Practically Classics Forum

Vintage Prescott came around once more and as usual, it was great. Missed last year, as I had a broken collar bone.

The biggest engine was the 25 litre V8 in this 1905 Darracq.



This one was pretty big too.



We followed this part of the way and I throught it was a "Czech" car and yes it was a Tatra, with a V8 (Aircooled if I remember rightly).





Here is the Rover turbine in the car park.



A lovely Austin 7 Ulster....I want.



Very well prepared.



Another Austin 7 (This time a Gordon England Cup model), that I would like.



A very nice 4.3 litre Alvis, if you have a spare £60 - 80000.



The tyre Smoking Bentley Napier about to lose some rubber.



Deja Vu; some Talbot like the ones I saw at Le Mans a month ago.



A Prince Henry Vauxhall.



Not seen one of these before.

A few recent ones:

Martin Evans wrote:Here is the Rover turbine in the car park.

Isn't that the one built by that crazy Bangladesh guy from Chop Shop, or is that the real deal?









Not a classic but too good not to share.

At Blackhall's best back street garage.



And the owners pwn work in progress




Just inside the whare house of North East Motor Salvage at Peterlee








And also spotted a a jag xk120 roadster near tescos on monday.

Chrysler 2 litre 180 just spotted on the video of the artist Ella song glow. It's on youtube if can tolerate late music

I saw this yesterday (pic pinched from google and taken in 2011, it hasn't moved). According to one of the inlaws, it has been there for as long as he can remember

Out and about in the Singer and spotted this delightful pair in the Llangollen area




Kev

Minors eh, they're quite a phenomenon and I can think of no similarly old car that still exists in such numbers or that's so utterly perfect as a daily driving machine on account of its economy and ease of maintenance. That pair both appear to be very fine examples, especially the Traveller.

JPB wrote: Minors eh, they're quite a phenomenon and I can think of no similarly old car that still exists in such numbers or that's so utterly perfect as a daily driving machine on account of its economy and ease of maintenance. That pair both appear to be very fine examples, especially the Traveller.

They both were fine examples, waited for a bit to speak with the owners but Id suggest they had gone into the pub for lunch. Funnily though, i had parked the singer across the road in a car park, on my return, there were 3 older couples gushing about it..took me half an hour to get away

Kev

On the A5 heading for cannock yesterday evening I spotted a Black Hillman Imp, Morris Minor Traveller, and a 1968 Toyota saloon in pale blue