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KS wrote:Today in Lostwithiel...

Probably Sydney Mardi Gras, so 'Dykes on Bikes' no good wishing then https://www.ddk-online.com/phpBB2/posti ... 1&p=606174#

KS wrote:

Is that Goodwood, pre restoration? W

23e Heure wrote:What with the lock down, it occurs to me that if someone wanted to recreate Lelouche’s classic, right now would be the time to do it

You mean a bit like this James? Shame it was only pictures and not a video!

https://alfattitude.com/cetait-un-rendez-vous/

yoda wrote:

23e Heure wrote:What with the lock down, it occurs to me that if someone wanted to recreate Lelouche’s classic, right now would be the time to do it

You mean a bit like this James? Shame it was only pictures and not a video!

https://alfattitude.com/cetait-un-rendez-vous/

That's fantastic!

Some great stories / photos on the link as well. Thanks

Winston Teague wrote: Is that Goodwood, pre restoration? W

It is indeed!

Found this pic taken by a river side in SE France antiques flea-market a few years back.

Ah, La Belle Quatrelle!

It was exquisite, fresh, looked great, sat on the road very well and drove off looking quite fabulous, so very French.

914-6 wrote:

spotted a couple of weeks ago whilst doing the Routee 66 from LA, after the LA lit meet, to Chicargo, but I cant remember the film it was from.
can anyone?

Cheers
Ian

Mystery Men is the film - see this You Tube video from about 3:40 -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwrrekEeumc&t=257s

From what was said it was only in the film for about 5 minutes.

Regards
Graeme

richkaz wrote:

Just a touch of negative camber at the rear then.

Here's a similar car that I snapped last month.

PaulF wrote:

richkaz wrote:

Just a touch of negative camber at the rear then.

Yes ,but I quite like the stance. It is of course a picture of a picture as the original was
too big for the scanner and my camera decided on stage one modifications.
Should of course look more like this.