Post pictures of your pride and joy
- Mrotwoman
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Re: Post pictures of your pride and joy
Nice Dolomite Sprint there Phil
Have you forgotten that once we were brought here we were robbed of our names,robbed of our language,we lost our religion,our culture,our God? And many of us by the way we act,we even lost our minds.
Re: Post pictures of your pride and joy
sadly minus the sprint
Interior
engine
wheels
transmission
trim
etc
etc
etc
Interior
engine
wheels
transmission
trim
etc
etc
etc
Re: Post pictures of your pride and joy
.....fuel costs, badge, insurance premium, desirability to people who steal cars, commonness (every other bloody Dolly's a Sprint now, regardless of whether they left the factory that way )Phil_G wrote:sadly minus the sprint
Interior
engine
wheels
transmission
trim
Yours is much less common too.
And the trim, apart from the 140mph speedometer (and the extra dials, which all four-lamp Dolomites had anyway) is exactly the same, only yours has those neat little door caps instead of the B&Q-style deeper ones.
Don't knock the TC mate, it's one sexy bit of kit. Though, TBH I already 'spent my allowance' over the images of Alan's recently restored Dolomite.....
J
"Home is where you park it", so the saying goes. That may yet come true..
"Home is where you park it", so the saying goes. That may yet come true..
- Mrotwoman
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The mind boggles
Have you forgotten that once we were brought here we were robbed of our names,robbed of our language,we lost our religion,our culture,our God? And many of us by the way we act,we even lost our minds.
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Re: Post pictures of your pride and joy
Here's two of mine:
My 1972 Triumph Dolomite 1850 auto (a Sprint it isn't despite the alloys) which I'm hoping to put back on the road when funds permit. (at least I won't have to give any money to the DVLA for a tax disc!)
This 1983 Triumph Acclaim HLS which was bought just over a year ago for only £100 is my daily driver.
My 1972 Triumph Dolomite 1850 auto (a Sprint it isn't despite the alloys) which I'm hoping to put back on the road when funds permit. (at least I won't have to give any money to the DVLA for a tax disc!)
This 1983 Triumph Acclaim HLS which was bought just over a year ago for only £100 is my daily driver.
Toledo Man
1972 Triumph Dolomite 1850 auto (NYE 751L)
2008 Citroen Grand C4 Picasso 2.0 HDi Exclusive (MA08 WCL)
1995 BMW 318i (M265 PNC)
1991 Toyota Celica GT (J481 ONB)
1972 Triumph Dolomite 1850 auto (NYE 751L)
2008 Citroen Grand C4 Picasso 2.0 HDi Exclusive (MA08 WCL)
1995 BMW 318i (M265 PNC)
1991 Toyota Celica GT (J481 ONB)
- Sam Glover
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Phwooooorrrr... this Maestro really is the stuff of dreams. I'll bet it has an electrically-charged brown nylon interior too? Erotic.Mrotwoman wrote:
'Barney' .. my 1984 Maestro 1.3 HLE
Very good work, Martin.
Sam
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Thankyou Sam,yes his interior is chocolate brown and beige also,most arousing.
He will be at the Austin & Morris day at Brooklands next Sunday if you can stand the excitement.
He will be at the Austin & Morris day at Brooklands next Sunday if you can stand the excitement.
Have you forgotten that once we were brought here we were robbed of our names,robbed of our language,we lost our religion,our culture,our God? And many of us by the way we act,we even lost our minds.
Re: Post pictures of your pride and joy
Great to see the site back. Havent had a chance to post yet. Here are mine....
My 1970 Volvo Amazon, pride and joy, love it to bits...
My 1972 Chevy C10 step side pick up. Everyone needs a V8 sometime in their life I reckon:
And my 1983 Alfasud. Hasnt run in a good few years, but is in good nick none the less. Its up for sale too.....
Well the Volvo is practical anyway...
Hugh.
My 1970 Volvo Amazon, pride and joy, love it to bits...
My 1972 Chevy C10 step side pick up. Everyone needs a V8 sometime in their life I reckon:
And my 1983 Alfasud. Hasnt run in a good few years, but is in good nick none the less. Its up for sale too.....
Well the Volvo is practical anyway...
Hugh.
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At last I can post stuff from Flickr!
Here are my three babies:
The first, my Ferguson (petrol/paraffin), ready to be sold!
My DB7 as bought!
OK, it's a David Brown 780 (as opposed to a 770): as it is now
My DB9! Not much has changed on this - I was waiting to get the Fergy and the 780 finished!
Here are my three babies:
The first, my Ferguson (petrol/paraffin), ready to be sold!
My DB7 as bought!
OK, it's a David Brown 780 (as opposed to a 770): as it is now
My DB9! Not much has changed on this - I was waiting to get the Fergy and the 780 finished!
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Re: Post pictures of your pride and joy
Hi everyone.
Some great cars posted so far. Thought I'd post a few pics of our fleet... some undergoing restoration, some in regular use.. some 'future classics' (??!)..
My nearly completed TR6 restoration (body panels to be repainted and fitted this year). You can also see my Alfa and Jeep in this one: Our recent addition - 1971 VW Bay Window Tin-top, just starting full restoration. Don't let the shiny paint fool you... all filler, rust and bodges underneath which is currently being stripped out and repaired properly. Oh, and the choice of stickers isn't ours - these were put on by the previous owner (probably to hold the 3 inch deep body filler on): Mazda MX5 Mk1... My other half's summer car. I think this marque has earned classic status now: Then there's my Alfa 156. Not a classic yet, but one that i think will have in the not too distant future (will be interesting to see how many of these survive another 10 years!).
Some great cars posted so far. Thought I'd post a few pics of our fleet... some undergoing restoration, some in regular use.. some 'future classics' (??!)..
My nearly completed TR6 restoration (body panels to be repainted and fitted this year). You can also see my Alfa and Jeep in this one: Our recent addition - 1971 VW Bay Window Tin-top, just starting full restoration. Don't let the shiny paint fool you... all filler, rust and bodges underneath which is currently being stripped out and repaired properly. Oh, and the choice of stickers isn't ours - these were put on by the previous owner (probably to hold the 3 inch deep body filler on): Mazda MX5 Mk1... My other half's summer car. I think this marque has earned classic status now: Then there's my Alfa 156. Not a classic yet, but one that i think will have in the not too distant future (will be interesting to see how many of these survive another 10 years!).
Too Many Cars, Too Little Time.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/darren-cambs/collections/
1973 Triumph TR6 CR
1971 VW Type 2 Bay Window
1997 Mazda MX5 Mk1
1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4.0 Ltd
2001 Alfa Romeo 156 1.6TS Veloce
http://www.flickr.com/photos/darren-cambs/collections/
1973 Triumph TR6 CR
1971 VW Type 2 Bay Window
1997 Mazda MX5 Mk1
1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4.0 Ltd
2001 Alfa Romeo 156 1.6TS Veloce
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