78jotadave
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Parked on El Paseo this morning, not a replica.
Cars and bikes I’ve come across in my travels
- Thread starter Alzero
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LAVERDA54
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- Location
- LORRAINE FRANCE
Réplique:
www.replicarhellas.com
RCH 550 replica, Handmade car manufacture, Replica Car, RCH
hooksey
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- Location
- Vic , Australia
Car Buffs…..??
piranha-bro2
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- Location
- Melbourne
That be the one, Tommy. It's a classy looking auto.Is that Gary’s Buchannon sports car.? Would love to see that up close, would be an interesting little sports car
Tom
Ernesto
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- Location
- Hamburg, Germany
3CBRG
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- Location
- Northern California
It's a spyder actually.
chrisk
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- Location
- Brisbane, Australia
Almost as cool as your avatar
motoddrob
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- Location
- S/W Australia
Mobile disco turned up for the celebration of collecting my mother in law's bones from the temple incinerator
hooksey
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- Location
- Vic , Australia
Nice Rack…….
motoddrob
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- Location
- S/W Australia
Good for a couple of cartons
hooksey
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- Location
- Vic , Australia
Too rite Robber
Ernesto
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- Location
- Hamburg, Germany
Front of House ( PA to the punters ) never sounded so... so.... so.... words cannot describe..... not that the "departed" would complain... flooded cell battery too.... mix of the old and really old. j
78jotadave
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This is what you drive when you pop out to the local Ace Hardware shop to pick up a few tube lights. It is a 1934 model. The Roller was whisper-quiet. The guy lives up the street from me. He used to drive a McLaren, but one day he was unable to get out of the car without assistance, so he sold it. Getting old sucks
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RGS1000RGS
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- Location
- Dorset, GB
Could that be a Ford Pilot?
1936 Bentley. We were on a ride in the Victorian high country and met this up on top of Mt Hotham. Owner was a lovely guy. When asked what it was worth he replied that you would have to ask his children 
Shajota
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- Location
- Whitsundays Qld
Ah, trains.
Will be familiar to most Aussies on here at least, but I do like the German designed ABT rack and pinion rail system built in the late 1890's now rebuilt as a tourist train from Queenstown Tasmania. A separate engine operates the pinions which engage with the centre rack to haul the train up steep climbs (1 in 20) back in mining days. (I think this steam engine burns oil these days) I tried to take a pic on the climb but not very clear so this one at least shows the centre rack...........
