My spottings, old and new - trike

[bunglebus]

Giffer looking Astra in Wickford

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Randoms from the last few weeks

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Goodness me, a Metrocab still plying its trade in Derby

Someone has to be secretly manufacturing new box ovloVs

G Wagon G Wagon G Wagon

Short bus

Jaunty angle Lotus keeps appearing near my house

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I forgot about this - the world's shittest Boxster

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Pug in a barn

Fiesta on a drive 

Jag doing 25 year old Jag things

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Very slow and distinctly smoky ovloV, I just knew this would be going into the garden centre

And a Derby trying to escape

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Found a load of pics in my phone that I don't think I've posted. Some are new stock at my local classic dealer, some are random spottings

[MiniMinorMk3]

16 hours ago, bunglebus said:

Found a load of pics in my phone that I don't think I've posted. Some are new stock at my local classic dealer, some are random spottings

 

 

There's something note quite right about that Ghia. 4 bolt wheels on a 1964 would suggest that it has had some alterations to the running gear.

 

That Mk1 Golf reminds me of EKO 316Y, one of the few cars that I have owned which I regret selling.

[bunglebus]

6 minutes ago, MiniMinorMk3 said:

There's something note quite right about that Ghia. 4 bolt wheels on a 1964 would suggest that it has had some alterations to the running gear.

Yeah I was saying the same thing to the guy fitting the carpets in it - 64 body on a 68 or later floor pan, so should be on the reg that belongs to the floor. Loads of old VWs are bitzas though, it was probably done years back. 

[MiniMinorMk3]

1 hour ago, bunglebus said:

Yeah I was saying the same thing to the guy fitting the carpets in it - 64 body on a 68 or later floor pan, so should be on the reg that belongs to the floor. Loads of old VWs are bitzas though, it was probably done years back. 

That's a bit iffy. It makes you wonder if the body has a chassis number plate on it, and does it match the stamping on the floor pan. I presume the number is stamped in the same place as on a Bug floor pan.

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2 hours ago, MiniMinorMk3 said:

That's a bit iffy. It makes you wonder if the body has a chassis number plate on it, and does it match the stamping on the floor pan. I presume the number is stamped in the same place as on a Bug floor pan.

Yeah I was trying to read it but the guy was quite busy gluing carpet down so I left it!

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More randoms from here and there

E-Type was a 2+2 but the KFC banner saves us having to look at the horrible roof line 

Hot Rod Micra

Trevor

This appeared by my house today - had wedding ribbons on it later

New stock at the classic dealer. Think they have four MK1 GTIs now

CRX is another new local appearance

Just along the road from this

[stuboy]

On 7/28/2023 at 11:26 PM, bunglebus said:

very shexy

[MiniMinorMk3]

18 hours ago, bunglebus said:

More randoms from here and there

E-Type was a 2+2 but the KFC banner saves us having to look at the horrible roof line 

 

That looks like a super bloated Series 3 V12 to me.

 

I like the Trevor and the Triumph. 

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They like small cars around Birmingham it seems

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Wide ass 2002 looked fun

Mismatched crew cab

Collection of bugs

This passed while I was papping them

[High Jetter]

42 minutes ago, bunglebus said:

Wide ass 2002 looked fun

Mismatched crew cab

Am not a Bavarian fan, but that looks fit

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Well that's...something 

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Seaside Bug

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Another boot sale spot

And a Tesco Lupo

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Maldon Moggie

Long distance Jag

93 Civic

And a 93 Ovlov in the same car park - 9 series!

More Fairmont stock

Closer Jag in Shenfield 

This turned up near me recently 

Can't remember if I posted this Polo busy being an car

Beige bus

[High Jetter]

3 hours ago, bunglebus said:

Long distance Jag

Transgender, tho?

[bunglebus]

Low volume production of boxy Volvo estates is in full swing on the Isle of Skye

NSU at Fairmont 

Tidemarked Skud

Lupo

LGB

Princess Anne

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Don't know if this is an actual Kommandeurwagen or "just" a really early split

Edit - 1943, so technically a KDF not a Volkswagen 

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Has the height to be a Type 87. If you can get back to it see if it is 4 wheels drive.

[bunglebus]

6 minutes ago, MiniMinorMk3 said:

Has the height to be a Type 87. If you can get back to it see if it is 4 wheels drive.

It was on the move! Think I found it in the entry list for the Lavenham VW show, if so it is a real type 82e so Kubelwagen chassis 2wd

[MiniMinorMk3]

16 hours ago, bunglebus said:

It was on the move! Think I found it in the entry list for the Lavenham VW show, if so it is a real type 82e so Kubelwagen chassis 2wd

Yes the 87 had wider wings, so could be an 82E.

[D.E]

17 hours ago, bunglebus said:

Don't know if this is an actual Kommandeurwagen or "just" a really early split

Edit - 1943, so technically a KDF not a Volkswagen 

NSU Kettenkrad in front? That's pretty cool too!

[bunglebus]

The silver lining of a day squeezing a Luton around London streets is seeing a few interesting cars