down that became my first car. I had a second gen one as well but the Coupe rather than the breadvan.

[Stick Legs]

Early BMW ‘02 on MIM Brescia sport alloys.

Lovely looking thing in Newhaven.

[phil1066]

Spotted this 18,500kms away from its home. Has an interesting history from memory......

[996Type]

Saw the car above (or similar) at a local show this weekend…

[Chunkychucky]

phil1066 said:

Spotted this 18,500kms away from its home. Has an interesting history from memory......

fk me, yeah that'll do...

[Turbobanana]

rev-erend said:

Sheesh, that McLaren's developing some downforce!

[Doofus]

Turbobanana said:

Sheesh, that McLaren's developing some downforce!

That joke never gets old.

Oh, wait... Yes it does.

[Doofus]

No photo, but this morning I saw a 1990s Aston Martin Virage with the registration V 600.

It wasn't a V600.

[john2443]

fourfoldroot said:

A Geoff Jago hot rod visiting Chatsworth house.

There's a thread in SPL questioning the legality of a Disco with big tyres that stick out beyond the arches...how do hot rods get away with no arches at all?

[Doofus]

john2443 said:

There's a thread in SPL questioning the legality of a Disco with big tyres that stick out beyond the arches...how do hot rods get away with no arches at all?

By not getting caught. I remember seeing a hot rod with mudguards made out of tyres. They were the absolute minimum size required and, from 10 feet, were all but invisible.