Practically Classics Forum

GHT wrote:This Mark2 Golf was in Ringwood High Street yesterday.

Did you stick around to see it get a parking ticket?

Just saw a DB2 leaving my office car park. Too slow/too far to get a pic though.

UKJeeper wrote:Did you stick around to see it get a parking ticket?

The driver was very lucky, the local council employ a private company to enforce parking. And enforce it with vigour they do.
Anyone remember the Cadillac hearse in Ghost Busters? Saw this today, looking rather tatty and forlorn. I was told that it's the owners daily drive. Some commuting car:

Now that would make a most useful work van for someone who doesn't like carrying their ladders on a roof rack.
*Resists temptation to use the obvious "what's the body like?" gag..*


I'd have asked the driver to shift their decaying heap of overrated ponce metal in order to get a better pic of the Mr2..

JPB wrote:overrated ponce metal.

GHT wrote:Anyone remember the Cadillac hearse in Ghost Busters? Saw this today, looking rather tatty and forlorn. I was told that it's the owners daily drive.

There is a VERY ropy replica out and about. It was at the NEC last year. Poor thing looked like it was made of rust and filler.

JPB wrote:
I'd have asked the driver to shift their decaying heap of overrated ponce metal in order to get a better pic of the Mr2..

john you are my hero... can we have a better view of whats left of the stripey clio

JPB wrote: in order to get a better pic of the Mr2..

Oh go on then, some people are so easily pleased. By the way, I cheated and lifted this image of the internet.

That can't be Rich's one. it's parked on a road so must be driveable.
There aren't many people that need to change alternators more often than they fill the petrol tank