Cars, Lasses and Lads - A Photo Sharing Thread

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[Metal Guru]

3 hours ago, The Old Bloke Next Door said:

Not a rare photo. I’d go as far as saying it’s not unusual.

[martc]

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Physicist and  Academician Nikolay Evtikhiev of the Russian Academy of Science and his official car GAZ-24-10 Volga.

[martc]

This lady has seen work around the world advertising cars...

Here she is working for Rootes in the absolutely massive Minx Californian.

[martc]

So why do Ferrari have to make an SUV? This 250GTE is still with us, in Paris.

[martc]

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All Vespas must be branded.

[martc]

FIAT 2100 ambulance. 

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Where is this? Somewhere in Australia?

[martc]

1914 Victor (nee Dew) 8hp cyclecar powered by a 965cc 8hp Precision V-twin.

[martc]

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This is as exciting as it gets. It's the 7th of October 1971 and Spain has introduced a new registration plate system and this R4 van is getting the first one, issued in Madrid it should read M -0000-A but the square plate has put pay to that. M for Madrid then consecutive numbers and letters, this system is still in use although there are now 2 last letters.

[eddyramrod]

7 minutes ago, martc said:

This is as exciting as it gets. 

See now, for people like me... it really is!  It's fascinating trivia that I wouldn't otherwise have known, and as a lifelong car nut, of course I'm interested in how a country's number plates are arranged!

[MorrisItalSLX]

19 minutes ago, martc said:

Where is this? Somewhere in Australia?

I don’t think it’s Australia

Italy?