Arminghall, Norfolk 9th May '26

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2nd attempt.

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Spotted this on my government sanctioned constitutional. Imperial or Super Snipe?

1967 Humber Imperial by Matt W, on Flickr

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1977/78 Lotus Elite driving past making a high pitch whine. @Skizzer

 

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12 minutes ago, ProgRocker said:

1977/78 Lotus Elite driving past making a high pitch whine. @Skizzer

 

Ooofft!

The whine is probably the diff. The oil seals leak, TADTS.

Great spot, these are a rare sight actually driving on an actual road.

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Something very old that I don't think I ever uploaded to my flickr photostream before: a 1935 Ford.

 

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I thought I should upload this as @dollywobbler spotted one in the queue for the Japanese Car show in the Netherlands.

Not a Suzuki Swift!@tooSavvy Might like this also. Bonus mark 1 Toyota Yaris too.

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Some recent spots:

Very 'Hubnut' ....!

 

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Poor photo formatting

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A couple of 1990s cars from Japan and Malaysia respectively:

 

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Hillman Super Minx or just Minx. I'm not great on pre 1970 stuff (shame about the post). My parents once owned the posh Humber version.

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Big 1970s Triumphs! 

 

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Re-using this dusty old thread 'cause I don't want to clutter up the Lazy Spotters Thread.

Went to the Arminghall classic car show (£3 for adults) and autojumble yesterday. Never been before and thought I should make the effort to go as it's almost on my doorstep.

I thought I'd just take a few photos of my favourite cars but I soon got carried away. 

This one looks familiar.... 

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13 hours ago, ProgRocker said:

I think I've seen the Laurel there before, but not on those wheels - they look good, so much better than the originals.

Arminghall clashed with Rickinghall this month, and with a quick visit to the toy fair and a working afternoon at Miss SL's house planned unfortunately I couldn't fit everything in.