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It looks like the driver has thought to himself "OMG, the sun is out. I had better pull over and get the top down!"

Either that or he's realised that the IoW isn't the sort of place where one needs to keep the roof closed for fear of having locals throwing rotten fruit into the car?
That actually looks like an exceptionally straight example of the breed there, I like the metallic paint and more than that I like the wheels. Are they Dunlops?

JPB wrote:Either that or he's realised that the IoW isn't the sort of place where one needs to keep the roof closed for fear of having locals throwing rotten fruit into the car?
That actually looks like an exceptionally straight example of the breed there, I like the metallic paint and more than that I like the wheels. Are they Dunlops?

Yeah I think so John, I agree the wheels and paint combo does look nice together, it had one headlamp shroud which was red though - which kinda gave it the appearance of looking in the mirror "the morning after"...not that I know what that looks like you understand?

seen this in altrincham last night (i was stationary at some traffic lights when i took the pic)



kev

spotted an English registered model t ford? & a mehari in montsoreau yesterday & a rather nice mr2.. wait that was mine.. does that count??

Some spots from around the island this weekend;

Ford 400E pick up:



Land Rover:



Maestro;



Open Golf;

I saw the underneath of my Toledo today whilst waxoyling it.

Do I win the prize ????

It could be worse, you could have had to scrape the lot off.

Been and done that already that was 6 hours well spent.

6 hours per square inch? I am allergic to applying or removing underseal. it doesn't matter which you are doing, you always get it in your hair.