Juno
Tatuus
Love this pic!
Juno
Tatuus
Love this pic!
Last edited by ERC; 03-28-2021 at 09:42 PM.
Great photo of Derek Cecil in his Wales Motorsport Mk2 Escort RS2000
Thanks Bruce. As I have said before, cars with 'attitude' make far better pics than those cornering as if on rails.
A couple from Ellerslie that were in the 'waiting to post' folder.
Lincoln Capri. Can't say as I'd enjoy parking that when going shopping...
Back to Legends.
As least we are seeing some of these these ex Toyota series cars being used.
One wheel off the deck usually makes for a decent pic.
FOR SALE:
Due to a change in circumstances, this Porsche Turbo is reluctantly for sale at a bargain price of Just $4,999 ono.
Beautifully built and not even run in.
Bid on here. Quick sale before the bailiffs arrive and must go today. Selling on behalf of a friend.
Didn't sell. Must gave been something to do with the date...
Last edited by ERC; 04-01-2021 at 09:49 PM.
Radical
Juno
Little cat left its mark
on the big cat. This Andy Culpin built E Type is a real stunner, with a very proud owner who had lusted after an E Type Jaguar since he was a lad. Not his first E Type either. Of all the cars that I have seen at Caffeine and Classics, this would be in the top 3 of the ones I'd want to take home.
Essex replica - as per the rego label. Not a great fan of any Rat Rod look, but just shows the variety on display and all are welcome.
The Ford Focus RS brigade were out in force
Last edited by ERC; 04-01-2021 at 10:09 PM.
That E Type looks fantastic. Come on Lotto, surely it's time for me to win big.
The E type is indeed fantastic Nigel - inside and out.
From the other end for a change.
Synchronised parking...
Chris Browne, the current ERC Series convenor.
McRae
" Synchronised parking. ", lovely Bambina's ... and what is the red in the top left corner a TVR ??.
See John Crook's AH 100 too - from the rear. Nice car - Post #3864
Chevrolets
Gordon Campbell's Corvair turbo. Gordon wrote the book on Ray Stone "There's no such thing as She'll be Right". Beautifully presented book in a hard slip case. I haven't started reading it as yet, but I'm assured it is a very, very good read. I only came to NZ early 1983, so a lot of Ray's history is new to me. Incidentally, unlike me, he was actually Christened 'Ray'.
Gordon almost seemed surprised that I asked him to sign the book as well as Ray. Always seems a shame that the researcher/biographer often gets overlooked.
Gordon is talking to John Windelburn
I really applaud anyone who can and will throw a Thunderbird around, as I think that personally, I'd be more inclined to choose a Lotus Elan sized car!
Last edited by ERC; 04-05-2021 at 09:55 PM.
Sampson family outing (Glendene Engine Reconditioners) and as always, immaculately presented and well driven.
John (117), Gareth (118) and Scott (16).
Last edited by ERC; 04-06-2021 at 09:14 PM.
As part of my UK trip, I have booked 2 nights at Bicester Heritage, as it is well located and hopefully I'll get to wander around. That isn't normally possible.
If there is a 'Sunday Scramble' on September 5th, will do that instead, on the assumption that my flight is scheduled to arrive at 9:40am.
Not sure what else I'll do for the two days. Might need to decide whether or not to go through the Mini factory (again), the Gaydon Heritage Museum (again) or will probably do the Silverstone Experience. Open to suggestions!
Ray,
Excuse my intrusion but seeing your Cortina photos plus it is 53 years here today April 8th, since we lost the great Jimmy Clark.
I just wanted to share this Crystal Palace clip of the Master at work.
( Ken H)
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