not-bono-ever
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Thats a Pakyan, done up in period Tehran taxi colouts. Its an Iranian made HIllman iirc.
Thanks not-bono-ever. I was hoping someone would id it. Wasted a lot of time searching yesterday.Thats a Pakyan, done up in period Tehran taxi colouts. Its an Iranian made HIllman iirc.
I could have 'sweeney'd itOnly £6000 for this with just an hour to go!
Bit tarty, but hey RESERVE LOWERED - 1965 Ford Zephyr For Sale By Auction
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Nissan micras of greater than 20 year vintage are still seen quite often, though probably a decline in the last few years. Oldish Toyota Corollas are also disproportionately abundant.I know this thread is about cars you don't see any more but also there must be old cars that you see far more than you might expect to?
Is it me but there's a lot of early noughties mk1 focus's still knocking around
Since I posted about common old cars I'm now seeing more of them now on the roads.Nissan micras of greater than 20 year vintage are still seen quite often, though probably a decline in the last few years. Oldish Toyota Corollas are also disproportionately abundant.
I think Mrs Tag's Micra was 21 years old when she gave it away. Bodily, It was pretty good nick, mechanically sound and was still going strong. It failed ULEZ though, which was crazy.Nissan micras of greater than 20 year vintage are still seen quite often, though probably a decline in the last few years. Oldish Toyota Corollas are also disproportionately abundant.
The first gen Notes are now getting to 15+ years and still pretty common around these parts. I have one myself, but it's "only" 12 years old.Nissan micras of greater than 20 year vintage are still seen quite often, though probably a decline in the last few years. Oldish Toyota Corollas are also disproportionately abundant.
Lovely little cars.Spotted yesterday. Not the most glamorous of motors but probably quite rare
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But it is still alive in as much as it has not yet been scrapped. "Genuine and original" gov.Doesn't look lie its moved for a while
Spotted yesterday. Not the most glamorous of motors but probably quite rare
That's hos you could tell a police car at the time. The grille badge was on
and the wolseley badge lit up when the sidelights were on
Wheeler Dealers are doing a V6 166L tonightI wish it were a bit more in-depth like Wheeler Dealers used to be, but isn't really any more. I'll still tune in if they've got an old 635 on offer though. God I miss that car, but it can't be a great one to buy cheap because the body panels are outrageously expensive. The bits under the skin are all E28 5-series and cheap as chips, but the 6er only had a total run of about 80k over its life and anything that's unique to it (mainly the body) is stupidly rare in good shape.
I still don't understand why no-one commissioned Edd to make his own show, leaving out the buying and selling bits entirely. I'd happily just watch him restore something.
I wonder if it's got Rallye wheels. They were always white.Spotted this little Peugeot earlier today. Nice little car. Looks tidy with white wheels View attachment 354081View attachment 354082
Spotted this little Peugeot earlier today. Nice little car. Looks tidy with white wheels
I wonder if it's got Rallye wheels. They were always white.
They just Looked like basic steel wheels to me. no badges anywhere.I wonder if it's got Rallye wheels. They were always white.
I saw this Lancia on the road yesterday as I was driving to a client. It was being lodaed from Joe Macari into a car transporter
and no doubt being added to someone's collection. Gorgeous and glorious it looked in the flesh in the sun. It looked so low and wide
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