One For Classic Car Fans.....

[DRM]

Could be worse, he could be driving a Kubelwagen in a Hugo Boss ensemble

 

[fritz katzenjammer]

I used to drive this to work pretty regularly, not a car I know but you guys should find it amusing.

The military police markings on the helmet and the blackout mask on the headlight used to get some looks in traffic.

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

Tuesday 12th


Apologies, no photos (didn’t have phone with me)
Both in Normanton

1. Volvo V70 estate, in gold (850 shape)
Church Lane
(section between Queen Street & High Street)

2. VW Golf convertible in green
‘P’ suffix (mk3?)
Garden Street
As above, but this runs between Church Lane & Cheapside (alongside ASDA car-park)

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

Wow!!

Barring a UniMog, & W123 estate, this is probably the only M-B l’d like

https://gtspirit.com/2023/09/22/project-exposure-the-viral-ponton-63-amg-that-broke-the-internet/


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[Jenkins]

A slightly upmarket runabout spotted in Diss this morning - some info from Arthur Daley Motors

 

[tyred]

Saw a VW transporter pickup this morning. I hadn't seen one in years.

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

@tyred
Pace Research had a crew-cab, as their team-truck in the early-mid 90s
I saw it a few times at MTB races, & on visits to the factory/workshops

Leeming Reservoir, near Oxenhope (not the one up the A1)

 

[tyred]

@tyred
Pace Research had a crew-cab, as their team-truck in the early-mid 90s
I saw it a few times at MTB races, & on visits to the factory/workshops

Leeming Reservoir, near Oxenhope (not the one up the A1)
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There were a few crew cabs around here too, back in the day. A design way ahead of its time.

 

[Profpointy]

A nice daily use seeming Herald

 

[tyred]

A nice daily use seeming Herald

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I've always had a soft spot for the Herald. Neat bit of styling.

 

[Profpointy]

I've always had a soft spot for the Herald. Neat bit of styling.

I had the Vittesse version. Same car really but with a super smooth straight 6 two litre. A bit overpowered for the chassis but OK if you used a bit of sense

 

[Kevberlin]

I had the Vittesse version. Same car really but with a super smooth straight 6 two litre. A bit overpowered for the chassis but OK if you used a bit of sense

My memory of the Vitesse is being driven to play cricket as a 17yr old in Devon, and hitting 106mph down hill to Buckfastleigh. The driver was a loon, but a nice one.

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

This is cool!



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[raleighnut]

A nice daily use seeming Herald

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You sure that's not a Vitesse, those wheels and the soft top. bonnet looks a bit squarer too at the front to take the twin headlights

 

[Profpointy]

You sure that's not a Vitesse, those wheels and the soft top. bonnet looks a bit squarer too at the front to take the twin headlights

I don't think so as it didn't say Vitesse on thr back. Not 100% sure though as I didn't go round the front. There were Herald soft tops as well as Vitesse. And it's pretty easy to turn a saloon into a soft top for either. I suspect my own Vitesse was a conversion from a saloon.

I seem to remember rostyle type wheels on mine