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Kevin Farnell
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Post by Kevin Farnell »

Just remembered these, of a gorgeous old Rover at Cosford 2006 ...

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'scuse my shadow in the second pic.

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Kevin

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BTW Richard does work where my sis is!!! I cant repeat what words she said when i mentioned it to her :-#

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Post by TSR2 »

Kevin Farnell wrote:Just remembered these, of a gorgeous old Rover at Cosford 2006 ...

'scuse my shadow in the second pic.

Cheers

Kevin
That is one stunning motor car.... We were hard to beat weren't we. :smile:
Ben.:tunes:

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Post by cstorey »

Going back to the MG in Toby's original pics, it turns out to be a very special one-off Mg SA from 1937, known as the Airy Coupe, built for a Dr William Airy of Melbourne , by Martin and King , a coachbuilders in Australia , and still registered in Australia

that Rover looks rather special too - there were a number of specials called Marauders built on R 75 chassis, but that doesn't look like one

you will gather I'm a bit of a car nut - I have 7 of them!

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Post by Seaking »

Great pics, one of the saddest days in my life was when I had to sell my lovely Cortina 1600E a few days before I was emigrating to Canada, to see her drive away ........gut wrenching.

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