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Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: tunnie on 05 December 2016, 11:35:59
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Spotted this near work, a classic car place has opened near us. Packed full of Classic Ferrari's, Jags, Lambo's, American cars, all sorts. Other day spotted a mint WW2 Jeep thing, looked like it came out of the factory! But one evening on one of my many walks between our sites, came across this American spec Wedge? .
(http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii177/tunnie_84/Aston1.jpg)
(http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii177/tunnie_84/Aston2.jpg)
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I saw one of them parked up recently ... can't remember now where we were ..... might have been Cromer/Norfolk way. Not seen one for 30 years or more
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This is the company, they often have the door open to the warehouse. 8) I'd be like a kid in a sweets shop, so going here if I win the lottery.
http://ddclassics.com/showroom/ (http://ddclassics.com/showroom/)
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so going here if I win the lottery.
http://ddclassics.com/showroom/ (http://ddclassics.com/showroom/)
is there a budget? ;D
The Aston Vantage please
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Saw that parked outside too, each time I see it I think of Timothy Dalton and him firing rockets out of the fog flights. ;D
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I,ll take the Ferrari 512 BB please - they were all vulgar after that, and the Fiat 500. 8)
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I'll have the Mk11 jag. Not being greedy, under 40 grand.
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1971 Ferrari Daytona for me please.
POA.....which means it won't be cheap. :-\
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Had a look can't make my mind up such a choice!
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I still say the 'wedge' can be filed under "Dear god, what were they thinking?". Designed after one too many, I think!
I'll take the Buick Riviera, or maybe the Firebird, or the Renault 5 Turbo2, or the Countach..
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I still say the 'wedge' can be filed under "Dear god, what were they thinking?". Designed after one too many, I think!
I'll take the Buick Riviera, or maybe the Firebird, or the Renault 5 Turbo2, or the Countach..
Now lets not be greedy, Aaron. ;D.......even in our fantasy. ;)
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IŽd take one of the Vantages or the F512M
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Be the Ferrari 275 GTS Convertible and the 365 Convertible as both are achingly beautiful 8)
And the current Camaro to release the inner Hammond :D
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I still say the 'wedge' can be filed under "Dear god, what were they thinking?". Designed after one too many, I think!
I'll take the Buick Riviera, or maybe the Firebird, or the Renault 5 Turbo2, or the Countach..
Now lets not be greedy, Aaron. ;D.......even in our fantasy. ;)
It's just so hard to choose ;D Probably the Buick Riviera, actually - it's unusual, a land yacht, but just so very cool.
The Firebird I have a massive soft spot for and I love the Renault 5 because of it's history (it's also quite, quite bonkers). The Countach was my 'bedroom wall car' as a kid.
What I really want, and is almost in the bounds of realistic, is this: http://www.retroclassiccar.com/1948-ford-f-1-stepside-pickup-p88
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Found it
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@52.9293234,1.3059439,3a,49.8y,31.55h,89.74t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1swS-vz47WCjqK4sg6VXFEDQ!2e0!7i13312!8i6656?hl=en
you need to be looking at May 2011 :y
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Be the Ferrari 275 GTS Convertible and the 365 Convertible as both are achingly beautiful 8)
And the current Camaro to release the inner Hammond :D
Needs a Hellcat type zorst, I see that one moving around fair bit. Sure they use it as a 'company hack' - Sounds rather silent :(
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Be the Ferrari 275 GTS Convertible and the 365 Convertible as both are achingly beautiful 8)
And the current Camaro to release the inner Hammond :D
Needs a Hellcat type zorst, I see that one moving around fair bit. Sure they use it as a 'company hack' - Sounds rather silent :(
With two V12 Ferrari to listen to, the Camaro might as well be electric ;)
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Thank you gentlemen for posting.
Yes, I know about both of these cars (It's a small world)
The one @ DD Classics came from a Danish collection
The one in Cromer has been there for years, parked outside! I have passed it many times and hate to think what all that salty air has done to it.
:y
www.lagondanet.com
www.lagondanet.com/bb
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http://www.vassard.dk/lagonda/gallery/13448.html
http://www.vassard.dk/lagonda/gallery/13074.html
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:y :y :y
Made me want to learn more, had a read here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aston_Martin_Lagonda (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aston_Martin_Lagonda)
The shooting brake version looked, errrrm, interesting!
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There are 3 shooting brakes now & one cabrio under construction.