Interesting stuff on t'internet

What a tragedy looks really nice on the outside - lovely V8 LS1 5.7 litre lump fitted 'Tastefully converted & restored' - in the sale description - I beg to differ the interior is bloody awful - dragged out of a dead modern of some description - talk about spoiling the party 

 www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C1325440

Im still not convinced floorpanning is legal, as you have definantly cut the monocoque which then throws up the dreaded BIVA, neither has a chassis, so, technically its not a body swap either,

Plenty of 'Lockdown Excuse' projects coming to the market now - 1967 Bedford CA Debonair Camper - Complete & largely original - just take a look at those period formica faced cabinets - it needs a good lump of work but would make for a delightful period camper upon completion - very, very rare in this format - but given the amount of work required its overpriced @ £7,750 


www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C1325615

Bugatti Type 57S Atalante coupé replica. Portugal. £29K
Ad doesn't state what donor car used. It's a bit rough which leaves plenty of scope to improve it. It's £29,000.00 - you'd need to insert another three zeros into the price to buy a real one!

Mrs. JP once said I should get a fancy car to drive the nieces and nephews to prom (this after a club friend took my slightly nerdy nephew and his slightly nerdy girlfriend to prom in his roller - where they discovered quite by accident it was a Great Gatsby theme and everyone went berserk to get their pic taken with the car and my nephew was briefly the most popular kid in school. (oh and being slightly nerdy he will own the world one day)

At any rate, a Clipper is really close to the top of my list - maybe the top. Off the top of my head about the only thing that might beat it (and it isn't exactly a limo) is a DeSoto Suburban

still price seems very right.



www.kijiji.ca/v-view-details.html?adId=1569459275

If you like cars like that..... watch the current series of Fargo. It is based in 1950, and all the gangsters are in vehicles like that. They get plenty of screen time.

Well if you are ever in suitable calling in distance of Grumpy Towers the real 'Downton Abbey' is just up the road from me only round here its known has 'Highclere Castle'

Ho how I wish it was - that would put them a few miles up the road from me and out of my sight 

1966 Hillman Huskey - Vary rare, very clean and if this is not a bargain I don't what is - I'd be surprised if its not already sold - vendor is asking £4k and its worth every penny 

www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C1350503