classic hyundai

[rich.]

http://www.viaretro.co.uk/2018/01/a-new ... -classics/
what do you chaps think?

[JPB]

The rear window louvres appear to be some type of cheap copy of the Autoplas ones, as seen on many a cool 1970s Capri or whatever! I'm actually excited.

[rich.]

i had a tidy pony, until my dad sold it...
meanwhile citroen visa group b?
http://www.viaretro.co.uk/2017/12/prime ... y-group-b/

[rich.]

modified cars
http://lolman.ru/20-the-most-strange-ca ... ever-seen/

http://lolman.ru/15-funny-photos-that-made-our-day/

[Kaktus]

http://www.viaretro.co.uk/2018/01/a-new ... -classics/
what do you chaps think?

I suppose why not, that first gen Pony looks quite similar to the Austin Princess and some people like them nowadays as well...

Maybe a Pony would break down less frequently than the BL equivalent??

[JPB]

I'm at my happiest when my car is one that nobody else actually likes, so all of this fondness for the forgotten Hyundai makes me stop liking it as much.
I see some resemblance to the Princess around the rump, but I reckon that there is a BL product out there which far more closely resembles the Pony:



That Leyland Marina - from Australia - looks even more like some sort of Asian car of the period than our UK Morris badged one did, possibly because of its Datsun lookalike frontal aspect, I hadn't seen one of these until just now, when that one appeared on the first few rows of images found in a web search for Marina Coupés.
GHT will undoubtedly be overjoyed to know of the car's existence!

[harvey]

ISTR that marinas in Australia had the option of being fitted with the E-Series OHC six pot. I bet they handled well.......

[GHT]

. GHT will undoubtedly be overjoyed to know of the car's existence!

It doesn't matter how you package it, a Marina is a Marina is:

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[Kaktus]

You're right John, its of course the Morris Marina I was thinking of when seeing the resemblance with the Pony!