Post a picture of your classic car;

Max_Damage

^ Roadrunner and Coyote eh? :pac:

That definitely would be an interesting paintjob to see in the flesh. What colour are you painting it now?

Run_to_da_hills

Max_Damage wrote: »

^ Roadrunner and Coyote eh? :pac:

That definitely would be an interesting paintjob to see in the flesh. What colour are you painting it now?

Some Dutch primary school got their paws on it, looked naf if you got close. :mad:

Me ex said I should have left it like that, Told her that I was not in living in San Fransisco.

Only positive thing is that it saved much of the sheetwork other than that its a whore to remove, Nitromores and wwire brush!! etc. It will eventually need to be shot blasted.

spidersonmars

Here's a picture of my second and third P6. I sold the one on the left (P6B). The orange on is a 3500s that I have BMW discs fitted allround and will uprate the engine to 3.9L I have the parts......but not the skills.:(

I lost all the documentation (V5...a dozen Mots etc...) two weeks ago....but a good citizen has returned them.

Just a quick question can I get 666 as per its UK reg in the new Irish reg or is it seen as a no no?

Dirty1

carchaeologist wrote: »

Is this just lowered for the show,or is it driven like this?

No air-ride here!

It this low, dropped spindles and 5inch narrowed and adjustable beam up from, 2 spine drop with adjustable springplates at rear! I was gonna drop it more for the show when I got there but couldnt be bothered!

It was lower, I raised it up!

Seweryn

My 50th Anniversary Edition VW Bug when she was as nice, as on the photo:



(She is looking for a brand new owner by the way)

carchaeologist

spidersonmars wrote: »

Just a quick question can I get 666 as per its UK reg in the new Irish reg or is it seen as a no no?

Im not sure if its seen as a no no(it has been withheld in certain counties before),but ZV666 is a mercedes, and more than likely the 666 in your year and county format will be gone too,so u dont really have many options left.:(

Abelloid

Dirty1 wrote: »

It was lower, I raised it up!

:rolleyes:

Nuts.

TheBorderSheep

[IMG]file:///D:/PIXELA/Pictures/Car%20Shows%20June%202006/DSC01884.JPG[/IMG]I like them anyways..You tube link below..:rolleyes:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqqnP1KrX2U

gyppo

This is my wagon - not on the road yet though

gn3dr

jay28 wrote: »

this is my car, work in progress, hope to have it finished next weekend................

Very nice. Any project Z's for sale in Ireland?

Rippy

Had a lot of fun with this for about 3 years at the end of the 90s. Then I moved here, and sadly Irish weather and lack of garage space and time meant I had to sell it on . Anyone seen it? 69 reg red 2 door.

Kersh

I have this 2 years now, thought you all might like to see some pics...

Its a fibreglass 308GTB 1976







Dont think this one is old enough to be a classic, but its gorgeous...



Here is My 300ZX, The ferrari, and the Brothers Cooper...

maidhc

My Capri!

PanhardPL

HZC 650

PanhardPL

PanhardPL

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PanhardPL

Taking shape after a long time,with French companions in the background.

corktina

nice Panhard...wow your work puts mine to shame....

heres my estate as of yesterday...taking shape...

richieg

starrywalsh wrote: »

Here is my 1980 austin mini HL, it has a 998cc Auto engine which is about to be removed and replaced with a 1430cc A series with Manual gearbox, new full itnerior going into her too.







With custom decals and club logo

Beautiful car
What wheels are on it (size and make)?
What colour is that?

chevyv8

the first one is a 1975 CHEVROLET CAMARO and the second one is a 1972 CHEVROLET CHEVELLE SS.............:D:D:D:D:D:D

Max_Damage

^ Nice motors! I remember seeing them at the Terenure show last weekend.

Alfasudcrazy

Alfasudcrazy wrote: »

Oh all right so I will post mine – collecting my latest purchase the Gti from the UK on Wednesday.:cool:
The others are all doing fine now that they know they won’t be out in the harsh winter. This classic car hobby sure is hard work sometimes.:o

How time flies - the Daimler, 504, Alfa Gt and escort are long gone by now - must update my latest fleet when I get the time. :pac:

jay28

few pics of my 1974 datsun.

carchaeologist

Deeeelicious!!!Il take it!!;):)

trevorbrady

jay28 wrote: »

few pics of my 1974 datsun.

I'm a die-hard VW nut but sweet Jesus that a drop dead gorgeous car!!! It's just soooooo right

I love the arch extensions, I've seen them on lots of cars on Japanese websites, are they made by a particular company or are they known by a particular name?

jay28

Thanks fot the comments, they are called zg flares, they were made for a special run of jdm 240z's called 240zg. I bought the flares from motorsportauto in the states. They fit the 240 and 260z's but im sure they cam be altered to fit most arches, they are just bolted on and fairly flexible also.

Thanks,

Jay

gn3dr

jay28 wrote: »

Thanks fot the comments, they are called zg flares, they were made for a special run of jdm 240z's called 240zg. I bought the flares from motorsportauto in the states. They fit the 240 and 260z's but im sure they cam be altered to fit most arches, they are just bolted on and fairly flexible also.

Thanks,

Jay

Fabulous car Jay. I love Z cars. Any idea how if there are many more of them in Ireland? I'd love to restore / slightly modify on some day.

qed123

Would any one have a need for a windscreen for a mk 11 Jag think it was a 1966 model. I would hate to throw it out , this is not a for sale item however if someone finds it usefull a few bob to Crumlin Hosp, would keep every one happy.:)

jay28

Im not too sure how many are in Ireland to be honest, I know of 2 others but ide say there is probably a handfull.