Best looking car of all time.

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tyred

Squire
Location
Ireland
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A face that only it's mother could love, I would never describe them as beautiful but love them and feel they must be one of the best engineered cars of all time. They were assembled at a plant in Waterford for a while and the army here even used them as staff cars and I would just love one of the vans in the bizarre orange and white colour scheme used in the Post and Telegraph vans of my childhood.

They had one small design flaw - it's tricky to flick cigarette ash out the window:rolleyes:
 

tyred

Squire
Location
Ireland
This one makes me laugh, just thinking about it.
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Permission to vomit sir?
 

tyred

Squire
Location
Ireland
A face that only it's mother could love, I would never describe them as beautiful but love them and feel they must be one of the best engineered cars of all time. They were assembled at a plant in Waterford for a while and the army here even used them as staff cars and I would just love one of the vans in the bizarre orange and white colour scheme used in the Post and Telegraph vans of my childhood.

They had one small design flaw - it's tricky to flick cigarette ash out the window:rolleyes:

I tried to find a picture of one one in Post & Telegraph orange and white but couldn't. But as an aside, I did read that the reason for painting their vehicles bright orange was because originally the P&T used surplus army vehicles which were of course camouflage green and when parked at the side of country roads, people kept crashing into them so they started to respray them in orange and white c1970 - proof that hi-vis works:whistle:
 
Summat blue (my old motor)...
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My present car, but a different colour (after a mucky roads 'recce' of a half-marathon route);
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So much wrong here. :-)

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1962 Corvette, the twin lamp front end with the facelift back end ready to be used in the '63 Stingray. You may close this thread now.

I came within half a day of buying a Sprint to move all the bits in to my drop head TR7 when I was 19 but fortunately the breakers yard screwed me over on the deal. I think the TR7 would have looked great on the Sprint alloys, but considering how much of a twitchy handful it was standard I'd have been so much twisted metal round a lamppost if I'd actually got the Sprint engine running in it! Replaced the engine with another standard one (head had gone) and sold it on using the money to buy a Mk1 Escort with a 3.5 Rover in it. Lovely car.

How about this (V8'ed) mk1 that appears at a local show?

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Or these 2 legends first produced in 1948?
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Not quite Lola is it??? (Coulsons own car in 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D')

With deptfordmormoset, it has to be the E-Type ....
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Once more the f-ugly Series 3 'greenhouse'
 
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w00hoo_kent

One of the 64K
Not quite Lola is it??? (Coulsons own car in 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D')
Not quite, but I was so happy to see they'd picked the right one. I really like them in the gun metal grey they came in. Also, first year without the two tone on the scallops. There's very little I lust after, but they say you only ever own one Corvette and I know the one I'd get if I ever could...
 

Sustineo

Regular
For me it's got to be this AC Cobra
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Plus the Folder might go in the boot..Bonus!!!
 
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