Pictures of a garage in the capital

[anonymous-user]

Having visited an apartment building today in London to perform a survey, part of it included me looking at the basement level garages. Good to see some interesting cars so I thought I'd share some pictures. Pictures aren't the best quality so I apologise.


S1


XK


V8 Vantage


Phantom


Panamera


Questionable Cayenne


Continental GT


Old Roller


Aston Martin of some description ( I didn't look, but I'm going with a DB6 )


Alfa SZ


CL 63 AMG


458 Italia


Jeep!


Murcielago


S2


Alfa Spider


SL from the States


900 Turbo


M3 Coupe (one for the parking thread)



Certainly a nice change from the cars you normally find!

Edited by DR10 on Monday 7th March 21:33

Edited by DR10 on Monday 7th March 21:36

[atomicpunk]

Great stuff. At least two of the residents have good taste...


Old Roller


Alfa Spider














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[anonymous-user]

Yeah, shame about the rust on the RR!

[atomicpunk]

DR10 said:

Yeah, shame about the rust on the RR!

They all do that, sir...

[TheEnd]

atomicpunk said:

DR10 said:

Yeah, shame about the rust on the RR!

They all do that, sir...

Patina...

It's called patina...

[pinchmeimdreamin]

Disabled ?


and 90% of the rest cant park straight

[jamiebae]

A friend's parents have a place in Pimlico with underground parking. It contains similar stuff to the above, plus an X reg Morris Ital, in beige! The space would rent for hundreds of pounds a month, but someone keeps a beautiful example of the worst car ever made by British Leyland in it.

[TheEnd]

I wonder what would happen if you parked that by the Israeli embassy.

[anonymous-user]

pinchmeimdreamin said:

Disabled ?


and 90% of the rest cant park straight

Ha, hasn't noticed that. Who knows?!

[obob]

TheEnd said:

I wonder what would happen if you parked that by the Israeli embassy.

?
Just the number plate? Or is it a vehicle of significance?

[Mastodon2]

Is that a first generation Elise? Spot!

[TomM]

This is true of a lot of underground car parks in London, theres one just of Park Lane that is about 5 floors deep, and its full of exotica - a lot of them under covers and dusty. Given what it costs to park there for a day - imagine the yearly charge.....

[anonymous-user]

This was parking for apartments, so I'm sure some of these have been here a while. It was quite empty though, but to be expected in the middle of the day on a Monday.