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Today I saw a classic and took a pic thread! Part 2

Diabhalta

Ballyphehane, Cork.

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MotherTeresa

Some lovely ones there. Agreed the sun always brings them out, same as the good looking women.
I do love seeing the convertibles on a sunny day, like that SL. Not that we get many of them!

RWD

93' e30 Touring and an immaculate Ae86 'Twincam' I saw today in Cork

gammygils

DeLorean in Galway traffic today

SmartinMartin

Amazing what you see in a Lidl car park. A pair of beauties in Kenmare today.

pictures upload

Thinkingaboutit

Somewhere in Athens last year, near the Parthenon, some owner keeping the faith. :pac:

SmartinMartin

Feckin Offaly hoors turn up everywhere:D

DaveCol

Mercedes 600 spotted in Ballsbridge last Friday

w124man

Jaziz you can go nowhere ......

Nekarsulm

In Cavan town today.

Dades

w124man wrote: »

Jaziz you can go nowhere ......

My Missis always says I'd never get away with an affair driving my car. I say I'm unlikely to be offered one driving it.

Silvera

DaveCol wrote: »

Mercedes 600 spotted in Ballsbridge last Friday

Very nice classic

(Would be even nicer without the 'GB' badge

elperello

Silvera wrote: »

Very nice classic
(Would be even nicer without the 'GB' badge

That's the individual chrome letter type GB plate you often see on "high end" cars.They are probably afraid of damaging the paintwork trying to remove it.
Hard call with what looks like a mint car

Mississippi.

Spotted on the Glenshane on Tuesday

brucky

Silvera wrote: »

Very nice classic
(Would be even nicer without the 'GB' badge

Most come over from the UK with and old stickers attached and it forms part of the cars history/story. Who knows could well end up back in UK if sold on, doesn't really detract.

Silvera

brucky wrote: »

Most come over from the UK with and old stickers attached and it forms part of the cars history/story. Who knows could well end up back in UK if sold on, doesn't really detract.

I disagree - I understand they are most likely chrome metal digits stuck on the bodywork, so tricky to remove. However, it's now an Irish-registered car so no reason for it to display 'GB' plates - technically it's against the law too. My 2c.

thadg

Silvera wrote: »

I disagree - I understand they are most likely chrome metal digits stuck on the bodywork, so tricky to remove. However, it's now an Irish-registered car so no reason for it to display 'GB' plates - technically it's against the law too. My 2c.

how? its not a reg plate. if it was a sticker would it be different?

brucky

Silvera wrote: »

I disagree - I understand they are most likely chrome metal digits stuck on the bodywork, so tricky to remove. However, it's now an Irish-registered car so no reason for it to display 'GB' plates - technically it's against the law too. My 2c.

I would say the Guards have bigger things to worry about:D

SmartinMartin

Silvera wrote: »

technically it's against the law too.

Could you please quote the relevant statute, because I think you might just be making stuff up..

SmartinMartin

This stunning jaguar belting along the M50 today;

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Big Nasty

Awesome. Looks like it got a bit of restomod treatment.

PaulK_CCI

Isn't it just? But it appears to be a totally original style Jaguar MKV because that's how intricate the rear bumper section is/was. The only thing that strikes me is that it appears to be left hand drive :)