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

Diabhalta

Ballyphehane, Cork.

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SmartinMartin

This peach in kenmare today;

tc20

lovely '86 M535i in Greystones at the weekend

Hifive

Stunning quattro on display in Audi Waterford.
Absolutely flawless.

kaizersoze

:eek::eek::eek:

Hifive wrote: »

Stunning quattro on display in Audi Waterford.
Absolutely flawless.

PauloMN

Dades wrote: »

Lovely old Beemer in Blackrock today.

That's a beaut, love those E23s.

Dades

PauloMN wrote: »

That's a beaut, love those E23s.

It's even parks in that distinctive "take nearly two spaces" way I find a lot of modern beemers do.

tc20

nice Japanese import 280E in Deansgrange yesterday - only 70k km on the clock!!

elperello

Dades wrote: »

It's even parks in that distinctive "take nearly two spaces" way I find a lot of modern beemers do.

Defensive parking on account of the N plate Yaris?

Working class heroes

442357

Working class heroes

https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/attachment.php?attachmentid=442358&stc=1&d=1519207291

Silvera

Spotted a Mk1 VW Jetta outside Tullow this evening. 'VIC' reg and looked to be in excellent condition...towing a small trailer.

Dr Turk Turkelton

It was like being transported back to the 80's today when I saw this collection of beauts

Silvera

Spotted a (rare!) Citroen DS Estate 'HIC' reg following a Mk1 Ford Transit '?NI' reg outside Gorey today.

kev1.3s

DS or CX?

Duke O Smiley

I'm sure its a DS @Silvera is talking about. I've seen pics of a HIC reg estate in the past but can't recall the plate off the top of my head

kev1.3s

Duke O Smiley wrote: »

I'm sure its a DS @Silvera is talking about. I've seen pics of a HIC reg estate in the past but can't recall the plate off the top of my head

I took the pic and posted it here a couple of years ago and on reflection it was a DS.

tc20

Tidy LHD MB in Greystones - love this colour on the W123. There's a local W115 also in the same hue.
Golf also spotted in greystones yesterday

hi5

Silvera wrote: »

Spotted a (rare!) Citroen DS Estate 'HIC' reg following a Mk1 Ford Transit '?NI' reg outside Gorey today.

Is this it, lovely car, one of my favourites, it needs the second number plate on the rear bumper though...

SmartinMartin

I thought i knew every European car made in the last 60 years or so, but I've never seen one of those. Wow.

SmartinMartin

Dades

hi5 wrote: »

Is this it, lovely car, one of my favourites, it needs the second number plate on the rear bumper though...

My uncle in Meath had one of those in the early 80s. They had 8 kids and used to cart them and my cousins around in it during the holidays. Pretty sure there was no ISOFIX

w124man

Is this the only Irish one left? There was one at the top of our road when I was a lad but its not this one. It was light blue and white

elperello

An absolute legend the DS.

From winning the Monte Carlo Rally to use as a Presidential limo, ambulance, police car, camera car. They were a real milestone in motoring history.

Some were built in Slough in the UK.

https://thomthomproductions.com/2015/09/23/introducing-the-original-citroen-ds-safari-film-car/

alastair

Duke O Smiley wrote: »

I'm sure its a DS @Silvera is talking about. I've seen pics of a HIC reg estate in the past but can't recall the plate off the top of my head

Saw this at the Wells House show last summer. Lovely car, female driver.

SmartinMartin

alastair wrote: »

Lovely car, female driver.

One out of two ain't bad.

Silvera

hi5 wrote: »

Is this it, lovely car, one of my favourites, it needs the second number plate on the rear bumper though...

Yes, that's the one I spotted!

Why would it need a second number plate on the bumper?

Type 17

Silvera wrote: »

Why would it need a second number plate on the bumper?

So you can drive with the tailgate open (big items sticking out) and still display your rear reg plate. Note how the reg plate lights are at 45 degrees, so both plates are illuminated:

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Silvera

I never saw that on any car before?!
...we learn something new everyday!🙂

hi5

Early Range Rover had a similar idea, except it was on a hinge and you had to flip it down manually.

kev1.3s

hi5 wrote: »

Early Range Rover had a similar idea, except it was on a hinge and you had to flip it down manually.

Would be useful today