Lazy spotters thread

[Yoss]

Seen this at the local Lidl a couple of times now. I think they might work there. 

 

 

And this one was outside The Range. 

[grogee]

Went to the British Motor Museum with Master Grogee who's now at an age to appreciate it I think. 

So I know it's cheating but here's a few from our visit. 

[grogee]

And a couple more

[grogee]

Here's what Tony Pond's moustache would have seen behind the wheel of that XJC touring car

[Metal Guru]

10 minutes ago, grogee said:

Went to the British Motor Museum with Master Grogee who's now at an age to appreciate it I think. 

So I know it's cheating but here's a few from our visit. 

One of my uncles was an amateur rally driver but worked for BL ( in IT or whatever it was called in the 70s), and managed to blag a go in the works TR7.

[grogee]

2 minutes ago, Metal Guru said:

One of my uncles was an amateur rally driver but worked for BL ( in IT or whatever it was called in the 70s), and managed to blag a go in the works TR7.

Nice! I imagine it was quite lively. Almost certain that Tony 'The Moustache' Pond was behind the wheel at some point. 

That's a really good question, I wonder what BL IT dept was called? I'm going to go with 'Data Processing'.

[500tops]

[500tops]

[straightSix]

Nice spot outside the supermarket

[grogee]

14 minutes ago, straightSix said:

Nice spot outside the supermarket

You could put it in the Parking thread as well. 

Nice to see an 800 in the wild though. 

[somewhatfoolish]

Amidst the horror of war there are moments of light-ish relief; this family's Mk3 cav hatchback will hopefully get them to Poland or Hungary.

[catsinthewelder]

Very close to a different border is this Tata Loadbeta.

[Metal Guru]

On 24/02/2022 at 14:08, grogee said:

Nice! I imagine it was quite lively. Almost certain that Tony 'The Moustache' Pond was behind the wheel at some point. 

That's a really good question, I wonder what BL IT dept was called? I'm going to go with 'Data Processing'.

My Uncle left BL and went to the States very soon afterwards, so maybe there’s a story he never told us!

[Pieman]

No photos as was driving, but I spotted a transporter filled with retros on the M1 northbound near Tibshelf services this afternoon - an 1100, a Pug 309, a Rover P4, a BMW E36 and a couple of others I couldn't identify.

[mitsisigma01]

6cyls latest delivery got lost

[Isopon]

Just seen this lovely Renault 5 GT turbo near my house, looked great in person and had the original dealer plates and window sticker- not travelled far from the dealer it was sold from.

[anonymous user]

Outside what I think is a car paint place in Cardiff

[500tops]

[somewhatfoolish]

Pride of Ukraine and an armoured car.

[AndaBoss]

AMC Concord in Buntingford, Herts

 

[Six-cylinder]

Outside a village Co-op near me this afternoon, he shut the lid and zoomed off before I could reposition myself for a going up the road shot.

[MiniMort]

On today's spotting adventures I saw... 

... a Peugeot 806 that appears to have been converted into a campervan of sorts... 

... a prefacelift Corsa B... 

... a rather sad Sirocco... 

... beigeness... 

... and a driveway containing five Ginettas. 

[Spiny Norman]

In the work's car park yesterday.

[D.E]

[motorpunk]

Always something cool to see in Arundel. This is from today. Paint was shite, car was hot.

[The Vicar]

A friend of mine in Dublin sent me this

[LightBulbFun]

16 hours ago, Spiny Norman said:

In the work's car park yesterday.

Hmm I thought to myself that looks like an Age related plate, so go to the DVLA tab to do some bashing

and literally 1 registration mark to the left EDS620B is a plate-robbed Routemaster LOL

(bit of an odd one as this RM's mark was originally ALM81B cant see what someone would want in that?)

[willswitchengage]

Sunny weather spot yesterday when the country felt briefly like California.

[tooSavvy]

Lottery Ticket for the weekend*

*A win as likely as getting this pic again 😁

[Yoss]

Not sure if this should go in the lazy spotters or parking thread. 

I mean everyone parks half on the pavement down here but most still leave room for the odd pedestrian.