Lets see a picture of your classic(s)

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[The Surveyor]

Bluebottle911 said:

Mine's the blue one:

Very special. Enjoy

[hy789]

[e21Mark]

hy789 said:

Although I'm not a huge fan of Jap cars that is very cool. Cool rating of over 1k Megafonzies!

[Londontaximan]

hy789 said:

Nice, thought it was one of these for a brief moment

[samj2014]

Gunk said:

Even after polishing and buffing up my glasses, I still can't quite get that as a classic!

Nor any Escort for that matter... But to each his own.
If you define 'classic' as 'sought after' then you can't really argue with that.

[Hugh Jarse]

Gunk said:

lotus72 said:

he's my mk3 Escort estate just back from being polished and buffed up. I can't believe the 33 year old paintjob came up so well.



click on the image for a larger pic.

Even after polishing and buffing up my glasses, I still can't quite get that as a classic!

Works for me.
Some wonderful cars on the thread.
Loving that Austin A30

[TR4man]

Local group "garage day" - mine is on the extreme right

[Yertis]

Which TR specialist is that, TR4man?

[RichB]

TR4man said:

Local group "garage day" - mine is on the extreme right

What a smashing facility and a great place to get a group of you together. Is it privately owned by one of yoru members? Makes a good picture too!

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RichB said:

TR4man said:

Local group "garage day" - mine is on the extreme right

What a smashing facility and a great place to get a group of you together. Is it privately owned by one of yoru members? Makes a good picture too!

It is a garage open to the public which specialises in older vehicles. The owner is known to one of our group, so we hired it for the day along with two of the resident mechanics to be on hand to assist and advise as required. We each had an hour and a half on the ramps and unlimited time on the floor.

A great day which I'm sure will become an annual event.

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Hugh Jarse said:

Gunk said:

lotus72 said:

he's my mk3 Escort estate just back from being polished and buffed up. I can't believe the 33 year old paintjob came up so well.



click on the image for a larger pic.

Even after polishing and buffing up my glasses, I still can't quite get that as a classic!

Works for me.

And me.

ETA: that Skyline can't be many of them in the uk.

[Martin350]

I picked this up last week.
It's not been on the road for 21 years and needs some recommissioning but the body, hood and interior are in great condition.

[TR4man]

Martin350 said:

I picked this up last week.
It's not been on the road for 21 years and needs some recommissioning but the body, hood and interior are in great condition.

That's in great condition for a car that's not been on the road for so long.

[Martin350]

I was talking about it with the guy who trailered it home for me.

He moves a lot of classic cars about and he reckoned mine was so good because there was lots of wood lying around the car in the previous owner's garage, which he reckons absorbs moisture and helps keep it off the car.

I have no idea if that's true, but there could be something in it, I suppose..?

[Legacywr]

hy789 said:

I want?

[fourfoldroot]

TR4man said:

Local group "garage day" - mine is on the extreme right

Great. We are having a Triumph TR love in. Heres mine in exalted company at Buxton last weekend, actually on the MG club Marcham run.

[fourfoldroot]

cornershop said:

Ah yes, liking the e24 love in - mine from a couple of years ago, sadly written off when someone drove into the last owner

Great. And to continue the theme, here's mine. 121k miles and mainly original paint, new front wings fitted just before I bought it. The wheels are not mainly original...........