I spy the Mk1 Consul/Zephyr in the background of the white '58 Cadillac. Great photos of great cars from an era before today's autonomous blobs.

1955 Oldsmobile Super 88 Holiday Coupe 1953 Ford Mainline 1960 Cadillac Coupe de Ville (possibly a convertible judging by the part of roof we can see) 1959 Rambler Cross Country station wagon 1956 Buick Century Estate Wagon 1956 Dodge Regent 1959 Buick Invicta 1950 Pontiac Silver Streak 1954 Oldsmo...

mercrocker wrote: ↑Sat Apr 20, 2024 7:19 pm

slowanimals wrote: ↑Sat Apr 20, 2024 6:58 pm
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Toad is pissed off because the '58 has gone again.....

'If the radio's gone that means the car has gone'. I know you'll get that line. I must be a sad git as I know what the majority of those cars are as no doubt do you. Excellent photos from Mr animals.

Nice meet, I recognise some of the vehicles bearing in mind I used to live not that faraway in Bexleyheath. I know Ricky, please tell him that Paul with the black '59 Impala says hi. The Mk1 Zephyr estate is my mate Kev who has his workshop at Cliffe, Zodiac Motor Services. Pretty Anglia, quite an e...

^^^Oof, want. A 917 (or replica) can park where it wants

I found one of those 57's in a scrapyard here years ago, may have been the legendary one in Norfolk whose name is currently missing from my ancient memory. The 235 is the Blue Flame six, I had one in my first American car back in 1976 which was a RHD '59 Impala Sport Sedan aka 'flat top' reg WXT4. I...

Back in the 80s I had a succession of Vauxhalls as runabouts, I think the first was a slightly* ratty looking J-reg white/rust/filler FD Victor 2000 estate bought for 100 quid from my mate's ex-RAF Bomber Command stepdad. It was very dependable and I drove it for about two years without any hiccups....

I know most on here will be aware of it, but I just love any chance to show this picture; 1238E408-71A0-48BC-A2C5-30DDDEA49E48.png Now I don’t know what they were smoking in Luton when someone suggested a V8 PC Cresta , after all there was acres of room under the bonnet and they already used the 2 ...

mercrocker wrote: ↑Thu Apr 04, 2024 4:03 pm Early Haflinger in that top pic I think but I can't work out what the Yank is....might be Ford/Lincoln/Mercury but nothing seems to match!

My initial thought is that it could be an AMC Ambassador, especially as they were available in RHD.

72DA58AA-4C71-4A35-AB03-4A73F415883E.jpeg What a lovely photo of my old home town, Eltham in that there Sarf East London. The garage is Cliftons which was a BMC dealership, they had another petrol station just down the road on a roundabout on the South Circular. I think it's still known locally as ...