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Fuck's sake :mad: I gave away my red 2CV when it broke down about 20 years ago. Now, when I'd like another one, I've seen one for sale at £12,500 cunts :mad:


eta. it might not be porn to you lot but it is to me :(

A 2CV Safari recently sold for nearly $100,000 at Bonhams.
 
a mean one
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2017 911R. 500bhp from a NA 4.0 flat 6 and a 6 speed manual. I'd have one if I had the money (and I'd bought a 918 in order to qualify for ordering one).

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I was still suffering relatively heavy traffic at gone 8 last night :( and many roads are becoming 20 meh limits
 
If we're doing 2CVs, here's one that was parked for months (well over a year in fact) a couple of blocks away from where I type this:

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And then, one day, after being in that same spot forever and a day, there it was, gone. . .
 
BTW, I saw a beautiful red one of these over the weekend, with a few decals on. I had forgotten how much I like these things

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The original Lotus Elan?

I saw a red one recently but I can't remember where. Might have dreamt it.
 
The original Lotus Elan?

I saw a red one recently but I can't remember where. Might have dreamt it.
+2S was not the Elan, it was a variant. A friend had one in pink. Great car, till he ran it without remembering to put a cam cover back on.
 
Looking through this thread really confirms that despite all the gadgets, technology, power etc. Modern cars really don't cut the mustard. People have posted pics of a humble mk1 escort, much maligned lancia's and Alfa's through to 1930's Bentley's and classic Ferrari's. No wonder classics continue to appreciate.
 
Looking through this thread really confirms that despite all the gadgets, technology, power etc. Modern cars really don't cut the mustard. People have posted pics of a humble mk1 escort, much maligned lancia's and Alfa's through to 1930's Bentley's and classic Ferrari's. No wonder classics continue to appreciate.
Modern cars are fine. Classic cars are special by their nature: not many left and usually only the most interesting ones got saved. Roll on fifty years from now and some fairly ordinary cars will be interesting to someone. Conversely I'm sure the Mk1 Escort wasn't that remarkable at the time.
 
Looking through this thread really confirms that despite all the gadgets, technology, power etc. Modern cars really don't cut the mustard. People have posted pics of a humble mk1 escort, much maligned lancia's and Alfa's through to 1930's Bentley's and classic Ferrari's. No wonder classics continue to appreciate.
Except most classic cars are horrible deathtraps best sent to the crusher. Give me a modern supercar anyday.
 
No, 'fraid not, it's in the hands of an expert who's doing a lovely job with it.
It's been a trial though, the first person working on it decided to go and work for a racing driver and not let me know, so it languished under a tarpaulin for months and when it finally got collected, lots of parts were missing.
 
How proud will you feel to be back behind the wheel. Will she be ready for any of the shows or events?
BTW. I would :thumbs:
 
Difficult to say, the person doing the work isn't the most conventional of people, so I've just left it to him, although I've hinted it would be nice to get it back before the end of July. Not really into car-shows these days, prefer to just get out and enjoy the feel and sound of it. :)

We're moving back to London soon, so costs are mounting up, and I'm not in any hurry for splashing out on all the other parts that are needed/carbs rebuilt/interior etc.etc. at the moment.

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Somebody took this picture of it outside my house a few years back and it ended up being sold as a postcard, which made me chuckle.
 
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