Some interesting cars visit that Shootash boot sale. Seen this morning, beautiful 1950 Ford Anglia…
…not far from a cracking Mustang.
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Saw this car again at the weekend, so it must be a local one.
Never seen it myself.
Was it in “homing” mode?
No I’ve never worked at the new place…hardly ever “worked” at the old place. 
I’ll refrain from asking if it was there to have the engine remapped. 
No I was there to talk to the museum archivist about some hardware and documents in my possession.
This time next year I could be a milyonaire. 
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Of all the possibilities mate, I never had you down as a blackmailer.
I subscribe to this chap’s Youtube channel. He gets to drive some unusual classics.
I’ve only seen one of these in real life. It was when I worked as a casual in the docks in the late '90s, it was a fresh personal import awaiting collection; needed restoration. It wasn’t locked, and it wouldn’t start so I couldn’t nick it. 
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The last time I visited Partridge BMW in Eastleigh, there was a beautiful red M1 on display in the foyer. I think it may have been a semi-permanent fixture there. Absolutely stunning car close up.
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One for you @scotty
Brother in law has a Civic.
Been renovated i need to find out year & model
Civic CRX Red all I got.
Let us know what the blue one goes for
It’s already finished, it went for $23k
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Another for @scotty
Classic open-top continental cruiser…naa, a fuckin’ mental roller skate…
Pluribus (Apple TV) is seriously clever.
But.
There is a moment when a loner (no spoilers) decides to go on a road trip.
Gets organised gets in his car.
An immaculate MG Midget.
Opens the garage door.
Takes a deep breath as he mentally faces up to the journey.
Turns the key.
And it doesn’t start.
That is SO British Leyland , only someone who’s owned a Midget /Allegro/Maestro truly knows
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