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

Diabhalta

Ballyphehane, Cork.

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tc20

recent sightings around north wicklow

RobAMerc

the exhausts on that midget are class

tc20

RobAMerc wrote: »

the exhausts on that midget are class :D

the owner is very much an MG head, I wouldn't be surprised if there's something serious under the bonnet to warrant the extra pipes :cool:
The white MGA was parked around the corner from the Midget, so most likely his or a buddys car.

IrishPlayer

Huntstown, Dublin 15

Garzard

From Rathmines on Monday:

IrishPlayer

Blanchardstown, Dublin 15

Blanchardstown Shopping centre

raehogan

Today off Nassau Street

kadman

raehogan wrote: »

Today off Nassau Street

Thats too nice to have hidden:)

raehogan

Thank you! How do you post the pictures so they're not a link??

MrCostington

If you right click on the attachment link and do Copy Link Location (in Firefox or similar in other browsers) then paste that into the insert image icon (2nd from right in the normal, not advanced view.) Maybe other ways too.

Lovely spot!

Bus Boy

That was parked outside Carcraft in Ballybough last week. I think Shane had it in. Looked lovely and had to help myself to a few pics too.

IrishPlayer

Littleplace, Clonee, Dublin

Met the owner, really friendly, taught I was giving him a ticket :pac:

Testacalda

Spotted this MG in my local scrap yard during the week, it was in the car park area now, obviously...

Testacalda

Spotted this late '80s Lincoln in the garden centre car park yesterday,

Post Malaise era as such but of a the same style.

IrishPlayer

Clonsilla, Dublin 15

Lamppost :mad:

Lives near me but has been under a cover, pictures don't do it justice.

grayzer75

A good way to spend a Sunday morning:

https://facebook.com/events/s/cars-and-coffee-north-east-feb/469821730351109/?ti=icl

SmartinMartin

IrishPlayer wrote: »

Damn pole :mad:

How do you know his nationality?

IrishPlayer

SmartinMartin wrote: »

How do you know his nationality?

I apologize, I was referring to the lamppost that blocked the car

Garzard

raehogan wrote: »

Today off Nassau Street

Saw an absolutely stunning burnt orange / wine red one this morning in Donnybrook. Didn't have the cycling cam on me though

SmartinMartin

IrishPlayer wrote: »

I apologize, I was referring to the lamppost that blocked the car

I know, I wasn't being serious.

IrishPlayer

Huntstown, Dublin 15

SmartinMartin

Kilgarvan this afternoon.

JabbaTheHut

Is that Wolseley very closely related to an Austin Cambridge?

26000 Elephants

JabbaTheHut wrote: »

Is that Wolseley very closely related to an Austin Cambridge?

One of the earliest examples of "Badge Engineering" in the UK car industry.

elperello

Austin Cambridge
Morris Oxford
Wolsely 16/60
Riley 4/72
MG Magnette

kadman

SmartinMartin wrote: »

Kilgarvan this afternoon.

Wolsey 16/60, favourite choice of the London Metropolitan Police when I was growing up in London.Luxury car.

SmartinMartin

Another from the Kingdom this afternoon, Kenmare this time :

elperello

kadman wrote: »

Wolsey 16/60, favourite choice of the London Metropolitan Police when I was growing up in London.Luxury car.

The Met preferred the 6/110.
2.9 litre straight six they were the real deal.

https://www.pinterest.ie/pin/796292777839990021/?lp=true

sligojoek

elperello wrote: »

The Met preferred the 6/110.
2.9 litre straight six they were the real deal.

https://www.pinterest.ie/pin/796292777839990021/?lp=true

I've a friend fairly high up in a traffic corps across the water. I remember him sending me pics of something like that or possibly older. It was in for maintenance at a police garage where he was picking something up.

If I can't find the email i'll get him to resend them.

kadman

elperello wrote: »

The Met preferred the 6/110.
2.9 litre straight six they were the real deal.

https://www.pinterest.ie/pin/796292777839990021/?lp=true

I remember going to police auctions in London with my uncle when he bought ex police 16/60's for peanuts, as well as the old Zephyr 6. Very comfortable vehicles in their day.

Both the early Zephyr with the flared back wings, and the later box type.