barrett

This one, too


Brrrrrmmmmm! You don't see too many of these anymore, but they seemed to significantly outlive most of their contemporaries as everyday cars. As a child in the late 80s/early 90s they were still relatively common street furniture, so I reckon you could use this every day without worry. They are one of those cars that is only nice if it has its original interior, though...

Boom! Magnificent stuff. Won't be as cheap as the Standard, but I bet it doesn't go for loads of money.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ROVER-P4-80-Classic-car/383838959688
Am I regressing? Or just getting old? I've owned a few low-level exotics, but these days I'm increasingly drawn to manky old British porridge like this
 

Look at this handsome old chuffer!

Just the right level of tattiness for a car of that age. I've been staring at this interior pic for ages making 'brum brum' noises in my head, imagining sliding over that Vinylide bench seat and stirring that unwieldy porridge-stick. Heater on, quarterlight open, pack of Woodbines on the dash shelf. Lovely.

It's the least collectible car maker, so only £1600 or so with a day to go
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Standard-Ensign-1962/274592179857

toy cars you didn't know existed until recently*


Lovely plastic Minaluxe Djet. It's not cheap, but I've been a pretty good boy this year I reckon so if anyone wants to buy me this for Christmas please go ahead. It's lovely!
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/minialuxe-1-43-Matra-Sports-Jet-6/324349464894


*just now

This one, too


Brrrrrmmmmm! You don't see too many of these anymore, but they seemed to significantly outlive most of their contemporaries as everyday cars. As a child in the late 80s/early 90s they were still relatively common street furniture, so I reckon you could use this every day without worry. They are one of those cars that is only nice if it has its original interior, though...

Boom! Magnificent stuff. Won't be as cheap as the Standard, but I bet it doesn't go for loads of money.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ROVER-P4-80-Classic-car/383838959688
Am I regressing? Or just getting old? I've owned a few low-level exotics, but these days I'm increasingly drawn to manky old British porridge like this
 

Look at this handsome old chuffer!

Just the right level of tattiness for a car of that age. I've been staring at this interior pic for ages making 'brum brum' noises in my head, imagining sliding over that Vinylide bench seat and stirring that unwieldy porridge-stick. Heater on, quarterlight open, pack of Woodbines on the dash shelf. Lovely.

It's the least collectible car maker, so only £1600 or so with a day to go
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Standard-Ensign-1962/274592179857

This one, too


Brrrrrmmmmm! You don't see too many of these anymore, but they seemed to significantly outlive most of their contemporaries as everyday cars. As a child in the late 80s/early 90s they were still relatively common street furniture, so I reckon you could use this every day without worry. They are one of those cars that is only nice if it has its original interior, though...

Boom! Magnificent stuff. Won't be as cheap as the Standard, but I bet it doesn't go for loads of money.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ROVER-P4-80-Classic-car/383838959688
Am I regressing? Or just getting old? I've owned a few low-level exotics, but these days I'm increasingly drawn to manky old British porridge like this
 

Look at this handsome old chuffer!

Just the right level of tattiness for a car of that age. I've been staring at this interior pic for ages making 'brum brum' noises in my head, imagining sliding over that Vinylide bench seat and stirring that unwieldy porridge-stick. Heater on, quarterlight open, pack of Woodbines on the dash shelf. Lovely.

It's the least collectible car maker, so only £1600 or so with a day to go
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Standard-Ensign-1962/274592179857

This one, too


Brrrrrmmmmm! You don't see too many of these anymore, but they seemed to significantly outlive most of their contemporaries as everyday cars. As a child in the late 80s/early 90s they were still relatively common street furniture, so I reckon you could use this every day without worry. They are one of those cars that is only nice if it has its original interior, though...

Boom! Magnificent stuff. Won't be as cheap as the Standard, but I bet it doesn't go for loads of money.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ROVER-P4-80-Classic-car/383838959688
Am I regressing? Or just getting old? I've owned a few low-level exotics, but these days I'm increasingly drawn to manky old British porridge like this
 

Look at this handsome old chuffer!

Just the right level of tattiness for a car of that age. I've been staring at this interior pic for ages making 'brum brum' noises in my head, imagining sliding over that Vinylide bench seat and stirring that unwieldy porridge-stick. Heater on, quarterlight open, pack of Woodbines on the dash shelf. Lovely.

It's the least collectible car maker, so only £1600 or so with a day to go
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Standard-Ensign-1962/274592179857

toy cars you didn't know existed until recently*


Lovely plastic Minaluxe Djet. It's not cheap, but I've been a pretty good boy this year I reckon so if anyone wants to buy me this for Christmas please go ahead. It's lovely!
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/minialuxe-1-43-Matra-Sports-Jet-6/324349464894


*just now

Look at this handsome old chuffer!

Just the right level of tattiness for a car of that age. I've been staring at this interior pic for ages making 'brum brum' noises in my head, imagining sliding over that Vinylide bench seat and stirring that unwieldy porridge-stick. Heater on, quarterlight open, pack of Woodbines on the dash shelf. Lovely.

It's the least collectible car maker, so only £1600 or so with a day to go
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Standard-Ensign-1962/274592179857

This one, too


Brrrrrmmmmm! You don't see too many of these anymore, but they seemed to significantly outlive most of their contemporaries as everyday cars. As a child in the late 80s/early 90s they were still relatively common street furniture, so I reckon you could use this every day without worry. They are one of those cars that is only nice if it has its original interior, though...

