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Posted: Wed Jan 12, 11 8:44 pm
by vipergts
SIR BUDGIE OBE wrote:vipergts wrote:This is my old V12 that I did massive detailing on last year.
One of the last 50.
.................Fair play son, those "Commemrotive" last of the line in Black are now worth BIG dolla, and I mean
BIG
A real beauty
.............well done, I'm jealous
Bought it 3 yrs ago and paid fairly decent money for it but a 1 owner 36000 miler. Needed paint and I stripped it right back to the bulkhead and spend loads of time doing the finite detail. Very therapeutic (SP?)
Three for sale right now and as you say BIG money but they aint sold. Prices have jumped massively recently.
My latest E project
Posted: Wed Jan 12, 11 9:56 pm
by Wolfman
SIR BUDGIE OBE wrote:Concourse Mk2 Series 1
Nah should have had grey harness ties on the inner wings
Posted: Fri Jan 14, 11 8:25 pm
by BUDGIE
Posted: Fri Jan 14, 11 11:49 pm
by sublimemike
Dead jealous - blue chip stuff - these will hardly ever go down. Just need the space to keep them. The quintissential all time engish classic second only to an old Roller?? Spares guys are making a killing???
Posted: Sun Feb 06, 11 3:19 pm
by Captain Chaos
Posted: Sun Feb 06, 11 3:49 pm
by Adam
Captain Chaos wrote:I know its not Muscle,but it is alternative and also my Daily Ride.It's got a 360 with a Four Barrel and very little in the Silencing Dept
Good looking Jeep
Posted: Tue Feb 14, 12 10:34 pm
by Steve
You guys are amateurs!!! Heres my collection of cars (co owned by my son...Alex...aged 11 3/4) Read 'em 'n' weep!
PLUM CRAZY 70 HEMICUDA
70 340 AAR CUDA
70 LS6 454 CHEVELLE
68 SHELBY GT500KR
68 CHARGER DAYTONA
Etc etc etc (he he!)
On a serious note, if you are into car collections, check out Otis Chandlers collection. He has passed away now and his collection has been sold but he had two huge buildings in Oxnard in California full of 71 Hemicuda convertibles, COPO Camaros, Yenkos, the lot! There is a book about it called 'AMERICAN MUSCLE-CARS FROM THE OTIS CHANDLER COLLECTION.....Trust me....Its porn! I went to see it but a staff member in the museum told me he had sold them as he was now into trains and bikes....I was gutted! That was in 1997. He owned the San Fransisco Times before he died.
Cheers and youve got some great cars out there!
Steve
