What classic vehicles have you seen?

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JPB
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Re: What classic vehicles have you seen?

#1351 Post by JPB »

TerryG wrote:That's on an F
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Oh dear, I'm not doing this very well today. :lol: Nice truck though eh? And Zipgun's initials on the reg. plate? What are the chances? :shock:
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#1352 Post by sierra3dr »

A Chrysler 180...on Op..per..per..per..per..pen Alll Hours
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#1353 Post by SirTainleyBarking »

TerryG wrote:That's on an F ;)
Disco front end, rr back end. certainly not something I would do but I have seen several of them. The one I saw was that colour but was all RRC with bull bars on the front and light guards on the rear.
Not that difficult to do considering a D1 is pretty much a RR Classic thats shed it's posh frock, and gone for the overalls and green wellies instead.

A large quantity of the oily and leaky bits on my D1 also claim to be able to fit a Classic
Landrovers and Welding go together like Bread and Butter. And in the wet they are about as structurally sound

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#1354 Post by Phil P »

I fancy a P76 with a Bob Marley diesel.
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#1355 Post by megadethmaniac »

is that one that smokes rather a lot and its cause is not worn piston rings?
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#1356 Post by UKJeeper »

Spotted a very nicely restored BMC (360fg?) car transporter heading into Chelmsford from Howe Green this morning.
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#1357 Post by zipgun »

Not really a proper in the flesh spot ... :oops: My batteries are knackered on the Pajero, i was youtubeing battery fixes and found i think.. a Peel ?? The resident small car nut will know !! Its at 8mins 5 secs here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3x_kYq3mHM Red car top right in the background.
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#1358 Post by JPB »

In the absence of the resident small car nut will I do? It looks a lot like Cicostar to me, but I have been known to get this stuff badly wrong. Here's a linky-poo to the Cicostar's page on the Microcar Museum's online tour which is just like the real tour but with better coffee and a comfier seat.
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#1359 Post by UKJeeper »

Red Austin Healey on the A2 coming back from Chatham today.
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#1360 Post by UKJeeper »

Spotted this on the way home the other evening. Crppay picture as i realised (too late) my smartphone was set to video instead of still. So this is a screenshot instead.
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