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I used to cut down that road with the Citroens when I worked nearby. Always a great sight to see
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some amazing spots here. I love the Ferrari and I quite like the quad headlights
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That ferrari is pure class. Would still choose the SM over it though.
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That 2002 BMW is very clean seen it at a few shows, it also has an S14 M3 engine conversion :)
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glad you got your tech sorted dude as have treated us to a great download. i particularly love the Italian and French offerings
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would love to know why the citroens are all parked there. i often walk by it is as my office is round the corner. i dont think any of them have parking permits in the window either which is even weirder
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I had recent laptop death and home internet woes, so here's a catch up some interesting classics I've seen around London's famous London over the last month.....
Bianchina convertible, parkable nearly anywhere.
Ferrari 330 GT V12, in its less pretty 4 eyed guise, kinda like the fat ass tho. And I only heard it in 1st and 2nd but the 4 litre V12 sounded amazing.
Don't see many Hillman's these days, here's a Super Snipe
An amazingly good condition Alfasud Ti Cloverleaf
One of the sexyiest rear ends on any car ever IMO, those windows really do it for me, currently 54 years old and still looks futuristic
A BMW 2002 Turbo
And all these years I thought Vanden Plas was just the deluxe interior versions of old Rovers and Austin's, I had no idea they actually made cars themselves. Here's a 4 litre Vanden Plas Princess from 1967.
And finally a little corner of France near Waterloo, there's a BX parked further up too, I had an overwhelming feeling of 'this street really needs a 2CV'.