I & J - non-British and also FJ
JBS
Jocko
Jolus
I & J - non-British and also FJ
JBS
Jocko
Jolus
" Jocko "is great - a bit American style with the front nerf bar - I like it
I realised that about 2am! Deepest apologies Jayne.Originally Posted by Kevin Hirst
Last edited by Oldfart; 06-30-2020 at 06:32 PM.
K - British race
Kieft
Kitchiner
another correction required Cheers Kevin and Rhys - will amend my amendment and K H and JaYne great to catch up ..
K - stretching it a bit again!
Kart!
Keram
Koala
KTM
L - British Road
Lagonda
Lanchester
Land Rover
Lea Francis - taken from outside the family home, 1966. Note the RM Riley in the background, heading towards town.
The Total garage/petrol station, was, many years earlier, where dad met mum for the first time. He was assisting on the garage forecourt when she appeared needing the tyres pumped up on her bike.
Later, this was the base for 'Roys Motors', who bought two ratty old double deckers for our school run. Roy and his lovely wife lived in the bungalow, before selling up and moving to South Africa. It then changed to Speeds, Volvo dealers, before the whole lot was demolished for flats.
Leyland (could be filed as British Leyland of course). One of many prototypes at Gaydon.
Last edited by ERC; 06-30-2020 at 09:19 PM.
Lyon FF NZ
Last edited by Kwaussie; 07-01-2020 at 01:02 PM.
There are many pics that I have skipped because they have been posted before.
L - Non-British Road
La France
Lamborghini - their factory Museum is well worth a visit.
Lancia
Leyland
Lincoln
I am in Chatswood too !
ERC is relieved, or has been relieved of the Six Boxes of the NZCC mags - yesterday. They now live in Hillcrest in my Late Uncle's workshop
Spent a couple of hours today sorting through them - found a few with Austin Healey articles as well as Triumph's.
So some stories to come.
Thanks Ray,
If anyone is chasing Back issues - happy to part with most of the ones 1993-2014 for the cost of the postage.
Usually around $5.00 for an envelope that will take several.
Cheers Guys,
PS for those who were at Caffeine and Classics last Sunday - there was a Swallow Doretti with UK style number plates.
I note that the same car features in one of the NZ CC Magazines from around 2006.
Not the White one in ERC's post #3383 but a Red one - took a couple of photo's - now to download.
These things take time !
Last edited by Roger Dowding; 07-02-2020 at 03:44 AM.
L - British race
Lola
Lotus
L - Non British race
Lancia
LDS
Ligier
Lynx
L - F3 & FJ
Lola
Lotus
Lynx
" 990,009 " that is a lot of views - well done ERC . heading for the Million .. 6;15 5th July 2020 NZ Time ..
Cheers
Post #3452 could be Le TEC-MEC
Number 28on post 3452 looks more FJ size than a Lancia?
Sorry guys, but my labelling is correct! Tec Mec was at the same meeting, wearing #26. Number 28 is a Lancia Marino. Nice try but no chocolate fish.
L - Specials
Lotus Consul
Lycoming
Last edited by ERC; 07-06-2020 at 01:56 AM.
The Haig Citroen Special in Green next to the Watson Lycoming, other Lycoming is the Rutherford Car - all still exist and are restored/rebuilt.
Not sure if the Rutherford Car is fully done, but looks like it from the last photo in the post.
It certainly wasn't when I photographed it at the Hamilton Classic Museum in 2014.
What a great car-------Patina and all. Tribute in scale
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