So everyone knows that pre67vw is all about the stock, no lowered, all about the stock... (sounds like a song :rofl: )

So in the spirit of the Christmas 'Truce', lets see your 'other' cars - Classic of course, not your boring modern cars. They can be lowered, customs, later VW's, even non-VW if they are interesting. Then as soon as Crimbo is over then the thread will be locked and we'll go back to being the grumpy purists we're known for... :rofl: :thumbup:

Any takers?

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How about this photo of my 1967 NSU SportPrinz.
598cc, air cooled twin cylinder.
Cheers,
Rob


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Weird, but I like it!! :thumbup:

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Yes it's definitely weird but from the rear has a slight look of a small Aston Martin!
Only 20800 ever built and probably less then ten surviving in the UK.
Merry Christmas,
Rob.

Or how about something more 'traditional'?
My 1956 split windscreen Morris Minor.
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My Fiat 503 Sport and Salmson S4 Sport in this forum ?:o I can`t believe it !:wink: This opportunity I can`t let go by :thumbup:

See you all in Bad Camberg 2015 - with the sun shining ! :beer:
Merry Christmas to everybody,

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Hebby Christmas and merry new year :roll:

If I find time, I'll drive these around
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Very cool, the Fiat looks like something they'd use on the Peking to Paris rally.

Have a great Christmas!

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So you're building a fake split? What's the plan for it?

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A bit of a rare beast The only one in the country (as far as I know ) She is ALL Fibre Glass apart from the floor pan and was made in the U/K. She started as one of Two oval body's made by Wizard many years ago. Thay did do post 65 shells as well and can remember seeing them in the late 80s at VW Action( see photo )Sadly she was a pan scraper Futch chrome alloys racing seats harneses etc Narrowed front axle she looked real sad to me so stating to put her back to looking like a split. Keep getting parts for her with some nice tasty bits coming from some forum users. Lots to do to her not after a spot on copy but a have decent representation. Still on the look out fro some parts ( any one got some early scissor action drop glass regulators ??? ) if you think you have some bits you want to get rid of the feel free to P/M me.

Cheers


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Not a car, but my London Routemaster parked outside my house:smile:

 

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That's cool :d

Ermm I shall get my coat :oops: :d

It has quite a lovely local history to it though.

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Merry Christmas!

I recently sold this...

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Thank goodness.

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Ha I didn't expect to see another Allegro on here. What did you think of it? I acquired mine in June this year, I couldn't pass the opportunity when it came up for sale locally and have to say I'am very pleasantly surprised by it.

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