I-Spy Classic Cars-What have you spotted?

[NewcastleFalcon]

....Some other spots today

VW Sirrocco GTX

[NewcastleFalcon]

A nice pair...a 1938 Wolseley, and a Volvo 164

[daviemck2006]

I would have taken more photos but there was someone sitting in it. Also seen but not photographed a G reg fiesta, and N reg Clio. As well as a N reg very tidy pug 205[emoji6] [emoji4]

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[NewcastleFalcon]

.....And a 1971 unidentified Triumph Twin



Regards Neil

Oh-and a wicked red Picasso in the background

[NewcastleFalcon]

I would have taken more photos but there was someone sitting in it.

Yes, I was hoping no-one would pop out of the garage as I sneaked round the corner to get the pictures of the Wolseley and the Volvo, it can feel a bit awkward at times. Don't mind asking though if the opportunity arises. Yes when photographing "Peanut" an A30 I had spotted in Keswick, after chating to the owner a bit, he even flicked up his trafficator for a photo The evidence is here



Regards Neil

[NewcastleFalcon]

.....an easy iD on this one seen yesterday, a grand turismo berlinetta no less although not that good for luggage on an actual grand turismo.



......yes but wherewasit?

here's a clue



a little bit of honest endeavour should produce the answer

regards Neil

[NewcastleFalcon]

....and just to give it away, when in Rome....



....and from the County where a tea-cake is a bread bun (maybe just in the WR to be accurate) and chip shops are "Fisheries"!



Regards Neil

[CitroJim]

Whitby.... The STD code gave it away...

[myglaren]

Recognised that straight away - I grew up in Whitby

[NewcastleFalcon]

.....Not Captain James Cook, the Endeveaour, or the fish and chips then Jim

Northumberland may be England's last wilderness, but within a comfortable day trip we also have North Yorkshire Dales and Moors, the Lake District and the Scottish Borders. Probably have been almost everywhere in that little circle, and many favourite places time after time

regards Neil

[NewcastleFalcon]

Recognised that straight away - I grew up in Whitby

Surely not just from the ferrari in the carpark down by the quayside behind the Tourist Info Office Steve

Totally enjoyed my fish and chips from the silver street fisheries, and my can of cream soda! Skegness may be bracing but up by the James Cook statue and the Whale bone Arch Whitby was "Blustery" in the late afternoon on Saturday

Regards Neil

[myglaren]

Well no, that could have been anywhere. It was old Jim that did it but I'm ashamed to say I can't recall where he stands anymore, I think it is on the west cliff in front of the Royal hotel. I never see the town anymore, just go to my brother's then head off home.
We did scatter the wife's ashes there a few weeks ago but off the cliff near the abbey - there's a long story attached to that that I won't bore you all with.

[myglaren]

Google streetview confirms that suspicion

[CitroJim]

.....Not Captain James Cook, the Endeveaour, or the fish and chips then Jim

Nope, I look for other clues

It was old Jim that did it

Oi I resemble that remark I'm not that old.. I'm only 56

[myglaren]

.....Not Captain James Cook, the Endeveaour, or the fish and chips then Jim

Nope, I look for other clues

It was old Jim that did it

Oi I resemble that remark I'm not that old.. I'm only 56

I was referring to Captain Jim, not CitroJim