24 litre W12 Napier Bentley at full chat And off the throttle when the next corner appears on the horizon In the same Goodwood race, "Brooklands Trophy" for pre WWII cars, it was mixing it with a couple of these. Brave men and women in these tiny three wheelers with that big monster around. Cheers, Chris
If you still had that BMW E30 325IX in RHD I'd be making an offer on it right now, especially if it was the 5MT, those things are rare as hell especially with all the options and M-Tech 1 package that yours looks to have.
Parting with that is high on my list of regrets along with my 1936 Morgan and Audi Quattro, the one with the digital dash and probably the most expensive spark plugs of the time.
There's a BMW club member with a mint example identical to yours in blue that brought it out from Japan for around 26K GBP in 2013, you can get the M3 for less than a mint M-Tech IX these days.
Spotted at car meetings. It is one of 3 Marlins that were part of AMC's stand at the Geneva Car Convention in 1967. One was returned to the US - fate unknown One was sold to Sweden - fate unknown This one stood with its first owner in Switzerland for about 40 years until it found a new home with a German collector. It has been serviced and repaired but hasn't been restored, yet. 1958 Cadillac Fleetwood Series 75 - its first owner was King Bauduine of Belgium Mercedes W115 220D Binz Station Wagon - it's from a time when Mercedes hadn't started to build their own wagons. Binz Coachworks built about 250, of which most were used by fire brigades or as Mercedes roadside assistant vehicles. This one is even rarer because it has been privately owned since new. Back in the day it was as expensive as 3 new Opel Rekord C Wagons which had more horsepower, more chrome and a better styled rear end. A "GM Ranger", build in Biel, Switzerland. It's based on an Opel Rekord C but it's very rare. This one is all complete, even the original hubcaps and sales-brochures are still with it.
It would be nothing short of orgasmic to have ANY model/variant from these folks in my driveway. Dream on........ http://www.imgbase.info/images/safe-wallpapers/cars/koenigsegg/356-cars_koenigsegg_ccr_wallpaper.jpg http://www.imgbase.info/images/safe...igsegg/335-cars_koenigsegg_ccxr_wallpaper.jpg
Very nice @philo thanks for sharing, really enjoyed your post. Used to have a W115, 1975 230 sedan, the gasoline version and loved it. The diesel versions were much more common in the states back then. Seeing that grill and front end brings back many memories of that car... Funny thing is that while I had that W115, my neighbor had a Marlin as can be seen in photo. Lived in Denver CO at the time.
Porn of a differant sort..... some fuck ran into the back of the family SAAB last week. A mint '91 with 94,000km on it - it is now a write off. and yes I said they hit the back......
1963 Chevy Nova SS Vert. Classic Black on White And to compliment, one of two choices when you cruise: 1969 Hamilton Chronomatic: Speedy Pro: Enjoy - Jeff
1967 Jaguar 3.8L Mark 2, Manual, cruises coastal CA Hwy 1 regularly, Boodles kit in the trunk at all times
Love it.... I see two options for your "Boodle Kit" An English vehicle with Lucas electrical..... a Kit and Ka Boodle may be required.... Or a Proper English Boodle Kit for most all other occasions. Bob