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Last Sunday, there was a car show/street party in Nelson in aid of the local rescue helicopter service. I was a bit late getting there & the odd one was beginning to depart, plus I got chatting to a couple of bods I know, including an ex boss with the lovely MG TA & ended up forgetting what I'd taken, but did get these, a fairly eclectic mix, it is amazing what lurks in garages around here. I'm picking the Cord & possibly several others were from the local Classic Car Museum, must get in there soon & have a shufti.

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I'm told, though I don't remember, ;) that I came home from the Hospital after I was born in a Vanguard like the one above, it had been moved on by the time I could remember such things. 

Steve.

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1 hour ago, Vince1159 said:

Look at that Chally,just beautiful....

 

Absolutely stunning, isn't it?! :nodding:

 

Like the condition of the X19 too, not many like that about now! 

 

Cracking piccies Steve!

 

Keith

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2 hours ago, Vesa Jussila said:

I would like to see my wife's face if I would drive this to home. "Darling, we have new city car" 🤣

So should I ask for the price 😁  

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"But...but...where would I park it?"

 

Anywhere you like!  :evil_laugh:

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5 hours ago, desert falcon said:

I can ask for the price, I‘ll deliver it to you then 

 

Oh, I wish (but I'd rather have the orange one! 🤣)

 

Ramps would be a bit steep to get the rally Mini in the back though! :rofl2:

 

Keith

 

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1 minute ago, Sabrejet said:

 

You're not alone Steve: it's the Cord for me too :)

They're just a bit gorgeous aren't they. :)

Steve.

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4 hours ago, stevehnz said:

They're just a bit gorgeous aren't they. :)

Steve.

There's something about them.  Something "other worldly".  They looked so far ahead of their time.

Trevor

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Yup, it's a Ford Model 48, circa 1935 vintage.  It superceded the Model 40 and ran from '35 to '41, I think.  The precise year of this one is 1936 but it's often hard to pin down as they had a cosmetic refresh most years which changed the grille style fairly drastically each time.

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I agree with Neddy that sometimes it's difficult to pin precise year. Ford was making cars globally and sometimes models were quite a mix. You need to look for example German Fords in this period.

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"Possibly"?  :giggle:    A rather nice understated custom job though.

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Thanks a lot! The Lindberg kit of the Ford 40 Convertible (1/32) will be on my list.

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Spotted today at Cambridge Services.

 

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A 1952 Singer tractor.

Trevor

 

 

 

 

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1 hour ago, Six97s said:

Tesco this morning.

 

Not something you see every day! Can't have been doing a very big shop! 🤣

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Brave man! I wouldn't be game to park a Lambo (or anything similar) in a supermarket car park. It's an open invitation to get dinged or, worse, keyed!

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Sadly I didn't get a decent shot of it as it was coming the other way along the A414, but a lovely red Aston Martin V8 Vantage, number plate starting BAV and ending in T so I'm pretty sure it was the one from Johnny English 3 and which is/was (?) owned by Rowan Atkinson.

 

Of course there could be another one out there with similar plates and I saw another, but even if it wasn't this particular car it was still something which stood out despite a 140mph closing speed.

 

As I have nothing but a few red pixels, here's  a page of better shots.

 

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2144086355831074&type=3

 

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