Rust Never Sleeps (Vintage Tin) - Page 3

brickie501 · 12th May 2015, 20:06

Great stuff!

Rare to see one Champ (/Gypsy?) these days ... let alone two!

+ another one who was seeing potential rat / rod material there

Bluejon · 12th May 2015, 20:11

Well me old mate,you certainly can find em,I'm totally gobsmacked,talk about hidden treasures,you've certainly hit the jackpot here,wish I could come across finds like these on my rambles.

Fantastic pics btw Colin,more,more,more please,many thanks for sharing,some o' they motors bring back some very very happy memories.

Cheers Mate.

John.

2Diesels · 13th May 2015, 08:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bluejon

Well me old mate,you certainly can find em,I'm totally gobsmacked,talk about hidden treasures,you've certainly hit the jackpot here,wish I could come across finds like these on my rambles.

Fantastic pics btw Colin,more,more,more please,many thanks for sharing,some o' they motors bring back some very very happy memories.

Cheers Mate.

John.

If you enjoyed that little lot you'll love the next installation

FrazzleTC · 13th May 2015, 09:01

Some brilliant photos there, Colin! Curious to see so many Armstrong Siddeleys, as one of my friends owns one, and you never seem to see them. Shame to see them like that, with very little salvageable, but a fascinating find!

barney bear · 18th May 2015, 19:39

I absolutely adore places like that, I could go missing for weeks in a quarry that was full like that one

Thanks for the photo's Colin and hurry up and put the next installment up

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brickie501 Regular poster MG ZT Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: Wokingham Posts: 88 Thanks: 17 Thanked 14 Times in 12 Posts	Great stuff! Rare to see one Champ (/Gypsy?) these days ... let alone two! + another one who was seeing potential rat / rod material there