How about a 'period' classics pictures thread

[vetrof]

Looks like an Anglia to me, possibly estate or even van. Roof maybe looks long because compared to an Imp and a Herald it is.

[RichB]

Also some early Anglias had a chrome trim surrounding the windscreen which can be seen in this image.

[Dapster]

[quote=droopsnoot]A couple more slides I've found over the last few months. Not sure about trams, but the white car? Looks a bit Peugeot to me.



404 I think.

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RichB said:

Also some early Anglias had a chrome trim surrounding the windscreen which can be seen in this image.

That's a late Anglia

[RichB]

I took the image from the Anglia Owners Club web site where it's tagged as a "Standard" as opposed to a Deluxe or Super. OOI what identifies it as a late model?

[52classic]

I'd say 105e for sure. It is the headlamp 'brows' that do it for me. And I think there's a pair of Notek spot/fog lights which extend the bumper line.

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RichB said:

I took the image from the Anglia Owners Club web site where it's tagged as a "Standard" as opposed to a Deluxe or Super. OOI what identifies it as a late model?

Registered in 66, production finished about 68 (ish)

[RichB]

2 sMoKiN bArReLs said:

Registered in 66, production finished about 68 (ish)

Doh...! Silly me, I didn't even look at the plate. I assumed it was something to do with the chrome windscreen surround!

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RichB said:

2 sMoKiN bArReLs said:

Registered in 66, production finished about 68 (ish)

Doh...! Silly me, I didn't even look at the plate. I assumed it was something to do with the chrome windscreen surround!

elementary my dear Watson

[ATTAK Z]

RichB said:

I took the image from the Anglia Owners Club web site where it's tagged as a "Standard" as opposed to a Deluxe or Super. OOI what identifies it as a late model?

Standard yes - the Deluxe had a wider chromed (or SS) grille

[forsure]

2 sMoKiN bArReLs said:

RichB said:

I took the image from the Anglia Owners Club web site where it's tagged as a "Standard" as opposed to a Deluxe or Super. OOI what identifies it as a late model?

Registered in 66, production finished about 68 (ish)

And it has the separate amber indicator and white sidelight. Earlier cars just had a combined white sidelight/indicator (white front indicators were legal then). The last cars just had amber indicators with sidelights in the headlight.

(my first car was a 105e)

[RichB]

forsure said:

(my first car was a 105e)

my Dad's first car was a 105e - 1964 Canary yellow Deluxe with grey plastic interior but as that was 51 years ago I can't remember the finer details.

[Veesix75]

[GTRene]

ha, I owned such Yamaha too easily tuned with such rotary/round inlet-disc and cutting a piece out roughly spoken.
It was I believe my second 'moped' I owned for the road (not counting my dirt-bike mopeds from before I was 16)

This was my first moped for the road, a Fantic, I was very little back then when i was 16, even when I was 18 I was just 1.67 mtr lucky when I was 20 I grow a lot, anyways that first moped for the road, although it looked like a dirt-bike.

[Reg Local]

guru_1071 said:

R_U_LOCAL said:

very nice, superior morris model as well!

would be great to see the other photos of it

I almost forgot about this thread, but we stumbled across this picture yesterday, so, as promised...

[aeropilot]

Fab old Kodachrome colour shots from the USA in the 1940's...

[Mark Benson]

Another one of Northallerton High St, a bit earlier than the last one.

[GTRene]

said:

Porsche 917 Count Rossi Street Car

[dinkel]

Bloody hell - imagine the riot!

[alancb]

My 105E Anglia from 1968 had a pre crossflow cortina 1500GT engine.