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

Diabhalta

Ballyphehane, Cork.

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Duke O Smiley

Its in very regular use alright.

I had one, same year, it was fantastic

jamesC.

Saw that Honda in Dublin a month or two ago. Shame about the reg but it’s still a lovely car

woejus

clogher71

Big Nasty wrote: »

That's proper Old School as opposed to the later Iveco Cargo

Really really old school as it looks like the ford lettering is from a very early d series, late 60's early 70's

Big Nasty

That's proper Old School as opposed to the later Iveco Cargo

clogher71

Ford Cargo, Roundstone, Co Galway. Looks good for years, (old DI reg, Roscommon), and beside sea. The few cargos that are left now seem to be horseboxes or recovery wagons!.

IrishPlayer

Hill of Tara, Co Meath.

Navan,Co Meath.
Not a car,but saw them in the town and wanted to include them.

sligojoek

Great pics of the Mini above. I remember seeing that around in my childhood and teens. I'd safely say my father and brother would have worked on it.

Here's what I saw yesterday.

Saw a nice Jag as well.

https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=107582157

elperello

red sean wrote: »

Should lose the Leyland mudflaps. Just an opinion!

I thought that myself. If I was restoring it I think I'd get something more appropriate.

However, I try not to be too proscriptive in these matters. At the end of the day it's his car driving around on a Thursday morning, not entered in a Concours d'Elegance. Sometimes cars have things added to them over their lifetime and they form part of the history of the individual car. Maybe someone's dad put them on and they are keeping the faith by leaving them there.

In any event it's very much the flaw in the Mona Lisa in the case of this Mini.The car appears to be a lovely little survivor. The sliding windows, the bumper over riders, the hub caps etc., all the evocative features of an early Mini are present and correct.

red sean

elperello wrote: »

Lovely 1963 Austin Mini with a local reg. in Nenagh, Co. Tipperary this morning.

Should lose the Leyland mudflaps. Just an opinion!

elperello

Lovely 1963 Austin Mini with a local reg. in Nenagh, Co. Tipperary this morning.

kadman

Fitting those FWD rubber donuts on the Triumph 1300 brings back memories.....
all of them painful:D

Could never get the last bolt in easily.

elperello

Cosworth Capri in Roscommon.

The owner says the engine is a 2.9 Cosworth from a Granada.

IrishPlayer

red sean wrote: »

Any idea what year for that Triumph 1300? Very rare car nowadays.

1967,sorry should of got a better picture, saw it go by just got a quick shot when it stopped.

red sean

Any idea what year for that Triumph 1300? Very rare car nowadays.

IrishPlayer

Clonsilla, Dublin

kev1.3s

Universal Studios Florida?

unkel

Max Headroom wrote: »

...Theres a loud bang then a flash of lightening...then.....this appears...:eek:

How about the real one

Caught it on photo just after it had traveled back 100 million years and returned unwittingly carrying a miniature dinosaur from way back when :eek:

Technique

Love the Talbot and the Citroen.

https://www.msn.com/en-za/cars/news/festival-of-the-unexceptional-2018-meet-the-unloved-classics-with-a-cult-following/ar-AAAbDS7?li=BBqfRGf

ifElseThen

Buick, hopefully on its way for some tlc

Duke O Smiley

Mr D’s place

Wishbone Ash

Naul, Co Dublin.

Type 17

Stretched Bambino = Fiat 500 Giardiniera (carryall)

SmartinMartin

Sicily today. Some still working for a living!
Lovely old 125 special

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Stretched bambino?

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sligojoek

Met this getting petrol the other morning. The owner told me it was bought new in California in 1960. He bought it 8 yrs ago and brought it over here. He was travelling with his wife and child and it was kitted out as a camper inside. Running like a clock.

Max Headroom

...Theres a loud bang then a flash of lightening...then.....this appears...:eek:

Max Headroom

Driving down the M11 today dum t dum t dum.....:)

welder

Wishbone Ash wrote: »

(Didn't get a pic but also spotted a Hino flatbed truck on TZO plates (1981) at Blake's Cross.)

Sounds like the Brown James Healy Hino, usually outside their premises in JFK ind est

Wishbone Ash

Swords this morning:

(Didn't get a pic but also spotted a Hino flatbed truck on TZO plates (1981) at Blake's Cross.)

SmartinMartin

Sicily today, little old couple on board, I'd say it's one owner!