Practically Classics Forum

Loads today - Red Triumph TR 4A on the roundabout of Junction 12 - M4, A dark green metallic Porsche 968 on the M4 East bound by Slough, Damson MGB GT V8 in Hemel Hempstead and also in Hemel a Bedford RL fire engine (Green Goddess) with Hertfordshire Auxiliary Fire Service liveried down the side of it

off topic Terry i wouldn't want to make it for that much..

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That appears to be made from wood. Hmm, maybe the boiler inspector turns a blind eye on the day?

I've found (possibly) my bogey car, as seen down by on Friday Morning. It is, I'm almost sure, a Hyundai Pony or Daihatsu Charmant from a year or two later than the V plate suggested, which would explain the single number character; it's a retained plate and why not eh? With an exclusive bit of motoring history like that in your grasp, you'd want to be a bit mysterious.

I'd love a live steam engine on a larger scale than the mamod ones i have but funds mean i'll have to stick with the small scale for now

Seen this on my post mot pass trip



Gorgeous

Kev

xk120 drop head

Ford Anglia, in Anchor Blue, on the A130 this morning. No pic, unfortunately. Too quick. (the sighting, obviously, not the Anglia... )

Still outside my house , none the wiser as to why.. Gone all rusty now







Unrusty , last week..

Saturday 25th coming from Torbay and up the M5, a blue Porsche 911 possibly 70s vintage and being shadowed by a much newer and wider one, probably in convoy after purchase. The blue car was being driven by someone who looked remarkably like Neil Campbell. Sorry no photos as I was driving at the time too.

Spotted on the way home from work (A127).