20 years on.

[bigstraight6]

In October 2003 I purchased this Zodiac after seeing it advertised in Classic Car Weekly,  a MK3 Zodiac was my first car in 1985 and they’ve always been a bit of an obsession.

KMG 769B has been very easy to live with for the last 20 years, only needing a bit of metal surgery on the NSF suspension strut mount and lower front valance, replacement track control arms, front brake pads, rear brake shoes, clutch assembly, electronic ignition conversion, spin on oil filter conversion and proper yearly servicing schedule.

I’m very lucky to own an example of a dream car, I love the old thing and never tire of driving it and just looking at it. 
 
Part of the family this flash Essex motor! Had her out today after a good few months sat in the garage, fired up first time and was cruising easy at 70 MPH shortly after!

[Shep Shepherd]

Dagenhamtastic!

I'm coming up for 20 years of owning The Volvo, which I bought off Peter Simpson of Practical Cla$$ics and Car Mechanics fame in December 2003. I hope to get it running and MOT'd in time to celebrate our 20th anniversary together 

[Matty]

Yeah it's a stunner. Wish you'd put more up about tbh.

[danthecapriman]

Gorgeous looking cars those old Z’s. 
I used to see a dark maroon one every day on my way to work. The guy used it daily all year round and it was always gleaming. He must have loved it!

I’ve had my Capri 22 years now, strange how a certain car can just work for you and never disappoint! Others come and go yet the odd one never leaves.

[Wibble]

A beautiful car indeed. I’ve had my Senator for 25 years now. How time flies!

[Rocket88]

Had a burgundy one….. until I bumped it over a kerb, and the front suspension leg made an appearance through the bonnet……

[Rocket88]

Discovered both inner wings were cunningly constructed entirely of fibreglass and clag