Post a picture of your classic car;

manta mad

ooooohhhh nice motor :cool:

Anan1

quattro777 wrote: »

I will be picking this up in a couple of weeks.

Love them, came quite close to buying a saloon once. Any more pics?

Hermy

manta mad wrote: »

ooooohhhh nice motor :cool:

Took the words out of my mouth!

Dades

Do tell about that Fiat!

RobAMerc

quattro777 wrote: »

I will be picking this up in a couple of weeks.

Now thats lovely !

quattro777

I haven't seen it in the flesh myself yet
I bought it subject to an inspection and had someone from the Fiat Club inspect it thoroughly.
It has been very well looked after, 2 owners and only 45,000 miles on the clock.
It needs a few very minor things sorting, and I will re trim the interior as sun damage has taken its toll.

DarenO

quattro777 wrote: »

I will be picking this up in a couple of weeks.

Exactly like 8400 ZU, must put a pic up some time, enjoy the car

Daved_XB

Hi guy's, this is my '72 Dodge Challenger.... just picked her up on the weekend






Dave

manta mad

:cool:

wow im in love !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
cracking motor , well ware ...

chevyv8

Daved_XB wrote: »

Hi guy's, this is my '72 Dodge Challenger.... just picked her up on the weekend






Dave

GREAT LOOKING MOTOR DAVE, WELL TO DRIVE MAN.:D

Big Nasty

Think I've seen that Chally around somewhere before!:p

Best of luck with her Dave!;)

chevyv8

Daved_XB wrote: »

Hi guy's, this is my '72 Dodge Challenger.... just picked her up on the weekend






Dave

GREAT LOOKING MOTOR DAVE, WELL TO DRIVE MAN.:D

Dades

Went for a spin with my mate and his 928 on Sunday... took a few pics too!

(Courtown, Wexford, btw )

manta mad

nice piccies :cool:

Hermy

I think I passed that 928 in Dublin City this morning - nice car!

boost creep

this is my genuine Gartrac G6 roadcar, one of very few road cars built by
Gartrac, bought it in Eastbourne about 5 years ago. the original 2.8 V6 has
been replaced by a Cosworth YB. i am almost finished restoring it now, but
cash is scarce so it's off the list of priorities for a bit! not sure if i'll put the YB
back into it when the time comes, it is cheap and easy power though!

i'll post more pictures later, they're all over the place on my computer so i'll need to find them first!

Neilw

My 79 series 1 golf

Magnum

I picked up the Sierra last week....

manta mad

tidy looking sierra !!!
well ware :cool:

ki

Daved_XB wrote: »

Hi guy's, this is my '72 Dodge Challenger.... just picked her up on the weekend



Dave

Hi Dave

Love the car, did you import it yourself?

ki

Daved_XB

Hi ki,

Thanks...

Nope I'm the 3rd owner of her now here in Ireland, my understanding is that she was brought from the States into the UK at some point & was restored there before she found her way to our shores.

Dave

cocomk1

!MAVERICK!

1974 Mercedes-Benz 220, 35,000 miles. For sale on adverts.ie for only € 5900 !

http://www.adverts.ie/car/220/220/1974-mercedes-benz-220-for-sale-classic-car/561834

Standard Toaster

Princess HLS wrote: »

My four classic motors plus one scrap car for spares!

Love that Mini
I'll have one one day

Diabhalta wrote: »

1979 Reliant Scimitar (SE6a).... i bought this car yesterday... the car is in rough condition, but i really love it! especially the sound... im just waiting when it will break down

Love it, never heard/seen one. Built upto 1995!

MCMLXXV wrote: »

Daved_XB wrote: »

Hi guy's, this is my '72 Dodge Challenger.... just picked her up on the weekend



Dave

Two of my fav muscle cars in one thread. And she's an R/T too....quality. Vanishing Point fan?

Lovely machines lads.

Magnum wrote: »

I picked up the Sierra last week....

Anymore pics of the Capri??

macroman

My Bedford TK, ex-Arklow appliance I bought a few years ago, parked up in the yard and not really touched it since (other projects & work). De-hibernated it yesterday and it only needs repaint and kitting out, ready for a few shows.

Max_Damage

^ Looks alot older than an '87.

macroman

Max_Damage wrote: »

^ Looks alot older than an '87.

One of the last TK's built, and like most fire engines looks ancient even when new. Most of them built went to Belfast, two made it to Wicklow in September 1987, this one survives the other met it's fate in Monaghan a few years ago. It's certainly a no frills design, with flat windscreen, sliding windows, no sound proofing, stack exhaust, heavy clutch and vague gears, but it's a great laugh once you get used to it.

Surprisingly, no rust anywhere thanks to a completely aluminium body and cab. It only has 20,000 miles too - verified, so the chassis is in top order too. Just needs some TLC and putting all the gear I got for it into the lockers!

Magnum

Standard Toaster wrote: »

Anymore pics of the Capri??

Sorry Guys but the lad asked me a Question.....

How many do you want...







Before I put the stripes back on ....

Magnum

Magnum wrote: »

Sorry Guys but the lad asked me a Question.....

How many do you want...



I still have it btw

Tigger

Daved_XB wrote: »

Hi guy's, this is my '72 Dodge Challenger.... just picked her up on the weekend






Dave

this is why i hope europe makes us drive on the right soon