What's the oldest car you saw on the road today?

Today ? My own. 00 reg Toyota Yaris. 68k miles. I have use of other cars for longer journeys but for a 5 min commute to work and local driving its great. So cheap to run.

Green Datsun 120Y - no camera with me so this is a pic pulled from the internet. Only difference is the one I saw looked like it had been sprayed with hand held aerosol cans. I thought they were vile back in the day and still do today.

They are actually common enough around. (I see them mostly up on trucks/trailers 😂 ) I think they are popular for drifting (RWD with a decent bit of power) and maybe in the modified scene (if indeed that is still a thing? )

A few from the last few months

The Corsa is one I “saved” a few months ago. New crank sensor and a tiny little weld to a sill and it flew through an NCT. Only 58k miles on it and 1 previous owner

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A few oldies spotted in Alicante last week. Seat 127, Audi 100 and Renault 6. Seat 127 so similar to Mk.1 Fiat 127

Alfa Romeo SZ (89-91). What a handsome brute 💪 seen last weekend in Galway

@Alfaguy you may need a cold shower after looking at this 🚿😂

Apologies for the crappy pic - spotted in Bray at the weekend.

Photo does not do it any justice, this looked showroom fresh.

Lovely looking car, but a few things catch the eye.

Theres somethings up with the reg.

1993 was the beginning of the 6th gen... So that 5th gen on a 95 plate is an oddity, a late reg. or a cut and shunt or something else?

Its been clearly resprayed see the odd looking badges on the rear.

Also its registered as a regular 2wd not a GT-Four soo thats not the original bonnet or front end.

Sorry lad, it may look mint but its actually a bit of a liquorice allsorts.

Bray today, 7 seater in great condition

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Is that the exhaust hanging down?

I've walked past this house every day Mon-Fri for 5 years, and only once have I seen the covers off.

So much space in the engine bay, compared to modern cars.

Crumlin Village at lunchtime…

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