This lot are mostly in Oxford.

Pre facelift 21 in sedan form are quite rare these days. Always thought they were quite neatly designed cars, and of course from the pen that did the Tagora.







All of the cars above have credentials for a long life, hardly surprising that they're still being used regularly.


I rarely photograph Beetles, as they survive in good numbers, but both these cars are remarkable in the fact both were registered in Oxfordshire and have remained in the locality. The silver car incidently is one of a number of limited edition run out models. I think they might have gone up to T reg.

A lot of the streets in this end of Oxford are narrow and have far too many cars. I bet this guy is well popular.....

There is a yard just behind where this was parked full of old British RWD stuff, which might suggests a banger racer. I didn't get a chance to explore as the only entrance is actually through the garage. I might pop in one day and have a chat with the owner if he seems receptive.

Probabily the find of the 'session'. It was in front of suitably manky neglected house. I bet a real treasure trove of shite and tat inside....

Fair play to Ford for making both 3 and 5 door versions of their Escort. Can't think of many European manufacturers that do that.


J-vans will always be a source of fascination to me. Space Cruisers have lots of potential. The Urvan too will be one that will just disappear totally off our roads, much like their predessesors.

And then saw this coming out of some visitor attraction thing in town. Nice to see its a genuine UK car. The two old guys driving it seems very pleased withselves. I can't say I blame them.
A few snaps form a Nissan Scrapyard I visited a couple of weeks ago, again nothing really special, but among the 'attractions' were 2 R33 skylines, 3 QX's - (all Oxfordshire registered!) and these...




The guy gets most of his stock from auctions, and they're mostly 5 to 10 years old. He didn't know what a Datsun was, but was pretty friendly. Its in Wales somewhere.
That is all. Cheers!