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[ralf-11]

page 289 of this thread deserves a 289 engine pic...

 

[2112]

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[rloewy]

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[Tread-Lite]

OOC.

 

[Deleted member 36320]

I do not do cars, as a rule. But here is one:

https://flic.kr/p/2kSVbU7

 

[docfox]

Jaguar E-Types (XK-E) have always been eye-pleasing and collectable. While the early 6 cylinder E-Types with faired-over headlights and flat floors remain the most desired, the much later cars with the massive 4.2 liter 12-cylinder power plant have grown in popularity. We encountered three of these in the first floor showroom and one in the shop basement at Ragtops & Roadsters on Saturday 5/15/21! Their annual open house always provides a variety of gracefully aging British beauties.

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[Juggernaut]

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[Avondale87]

Jaguar E-Types (XK-E) have always been eye-pleasing and collectable. While the early 6 cylinder E-Types with faired-over headlights and flat floors remain the most desired, the much later cars with the massive 4.2 liter 12-cylinder power plant have grown in popularity. We encountered three of these in the first floor showroom and one in the shop basement at Ragtops & Roadsters on Saturday 5/15/21! Their annual open house always provides a variety of gracefully aging British beauties.
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Magnificent collection really beautifully photographed.
Always admired, still do, that car.
A local doctor had one and when he retired used it to cart his racehorses to the races

 

[moonraker]

Jaguar E-Types (XK-E) have always been eye-pleasing and collectable. While the early 6 cylinder E-Types with faired-over headlights and flat floors remain the most desired, the much later cars with the massive 4.2 liter 12-cylinder power plant have grown in popularity. We encountered three of these in the first floor showroom and one in the shop basement at Ragtops & Roadsters on Saturday 5/15/21! Their annual open house always provides a variety of gracefully aging British beauties.
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not sure about "gracefully aging", they look like new! Wish I aged that well.... if you are in the UK I can recommend Gaydon Motor Museum if you like Jaguar..

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[rloewy]

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[Hoffelijk]

Mercedes 200D (1967)

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[docfox]

A Morgan always brings a smile to the lips of a British car fan. The iconic mark was well represented at the Ragtops & Roadsters annual open house on Saturday, May 15th.

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We saw Morgans old and new (including a 2005) on three and four wheels...





We even encountered a horny old Morgan +4!

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[2112]

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[Don W]

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[Don W]

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[rloewy]

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[docfox]

Found in an artisan's barn in rural Pennsylvania...

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[Avondale87]

Some of these folks have fantastic imaginations. This roadster started life as a Model T. There was a sign describing some of the parts incorporated into the build. The front and rear fenders are for a trailer, dual and single axle, respectively. The 'wood' door panels are Formica countertop material. The trunk lid is the hood from a Volkswagen Beetle, and if memory serves the front is from a farm tractor.

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Coach building 21st century style
Excellent job, very creative
Yes front is a tractor but can't say what?
International?

 

[Brownie]

Possibly. Someone may recognize it. Old Ford? Farmall? Massey Ferguson? Beats me.

 

[rloewy]

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