Manningtree Vehicle Show June 2014 - Page 23

Lynyrd Skynner · 30th June 2014, 12:45

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Originally Posted by w44nty

"Wot ar yer sayin bor"

Oh god !! I forgot I was parked next to the Godfather!

Its a joke , its a joke!! better check the bed tonight for a horses head.....

Jay · 30th June 2014, 14:23

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Originally Posted by Lynyrd Skynner

Norfolk Mafioso all day long

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Good to meet you yesterday Jay....

'Every day above ground is a good day' (Scarface)

Good to meet you too Steve.

I was going to wear my CULT T-Shirt. If I had your Floyd one I would be on those 'funny fags' again

Gate Keeper · 30th June 2014, 15:21

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Originally Posted by Challenger

Yes not many owners around the cars... And for some reason nobody put a pic of my car up boo hoo

But a lovely day out

If you would like to email me a photo of your car, I will be quite happy to cut it into a photo from the event and post it up. Don't worry now, wipe away those tears (((((( group hug )))))))

Gate Keeper · 30th June 2014, 15:25

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Originally Posted by coolcat

As promised a few shots from yesterday's great Manningtree show

Superb photos Jeff on a par with our friend Mr Banana

zonk1969 · 30th June 2014, 19:03

A great meet yesterday and was good to meet some of this forums members ... Fantastic work from Paul Woodham

for those who made the effort to go to the gazebo it was a pleasure to meet you

david75 · 30th June 2014, 19:59

Some older Rovers spotted at Manningtree yesterday.

pbaker · 30th June 2014, 22:04

Thanks for the update Jay of the day. also liked your photos. best for me [being an oldie] is the un-altered Jaguar in silver/grey. as good clever as they are I don't like to see old cars messed about, particually the Humber Super Snipe drophead 1950's. so rare I would guess half a dozen left. google humber super snipe = Lansdowne models, I found original shapes there including a drop head. If you do curious to know what you or any others think. peter.

Jay · 1st July 2014, 06:06

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Originally Posted by pbaker

Thanks for the update Jay of the day. also liked your photos. best for me [being an oldie] is the un-altered Jaguar in silver/grey. as good clever as they are I don't like to see old cars messed about, particually the Humber Super Snipe drophead 1950's. so rare I would guess half a dozen left. google humber super snipe = Lansdowne models, I found original shapes there including a drop head. If you do curious to know what you or any others think. peter.

I was amazed at the shear size and presents of the front of that Jaguar, Peter. With the chrome and the basic but breath taking look I just had to stare at it for a while before I took the picture.

TBH I don't know a lot about these type of older classic cars. I did have a 1956 split screen Morris Minor for 3 years (in 1998) but in comparison to the Jaguar it is like putting a pea next to an orange for scale and price

freddie · 1st July 2014, 07:16

This was parked opposite me at the show would suit me down th the ground.One beutiful Riley

pbaker · 1st July 2014, 16:19

He was there last year. If I remember rightly he did it all himself. I've loved this model for over 65 years, my all time fav'. peter.

30th June 2014, 22:04	#227
pbaker Loves to post Rover 75 Tourer CDTI SE + MG ZS Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Wanstead Posts: 447 Thanks: 7 Thanked 26 Times in 25 Posts	manningtree Thanks for the update Jay of the day. also liked your photos. best for me [being an oldie] is the un-altered Jaguar in silver/grey. as good clever as they are I don't like to see old cars messed about, particually the Humber Super Snipe drophead 1950's. so rare I would guess half a dozen left. google humber super snipe = Lansdowne models, I found original shapes there including a drop head. If you do curious to know what you or any others think. peter.

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30th June 2014, 19:03	#225
zonk1969 Avid contributor Rover 100 Cabriolet Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Ramsgate Posts: 105 Thanks: 93 Thanked 25 Times in 22 Posts	A great meet yesterday and was good to meet some of this forums members ... Fantastic work from Paul Woodham for those who made the effort to go to the gazebo it was a pleasure to meet you

1st July 2014, 16:19	#230
pbaker Loves to post Rover 75 Tourer CDTI SE + MG ZS Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Wanstead Posts: 447 Thanks: 7 Thanked 26 Times in 25 Posts	He was there last year. If I remember rightly he did it all himself. I've loved this model for over 65 years, my all time fav'. peter.