Boom! Magnificent stuff. Won't be as cheap as the Standard, but I bet it doesn't go for loads of money.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ROVER-P4-80-Classic-car/383838959688
Am I regressing? Or just getting old? I've owned a few low-level exotics, but these days I'm increasingly drawn to manky old British porridge like this
 

toy cars you didn't know existed until recently*


Lovely plastic Minaluxe Djet. It's not cheap, but I've been a pretty good boy this year I reckon so if anyone wants to buy me this for Christmas please go ahead. It's lovely!
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/minialuxe-1-43-Matra-Sports-Jet-6/324349464894


*just now

That blue MAXI is such a winner, but sadly the mystery can be fairly easily solved by the fact the two cars have different registrations - OXG 25K on the gold one, DXG 25K on the blue... sorry everyone.

toy cars you didn't know existed until recently*


Lovely plastic Minaluxe Djet. It's not cheap, but I've been a pretty good boy this year I reckon so if anyone wants to buy me this for Christmas please go ahead. It's lovely!
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/minialuxe-1-43-Matra-Sports-Jet-6/324349464894


*just now

toy cars you didn't know existed until recently*


Lovely plastic Minaluxe Djet. It's not cheap, but I've been a pretty good boy this year I reckon so if anyone wants to buy me this for Christmas please go ahead. It's lovely!
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/minialuxe-1-43-Matra-Sports-Jet-6/324349464894


*just now

This one, too


Brrrrrmmmmm! You don't see too many of these anymore, but they seemed to significantly outlive most of their contemporaries as everyday cars. As a child in the late 80s/early 90s they were still relatively common street furniture, so I reckon you could use this every day without worry. They are one of those cars that is only nice if it has its original interior, though...

Boom! Magnificent stuff. Won't be as cheap as the Standard, but I bet it doesn't go for loads of money.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ROVER-P4-80-Classic-car/383838959688
Am I regressing? Or just getting old? I've owned a few low-level exotics, but these days I'm increasingly drawn to manky old British porridge like this
 

toy cars you didn't know existed until recently*


Lovely plastic Minaluxe Djet. It's not cheap, but I've been a pretty good boy this year I reckon so if anyone wants to buy me this for Christmas please go ahead. It's lovely!
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/minialuxe-1-43-Matra-Sports-Jet-6/324349464894


*just now

Look at this handsome old chuffer!

Just the right level of tattiness for a car of that age. I've been staring at this interior pic for ages making 'brum brum' noises in my head, imagining sliding over that Vinylide bench seat and stirring that unwieldy porridge-stick. Heater on, quarterlight open, pack of Woodbines on the dash shelf. Lovely.

It's the least collectible car maker, so only £1600 or so with a day to go
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Standard-Ensign-1962/274592179857

Look at this handsome old chuffer!

Just the right level of tattiness for a car of that age. I've been staring at this interior pic for ages making 'brum brum' noises in my head, imagining sliding over that Vinylide bench seat and stirring that unwieldy porridge-stick. Heater on, quarterlight open, pack of Woodbines on the dash shelf. Lovely.

It's the least collectible car maker, so only £1600 or so with a day to go
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Standard-Ensign-1962/274592179857

Look at this handsome old chuffer!

Just the right level of tattiness for a car of that age. I've been staring at this interior pic for ages making 'brum brum' noises in my head, imagining sliding over that Vinylide bench seat and stirring that unwieldy porridge-stick. Heater on, quarterlight open, pack of Woodbines on the dash shelf. Lovely.

It's the least collectible car maker, so only £1600 or so with a day to go
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Standard-Ensign-1962/274592179857

This one, too


Brrrrrmmmmm! You don't see too many of these anymore, but they seemed to significantly outlive most of their contemporaries as everyday cars. As a child in the late 80s/early 90s they were still relatively common street furniture, so I reckon you could use this every day without worry. They are one of those cars that is only nice if it has its original interior, though...

Boom! Magnificent stuff. Won't be as cheap as the Standard, but I bet it doesn't go for loads of money.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ROVER-P4-80-Classic-car/383838959688
Am I regressing? Or just getting old? I've owned a few low-level exotics, but these days I'm increasingly drawn to manky old British porridge like this
 

Look at this handsome old chuffer!

Just the right level of tattiness for a car of that age. I've been staring at this interior pic for ages making 'brum brum' noises in my head, imagining sliding over that Vinylide bench seat and stirring that unwieldy porridge-stick. Heater on, quarterlight open, pack of Woodbines on the dash shelf. Lovely.

It's the least collectible car maker, so only £1600 or so with a day to go
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Standard-Ensign-1962/274592179857

This one, too


Brrrrrmmmmm! You don't see too many of these anymore, but they seemed to significantly outlive most of their contemporaries as everyday cars. As a child in the late 80s/early 90s they were still relatively common street furniture, so I reckon you could use this every day without worry. They are one of those cars that is only nice if it has its original interior, though...

Boom! Magnificent stuff. Won't be as cheap as the Standard, but I bet it doesn't go for loads of money.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ROVER-P4-80-Classic-car/383838959688
Am I regressing? Or just getting old? I've owned a few low-level exotics, but these days I'm increasingly drawn to manky old British porridge like this
 

Look at this handsome old chuffer!

Just the right level of tattiness for a car of that age. I've been staring at this interior pic for ages making 'brum brum' noises in my head, imagining sliding over that Vinylide bench seat and stirring that unwieldy porridge-stick. Heater on, quarterlight open, pack of Woodbines on the dash shelf. Lovely.

It's the least collectible car maker, so only £1600 or so with a day to go
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Standard-Ensign-1962/274592179857