What classic vehicles have you seen?

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Re: What classic vehicles have you seen?

#251 Post by Mrotwoman »

oooh,a bodykitted and whale-tailed Beetle would arouse me somewhat these days :oops:

Purely for the retro value you understand.
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#252 Post by JPB »

Mrotwoman wrote:....Purely for the retro value you understand.
Naturally. Though I seem to recall a certain documentary about some guy from the States who was just a little too fond of a Beetle.....

Methinks that all of the usual classics I spot hereabouts must have gone on some sort of group holiday. First day in ages when I've seen nothing older or more interesting than an (admittedly rather fine) C-plate - so 1985/86 - Nissan Micra K10 in metallic beige, complete with the obligatory bag of Werther's in the oddments tray and travel rug on the back seat.
Mmm, K10. I so would.
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#253 Post by Mrotwoman »

Here's something that really got me semi
interested :-

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A BX 4x4 (yes it was,and not just on the high suspension setting,it had 'gubbins' by the gearstick),how rare must that be ?
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#254 Post by bent8rover »

M Rot Woman

They are rare-ish, yes

32 registered, 11 taxed
20 of them are GTI versions

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#255 Post by Mrotwoman »

Cheers Ben ;)
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#256 Post by brownnova »

Went on a little trip on the A55 North Wales yesterday and kept overtaking Hillman Imps - all was revealed when I got to Bangor where there was some kind of Imp event going on!!! Al shades of Imp including Singer Chamois, Husky, and what I think was a Nymph beach buggy! Must have seen about 25!

On the same journey a brown Austin Maxi, an early Mercedes SL, 2 Morgans and a Marlin. So good days classic spotting!!!
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#257 Post by Aar0sc »

I think that may have been the Imp National :P
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#258 Post by JPB »

brownnova wrote:....kept being overtaken by Hillman Imps....

There, that's the balance redressed and the Earth can now spin smoothly again. ;)
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#259 Post by Martin Evans »

A few MGBs just drove past the shop.
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#260 Post by suffolkpete »

Passed a white C-reg Amazon on the A1 going South on Sunday evening. Could that have been PC's Keith Moody?
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