Classic British Flight Sim

Came across this looking for something else

http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photographs.htm


Garry

Nice Garry

Like the one of the MG outside a boozer (The Gloucester Arms). It was one of the pubs the good lady and I trained at when we joined Ind-Coope Taylor Walker! :o

ATB

DaveB :tab:

It's....as they say.a small world

The site came up as a Bristol Freighter hit during one of my regular seaches for information to fill gaps that still need filling

Still I have now yet another pic of G-ANWM

Garry

Pretty Interesting Site, quite a few nice pictures there!

Some intresting photos there Garry.

Now you mention Bristol with a link to cars I can mention my new love without fear, the Bristol Fighter T.

http://www.worldcarfans.com/2061107.004 ... t-revealed

Does anyone want to lend me 300 grand???

Here is a Bristol Blenheim

http://www.bristolcars.co.uk/Blenheim3.htm


The Britannia was a car too

Garry

Here's the Britannia and the Brigand

http://www.boc.net/type_603.php#ba

Garry

As was the Beaufighter Garry. I passed one on the A34 a while ago and it was typically understated like the others. If you're gonna have a car with a 'name'.. forget Ferrari, Porsche and even Aston Martin to a degree.. what better reply could one have when asked what car they drive than a 'Bristol Beafighter'!! Works for me every, single time ;-)

ATB

DaveB :tab:

Years ago I used to work for a guy who owned a Bristol car - it just stank of quality. They did a Beaufighter as well. Due to the fuel consumption of these beasts. the name Bristol 188 would probably have been more appropriate.

Best wishes
Steve P

Wonderful site Garry Oh, those were the days. My father had an old Austin seven with the arm that stuck out as an indicator then it was onto a Hillman Minx column gear change then the good old Morris 1100s'. As well as one of these for the week-ends I also had the priviledge of driving it:

http://www.turnersportscars.co.uk/

Nigel.