Favourite 2WD Vehicle

factory standard HG Monaro, late 70's fiat 131's, fiat 124 CC's, early 80's Alfetta's, mid 80's GTV's, 164's, Spiders...

Phew. Doesn't pay to think about it really...

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I would like to have a Bristol Blenheim 3 S. British coach building and solid US V8.

Ugly as a hat full of arses mind you but somehow defiant.

http://www.bristolcars.co.uk/index2.htm

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Not this one http://www.rafmuseum.org.uk/bristol-blenheim-iv.htm ?

Ron

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Yes, Ron. Not that one.


It amuses me that so many people here (being LR fans) are wanting something really really really fast. It's not like you can use the speed anywhere, really.

Another couple of cars I like...

The old Rolls Royce Corniche convertibles (liek in "Arthur" or was it "10" ?)
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mmmmmm Rolls Royce.

Arrrgggghhh Bentley.

Now we are talking cars, and cars with real class too. Matt

If we are talking Rolls Royce and Bentley I would not mind cruising around while resting the Defender in a:

Bentley Continentental R Mulliner from around 1957

As for Rolls, the Corniche is very nice but how about a 65 Silver Cloud 3 Park Ward Drophead ( the one with the sloping headlights)

Also don't knock the Camargue.

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Arrrgggghhh Bentley.

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Dont forget "Landrovers" , their in that class too .... [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif[/img]

Davo

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Arrrgggghhh Bentley.

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Dont forget "Landrovers" , their in that class too .... [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif[/img]

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True, but they dont fit in this category unfortunately. Matt

The two wheel drive category of course, not the classy category. Just hought i would make that clear. Matt

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The two wheel drive category of course, not the classy category. Just hought i would make that clear. Matt

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Just glad you clarified that .... 8O

Davo

8) well then they're not land rovers, just rovers, and as a car they have most of the quality and idiosyncrasties [ron , did i spell it correctly] , [i don't care!] that we have become used to in land rovers, pommy electrics, heavy, gulp fuel, etc.

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8) well then they're not land rovers, just rovers, and as a car they have most of the quality and idiosyncrasties [ron , did i spell it correctly] , [i don't care!] that we have become used to in land rovers, pommy electrics, heavy, gulp fuel, etc.

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I must admit i like the Rovers, they are looking alot like Jags these days, maybe thats why. Matt

Always liked the Wolsley, my Dad had a 6/90, great car.

First car I ever rode in was a Ford 10 , Dads first car was a Morris 10.
My first car was a Ford Popular , upright model, linkage brakes, natural
convection cooling, steered like double decker bus ... :oops:

Pardon my digression ... :oops:

Davo :wink: