Meanwhile, on the other side of the world:
Though these look quite spectacular (and give me a sudden craving for a glass of red wine):
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Though these look quite spectacular (and give me a sudden craving for a glass of red wine):
Looks special to me!
Finally I have Morning Glory in flower:
Some pics from today’s O’fest car show:
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That represents about a quarter of the cars on display.
You know you’re old when you’ve either driven or ridden in half the cars represented.
If I had to take one home, of the ones pictured, it would probably be the red Alfa Romeo, or the red Kharmann Ghia, or the Sunbeam Tiger (though I like the more subdued Alpine better).
That represents about a quarter of the cars on display.
You know you’re old when you’ve either driven or ridden in half the cars represented.
If I had to take one home, of the ones pictured, it would probably be the red Alfa Romeo, or the red Kharmann Ghia, or the Sunbeam Tiger (though I like the more subdued Alpine better).
That's a nice selection of cars. I've driven and photographed most of the same cars. That Studebaker Hawk is a pretty car.
If that first black Mercedes was real, it would be the most valuable car there. If the Blue Shelby Cobra were real, it would also be very valuable (most of those on the streets are replicas).
I also love the Alfa Romeo Giulia Spider, but would probably take the white 1958 Corvette Roadster home with me.
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If that first black Mercedes was real, it would be the most valuable car there. If the Blue Shelby Cobra were real, it would also be very valuable (most of those on the streets are replicas).
I also love the Alfa Romeo Giulia Spider, but would probably take the white 1958 Corvette Roadster home with me.
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I like the green one... what is it?
You mean that bright green one with the whitewall tires? That’s a VW Kharmann Ghia.
Yep. Not that I'll ever own one!
There are not a lot of them left. Most of them rusted into red dust. Same with the blue Triumph TR-6 in TRs photos. Small British roadsters, from Triumph, MG and such rusted out easily... plus they had Lucas Electrics.
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There are not a lot of them left. Most of them rusted into red dust. Same with the blue Triumph TR-6 in TRs photos. Small British roadsters, from Trump, MG and such rusted out easily... plus they had Lucas Electrics.
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I did a silly search for one in the UK and found a few. I could possibly afford one but it would be insane as I have no garage and nor do I ever drive anywhere these days!
You could find a rusty one that doesn't run (should be easy) for 100-quid, and make it into a backyard herb garden.
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Has Steve Cook gong MAGA?
I thought these were really pretty:
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