Rootes arrows spots--22.08.2010 update

[trigger]

I saw that Xantia at the Nats this year, Quite a eye opener!.

 

 

 

[Guest]

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I do like these early MKIII's in these colours. Looks like its been cared for until relatively recently too

[brammy777]

The enquiry is completeThe vehicle details for HEA 282K are:Date of Liability 01 02 2001Date of First Registration 01 01 1972Year of Manufacture 1972Cylinder Capacity (cc) 998CCCO2 Emissions Not AvailableFuel Type PetrolExport Marker Not ApplicableVehicle Status UnlicensedVehicle Colour YELLOWHmmm, doesnt look like its been off the road that long.

[Richard]

I take it Red Carpets caters for the Buy To Let sector.

[Guest]

 

The Granada's gone now-it was a 4x4 police spec model Which gains access to this

Which is a police spec v6 from 1971

Heres the granada in the yard

Fitted with leather at a later date as the police spec was cloth

Even after standing started fine with a charged battery-sounds sweet

[keef]

Even after standing started fine with a charged battery-sounds sweet

Nice!When you going back for the van?

[Guest]

Well he is getting it one day-pics will follow.

[eggy]

great spots man,you dont know how often im looking for shite on flickr and its you pics that come up.i like these grannys, you dont happen to have a picture of the blue recovery van behind it do you?

[brammy777]

That is such a nice car, even covered in grime. So does this yard owner just locate cars and secure them when they are unwanted? Please tell me the Granada isnt being scrapped....

[Guest]

you dont happen to have a picture of the blue recovery van behind it do you?

No I dont----yet

[Guest]

Please tell me the Granada isnt being scrapped....

The yard owners son plans to return it to the road. Its a cracking car-very clean in the engine bay/door pillers etc. He's a scrap dealers but hangs on to the interesting stuff.

[Guest]

you dont happen to have a picture of the blue recovery van behind it do you?

[eggy]

Thank you very much. That looks great i love recovery conversions like that. For some reason i keep dreaming of a Bedford ice cream van with one of them out the back.

[Guest]

[VWPowered]

wow great pics squire cant remember the last time i saw a Corsair

[barrett]

That Gordini Turbo is really, really nice. I'm really feeling the S1 R5 love at the moment.top spots, as always.

[eggy]

Love the Corsair,that Prefect looks nice,great patina in the interior.

[keef]

You do find some nice spots!

 

Corsair any connection with the Metropolitan and Anglia over on other thread http://autoshite.commlm/forum/viewtopic.ph ... 966#163966 ?

[Gompo]

That Gordini is fab.. but is that sunroof and aftermarket one? I am not that bothered about such things but they can slightly spoil what looks like quite a solid/standard example...Period modification to some extent so could be classed as still 'retro' i guess.

[Pete-M]

Every Gordini I've seen from around that time has had a glass 'roof, so I suspect it's been there from new.I despise that type of sunroof.

[Guest]

Monaco-updated pic.

Low mileage early 1.3 maestro. Saved from the scrapyard where the o.a.p.s relatives were going to send it.

Staff purchased from the factory when new-little needed for mot.

[seth]

That's gotta be the AlastairK Olds Supaminks is cool too.

[Tayne]

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[keef]

Maestro looks tidy!

[Guest]

[Mr_Bo11ox]

Hey I love that red Maestro! What a honey.

[michiel]

Yum, P4s!

[Guest]

Dodge posted in 2007 is still around

[barrett]

Has that Bond been spotted before by someone? I'm sure I remember the roof tile+ brick anti- theft device. Needs to be saved badly....one day i'm going to learn how to weld/do mechanical shit and then i wont have to sit here passively sighing at things like that