jozi wrote: » E30 isn't as brick like as usual! Was it green?
Silvera wrote: » tc20, does the Fiat 500 reg plate read '70 L 500' or '70 L 900'? Neither are showing on cartell.ie..
tc20 wrote: » Nice little Fiat with apt number...
Wishbone Ash wrote: » Something smells fishy there. I presume that number would have to have been reserved in advance and then the prospective owner would have to wait until it's turn came to be issued. I'd find it hard to believe that 500 vehicles first registered in 1970 were imported and re-registered in Limerick city (bearing in mind that many others would have taken the ZV option).
Silvera wrote: » The plate on the bus reads '75 LK ---'... if I'm correct? So an import either restored here or prior to importation.
Cheensbo wrote: » I really really love those Traction Avants, stunning cars, my bedside spare change box has one printed on it - rich old me will have one, but i might have to fill a few more boxes first One from Kilmuckridge at the weekend, it was exceptionally clean!
SmartinMartin wrote: » Kenmare today. What a car. I think it's featured before recently by someone else.....
Wishbone Ash wrote: » I posted a similar car a while back which lurks around the corner from me in Skerries. It's in worse condition and has a roof rack and is on ZV plates.
tc20 wrote: » ^^ @ cheensbo - is that a Mi16 Peugeot? Great spot if it is, rare enough here when new, even more so now :cool:
Cheensbo wrote: » Sure is, was giddy after seeing it
SmartinMartin wrote: » That was the one. Still think they are in the top 5 of the most beautiful cars ever built. Nice to think there's a few of them still around.
SmartinMartin wrote: » I'd say he had a party when that turned 30!
red sean wrote: » Johns memory must be slipping a bit, it's reg says 1971 ! Beautiful wagon though.