Lets see a picture of your classic(s) [Vol. 2]

[Chunkychucky]

MBeemerman said:

Phwoar that looks lovely, any more details? Not a genuine C1 2.3 I presume?

[MBeemerman]

Chunkychucky said:

Phwoar that looks lovely, any more details? Not a genuine C1 2.3 I presume?

M20 2.8L stroker motor 230bhp

[Chunkychucky]

MBeemerman said:

Chunkychucky said:

Phwoar that looks lovely, any more details? Not a genuine C1 2.3 I presume?

M20 2.8L stroker motor 230bhp

Lovely stuff, motor along nicely too with only an E21 to push along

[MBeemerman]

Chunkychucky said:

Lovely stuff, motor along nicely too with only an E21 to push along

Yes it really does go well with a great sound track, it's just one of those cars that never fails to put a massive smile on your face.

[FHCNICK]

The angular design has always split opinions but I still enjoy this car.

[tberg]

My 1972 De Tomaso Pantera pre L, my Sunday driving car. After about 25 years of ownership, it's finally sorted where I can drive it without issues. Only took me about 20 years of almost no driving to finally accomplish the car I always wanted. Completely restored inside and out, now running with about 500hp. and ferocious sound.

[lukeharding]

2Hooky said:

Chunky, I agree with your remarks about the XK but for some strange reason I picked this up at an auction a couple of weeks ago. Never the most beautiful of E types !

Did like that. Hopefully the fuel leak was easily repaired

[FHCNICK]

tberg said:

My 1972 De Tomaso Pantera pre L, my Sunday driving car. After about 25 years of ownership, it's finally sorted where I can drive it without issues. Only took me about 20 years of almost no driving to finally accomplish the car I always wanted. Completely restored inside and out, now running with about 500hp. and ferocious sound.

Just stunning, I much prefer these early cars to the winged up GT5S. All in all a great example of my favourite model of my all time favourite car

[scottos]

20220527_090249 by Scott Osborne, on Flickr

[dino_jr]

My 911SC hasn't changed much over the years, beyond a small fortune spent on maintenance...
Seen here last week after cleaning, next to the new sensible option.

[woodytype S]

Doofus said:

McGee_22 said:

woodytype S said:

Classic ???

He has form for doing this. Ignore him.

Ha Ha if you want a classic try this

[McGee_22]

scottos said:

20220527_090249 by Scott Osborne, on Flickr

Lovely - the turbo styling looks great. In contrast I had a Tii with full chrome trims, steel wheels and bog standard BMW hub caps - it was epic while it lasted - it rotted like a tragic '70's Alfa.

[scottos]

McGee_22 said:

Lovely - the turbo styling looks great. In contrast I had a Tii with full chrome trims, steel wheels and bog standard BMW hub caps - it was epic while it lasted - it rotted like a tragic '70's Alfa.

Thanks! It was (is) a Tii in a past life and has had the body restored twice due to tin worm, second time round it got the turbo kit and a full colour change (previous owner). Mechanically it wasnt good but thats the stuff im able to do so now it goes well also!

[Escort3500]

From the days when BMW knew how to design a lovely looking car

[Katzenjammer]

Harry Flashman said:

I hope so. Sorry for spamming, but I am so happy to have this back after Lockdown absence.

I love these. The only car you’d ever need.

Meanwhile, here’s mine. 25 years old now so I think that makes it a classic

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[mushtafa]

My Mk1 Golf - doesn't look too bad from a distance - 30 years old this year

[Doofus]

mushtafa said:

My Mk1 Golf - doesn't look too bad from a distance - 30 years old this year

Not much of it is 30.