oooh, cool some nice vintage British steel. it has some great simple lines to it and the exhaust coming out of the bumper bullet is really cool, I love it when manufacturers did this. its kinda strange to see a car that is mostly made of metal and have a patina'd dash and floorboard. very cool find.
"I will keep visiting this blog very often." Yeah, so you can spam. Get lost. The shot of the exhaust coming out of the bumper is sweet-great patina too.
My late uncle owned a Vauxhall many moons ago. Mom attempted to drive it, and being a stick shift, the attempt didn't go well. Brings back some memories.
Best of OPC. 
6 comments:
oooh, cool some nice vintage British steel. it has some great simple lines to it and the exhaust coming out of the bumper bullet is really cool, I love it when manufacturers did this. its kinda strange to see a car that is mostly made of metal and have a patina'd dash and floorboard. very cool find.
That's what I like about this site. I've never heard of a Vauxhall - or the Rapier you showed earlier. Alot of unusual cars out there.
"I will keep visiting this blog very often."
Yeah, so you can spam. Get lost.
The shot of the exhaust coming out of the bumper is sweet-great patina too.
It has the design cues of a smaller '56 Chevy.
The Chevy similarity is no coincidence.. General Motors used the same design cues around the world.. Contemporary Opels are also very Chevrolet like.
My late uncle owned a Vauxhall many moons ago. Mom attempted to drive it, and being a stick shift, the attempt didn't go well. Brings back some memories.
Post a Comment