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Today I saw an abandoned classic and took a pic thread!
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carchaeologist wrote: »Spotted this today in a shed that i have passed every day for years, never knew it was there, though theres not much salvageble really...:eek:
Asking locally it seems its been there for 20 years or more, good time for it to be well vandalised..
And off on its final journey today....I wouldnt like to be driving behind it!
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Look what i found today!
Abandoned in a shed of an empty rundown house in the middle of nowhere
Now that is a nice find, knowing them cars the body is probably extremely rotten, but its cool to think how many years that car has been sitting there
Its either an (E494A) Anglia or a (103E) Popular.
If it has a flat steel panel for a dash board its a Popular, if it has a more ornate bakelite dash with clocks in the centre then its an Anglia0 -
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MrFoxman360 wrote: »
Now that is a nice find, knowing them cars the body is probably extremely rotten, but its cool to think how many years that car has been sitting there
Its either an (E494A) Anglia or a (103E) Popular.
If it has a flat steel panel for a dash board its a Popular, if it has a more ornate bakelite dash with clocks in the centre then its an Anglia
Thanks:)
Ill take a wee trip up to it later and take a few pictures and will report back.
yeah i wonder how long its been sitting? it's in the middle of the country down a narrow overgrown road near where my mum's from so ill ask her later if she knows anything about who lived there.0 -
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Crispy 1979 Cork city registered Datsun 100A FII. This was a 1 owner car from new until 1999, the fear of the impending NCT test put paid to it. Well, that and 12 years of irish weather untill i roughed it up like this last week.:pac:
Its amazing how the steel on this rusted, it just crumbles away like a biscuit.
Mmm...biscuit..:)0 -
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Sure it's NCT exempt, a quick dab of Rust Remedy here and there, and drive as is. Should see another 12 years with a little care.:Dcarchaeologist wrote: »Crispy 1979 Cork city registered Datsun 100A FII. This was a 1 owner car from new until 1999, the fear of the impending NCT test put paid to it. Well, that and 12 years of irish weather untill i roughed it up like this last week.:pac:
Its amazing how the steel on this rusted, it just crumbles away like a biscuit.
Mmm...biscuit..:)0
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