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

w124man · 19-05-2017 9:56pm

Dades wrote: »

He's now buried up the Wicklow mountains with the dog.

Ah that's what you were doing! I was up there burying the mother-in-law. again

SmartinMartin · 19-05-2017 11:06pm

w124man wrote: »

Ah that's what you were doing! I was up there burying the mother-in-law. again

I'd rephrase that if I was you.

Dades · 20-05-2017 11:19pm

w124man wrote: »

Ah that's what you were doing! I was up there burying the mother-in-law. again

I hope you remembered the stake through her heart this time or that shovel will be back out again.

Wishbone Ash · 22-05-2017 10:42pm

Donabate, Co Dublin

Skerries, Co Dublin

SmartinMartin · 23-05-2017 10:31am

Kenmare. First one is a runaround for a local hotel;

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A good hard - working motor, still going strong;

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Silvera · 23-05-2017 1:30pm

^^ Nice pics!
Looking at the Landrover, I'd say it's received a lot of attention / modernising ...or was the subject of a chassis swop. Very nice 'working' jeep

RobAMerc · 23-05-2017 11:48pm

hmmmm : not that well up on my ranger rovers - but that looks a bit fresh for a 78.
Wasn't the 4 door only introduced in the 80's ?
The wheels are certainly off a newer car than 78.

tc20 · 24-05-2017 9:30am

lovely W123 in Wicklow, looked to be in great condition.
And a glimpse of a DS in greystones recently, and a bonus youngtimer

Wishbone Ash · 24-05-2017 6:28pm

Skerries this evening (somewhat spoiled by those window stickers IMO):

Ranelagh this morning:

And on the same street and not a classic as such but it's not often you see a Bristol in the flesh:

Silvera · 24-05-2017 8:42pm

^^ That yellow Cortina featured in 'Irish Vintage Scene' some months ago. The owner and his wife took it on a trip around Europe on their honeymooon (with a small trailer on tow). It's a 2 litre, 3-speed automatic.

Wishbone Ash · 24-05-2017 9:37pm

Silvera wrote: »

^^ That yellow Cortina featured in 'Irish Vintage Scene' some months ago. The owner and his wife took it on a trip around Europe on their honeymooon (with a small trailer on tow). It's a 2 litre, 3-speed automatic.

Ah that explains the tow bar.

(I had to take the picture from a discreet distance on zoom as there was a couple having a picnic on the grass directly in front of it - presumably the owners.)

elperello · 24-05-2017 10:51pm

RobAMerc wrote: »

hmmmm : not that well up on my ranger rovers - but that looks a bit fresh for a 78.
Wasn't the 4 door only introduced in the 80's ?
The wheels are certainly off a newer car than 78.

You are right, the four door only became available in 1981.
Yet another Irish "motoring oddity"!

http://landrover.ie/range-rover-history

Duke O Smiley · 24-05-2017 11:24pm

Howth this evening as posted in the Oldest Car thread.

bonzodog2 · 24-05-2017 11:28pm

^^
I've had 3 Commer Walkthru's (that blue yoke), all UK electricity board ones
1 was a Perkins 4203, one a 4236 and 1 a petrol

Duke O Smiley · 24-05-2017 11:36pm

I took some photos of that a while ago

SmartinMartin · 25-05-2017 12:44am

Love those CXs.

Duke O Smiley · 25-05-2017 12:47am

SmartinMartin wrote: »

Love those CXs.

There was a BX there at one stage too!

sligojoek · 25-05-2017 12:57am

Duke O Smiley wrote: »

I took some photos of that a while ago

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Deja vu.

I spent the summer of 1980 (I think) delivering 4 stone bags of spuds to hotels, restaurants and chippers over north Munster, Laoise and Kilkenny in one of them. My co-pilot seat was 2 bags of spuds on the way out and an upturned paint bucket on the way home.

The following year it was converted into a chip wagon for Lisdoonvarna.

Silvera · 25-05-2017 6:06pm

Duke O Smiley wrote: »

Howth this evening as posted in the Oldest Car thread.

Would I correct in assuming those trucks are from / heading to the National Transport Museum in Howth?

w124man · 26-05-2017 6:23pm

Saw this in Ballycanew this morning. There will be a run there on Sunday I believe

Wishbone Ash · 26-05-2017 9:01pm

Stunning 450SEL 6.9 spotted in Skerries this evening.

Dades · 26-05-2017 10:13pm

w124man wrote: »

Saw this in Ballycanew this morning. There will be a run there on Sunday I believe

I know that shop well - my sister in law lives in Oulart!

Never seen that Jag though.

w124man · 26-05-2017 10:29pm

Dades wrote: »

I know that shop well - my sister in law lives in Oulart!

Never seen that Jag though.

I don't live that far away from there and I think I have seen the car once before. An old lad drives it. Also, I saw a black Wolseley 1500 on a low ZV plate shortly after taking the Jag pic

Duke O Smiley · 26-05-2017 11:43pm

According to carsireland.ie the Jag is still with owner #1

gammygils · 27-05-2017 12:58am

Lancia Integrale near Galway Airport today

kyote00 · 27-05-2017 1:01am

No pics unfortunately but today I saw

- Lancia Fulvia (red) absolutely belting along on M3 (clonee/blanch) in the fast lane

- 3-4 groups of Minis driving on M4 heading west this afternoon. Must be some event on

Duke O Smiley · 27-05-2017 1:56am

kyote00 wrote: »

No pics unfortunately but today I saw

- Lancia Fulvia (red) absolutely belting along on M3 (clonee/blanch) in the fast lane

- 3-4 groups of Minis driving on M4 heading west this afternoon. Must be some event on

The international Mini Meet is in Westport this year

w124man · 27-05-2017 3:08pm

Duke O Smiley wrote: »

According to carsireland.ie the Jag is still with owner #1

Wouldn't it be really cool if it was. He is an old guy who drives it.

80sDiesel · 28-05-2017 4:32pm

What's the story with this. 07 reg w124.

Type 17 · 28-05-2017 4:36pm

They were assembled from kits in Indonesia until 2000 - the rest of the world finished in '96.

Perhaps an import that was never registered anywhere else?

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

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