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I went to the autojumble for a look around on Sunday and found out while i was there they also had a varied selection of classic cars on view, here is a few of them;

































Some lovely cars.[:D]



1980 2.0 DHC - Polly.

The Spitfire looked interesting but the twin axle Range Rover caught my eye too.

That black Zodiac reminds me of my dad Mk3 Zephyr. They were very popular cars in NZ in the 60's, 70's & there were still quite a few around in the 80's. My father's was painted black & used as a taxi until a horse decided to jump up & down on it. It was replaced by an Oxford which seems like a backward step.



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When i was this summer in England i saw very few classic or old cars on the road.
I thougt that there must be much more on the road.


Henk

1980 TR7 US Convertible
1978 Mini Clubman Estate

There must have been at least 75 there Henk, i took lots of pictures.[:)]



1980 2.0 DHC - Polly.

When I was a young lad, I can remember my mate's dad had one of them HUGE Citreon's, we used to think we were in a floating spaceship when going for a ride in it. They still look bloody HUGE today.

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I'd kill for a quattro like that one..
Pretty rare on this side of the pond tho

That Capri is pretty clean too.
Another car i wish they'd brought here.

I know what your saying the Capri was the 3.0S and it was completley original and in immaculate condition, a stunning car.

As for the quattro, well what can i say.[:D]



1980 2.0 DHC - Polly.

I'm strangely drawn to the Buick ........

Ron.

Each to there own Ron, each to there own.[:)]



1980 2.0 DHC - Polly.