I think this photo might be more about the tree than the car! I had pulled over to take photos through smoke, which had drifted a long distance to our area.
Edit: I'm curious if non-Australians recognise this car - as far as I am aware they were imported into North America, but may not be widely known.
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Hi One is a Riley 1.5 from about 1949 I used to have one when I lived in Singapore in 1960, The other is a Triumph Mayflower. these cars were when the Uk built superb cars
(edit: some additional info: these were production cars, two Bugatti’s EB110, used in crashtests for homologation for the US market if I remember correctly. The Italian Bugatti team put a lot of effort in this car, but in the end it was short lived.
Obviously these were rare cars, and expensive. But far from the most expensive cars put through crashtests. Around the same time their were also crashtests for Ford with the Ford Ka. Those cars were handmade prototype’s, and 1 million + DM per car.
Making sure a crashtest succeeded was a high priority)
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