Practically Classics Forum

saw a renault 4 van today...

This on the M25 yesterday afternoon - does the 'F' logo on the O/S/R wing mean that it's been squirreled away in France for a period ? (but right hand drive) - looked a bit scruffy and as though it had been storage for some time - would make a great oily rag car - obviously a Edwardian brass era large saloon - brass radiator was radius top - but have not got a clue on the vehicle make

Back when that was fresh from the showroom, most of the world - apart from the USA - would have been driving on the correct side of the road, hence the RHD.

I'd say it could be as late as 1920s. Looks like there is a place for a trunk on the back.

A Morris Minor 1000 around the Storrington and West Chiltington area today...

Today, this:



......and this....if it counts.....it does have some good DNA in the form of that 5 cyl' engine & it was 'all leathered up'

I saw a maroon N reg Triumph TR6 drive past the shop (Turned in the car park and went back the other way) about ten minutes ago, which was nice to see (And hear.....that's how I became aware of it) Could have done with a bit of wax (Maroon can be a hard colour) but looked sound.

There was am Austin 7 Tourer parked in my street this morning ; nice car ; shame to see it left out; hope it's temporary/just visiting Lucky it wasn't an Ulster or Nippy or I'd have had to be dragged away

Quite possibly the most immaculate J reg polo....



I think this must have been under the same ownership since new, it was absolutely mint!

You had me going there. For a while!