What classic vehicles have you seen?

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Re: What classic vehicles have you seen?

#761 Post by Topaz »

Thanks John

just goes to prove I know nothing about cars :D

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#762 Post by JPB »

Well it is kind of a Marmite thing, none of us can know about every low-volume old motor ever made.
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#763 Post by rich. »

you have educated me today, id never heard of them :D mmmmm shamrock
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#764 Post by zipgun »

Crowborough Hill , a shiny black Ford Pop ? WYB 80 .. 8-)
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#765 Post by TerryG »

This was parked in Ashbourne today
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#766 Post by Martin Evans »

Paid a visit to RS Panels in Nuneaton today. Spotted a nice looking Morris Minor Traveller between Hay on Wye and Leominster. At RS Panels (http://www.rspanels.co.uk/) there was the usual array of fine stuff; XK120s, E types and an RS Panels 250 GTO in the process of being built (They make the chassis, bodies, brightwork; the lot and period Ferrari running gear is then installed). Ferrari built about thirty five GTOs and RS Panels have hand built six (It's nice to know that those skills are being kept alive). There is a very good trim shop next door (http://www.suffolkandturley.co.uk/) and I assume the trim is done there (I know they have worked on the same cars in the past).
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#767 Post by zipgun »

I saw a yellow Ford GT40 on the A22 Uckfield bypass.. but with all the salt on the road i doubt it was a real one :oops: ! Nice though ,nonetheless
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#768 Post by Steve76 »

I caught a glimpse of a DeLorean in Chichester on Saturday. The owner clearly not concerned about a little road salt.
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#769 Post by zipgun »

Lots of series Landies about too . Done my share of them thanks.. I'll stick with my '93 PajeroSWB.. 2 heaters, Super Select , adjustable seats ,.. similar money, more grunt..
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#770 Post by mil1194 »

Plenty of old Landies about the last few days in this manor too as the weather's been carp. No doubt lots of these were started with leads or a booster judging by the green roofs etc and the doors hanging off. People seem to thing that the police were all on sick or couldn't get to work! Funny - bad weather and 4x4's come out but they still won't go to within 18inch on the verge and when they DO get stuck don't know how to use the various levers to stop them getting stuck in the first place!
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