Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
This was his tent at the Isle of Wight run on the first night, he could not find his tent.....
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[Misc] Any classic car fans on here?
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This was his tent at the Isle of Wight run on the first night, he could not find his tent.....
AlastairWatts
Active member
Five years ago I owned a 1962 Humber Super Snipe, (my Dad drove one and I'd always wanted my own) and I see that there were two at this auction. It was a complete nightmare, with rot throughout the body along with the usual mechanicals from a 40 year old car made of inferior steel. Worse, the handling and braking with a big straight six up front were literally terrifying - designed in the 1950's it was, of course, way way behind my XJ6 Jaguar which I drive to-day. . Eventually the costs far exceeded those any sane man would contemplate and as I didn't like driving the thing anyway I sold it on. Never, ever again!
Raleigh Chopper
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A mate had a perfect mint condition Ford Escort MK1 Mexico.
He sold it many years ago, I told him not to, but he did.
Worth a fortune now.
He sold it many years ago, I told him not to, but he did.
Worth a fortune now.
Icy Gull
Back on the rollercoaster
- Jul 5, 2003
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I had the opportunity to buy an Alpine A110 in about 1980 for £700. Couldn’t raise the money. 60k plus now
My all time favourite car.
https://www.topspeed.com/cars/renault/1961-1973-renault-alpine-a110-ar27769.html
- Jul 10, 2003
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£70,000
Wish I had kept mine(Ok the seller maybe a tad optimistic
)https://www.goodwood.com/grr/columnists/john-simister/2018/2/john-simister-would-you-pay-70000-for-a-sunbeam-rapier/
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£70,000
(Ok the seller maybe a tad optimistic
https://www.goodwood.com/grr/columnists/john-simister/2018/2/john-simister-would-you-pay-70000-for-a-sunbeam-rapier/
Madness, surely!
I read the link and was interested to see the Sunbeam Tiger mentioned.I had a girlfriend, back in the 1970's who had one that was slightly tatty but basically sound.
Funnily enough, I saw the car in the pub car park and asked around who the owner was, as I wanted a chat. Hey-ho, it was a rather attractive young lady.
A real case of being attracted to the car before the girl!
I picked up a convertible Peugeot last week. 20 years old. Loving it,