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Mr.McGoohan in 'Danger Man'.... can anyone tell what car he's driving....?

Triumph Herald saloon

He'd have been less dangerous in a better handling car wouldn't he

Past my test in a Triumph Herald, it was quite a strange experience because I had a driving test assessor in the rear seat assessing the competence of the examiner

Welcome back to Surfblue Stu

Just a cracking period pic this - Jochen Rindt at the Nurburgring in '67 in his Cooper-Maserati T81....

This is not Jochen Rindt this is Jo Siffert from Switzerland! White cross with white stripes left and right on red ground.
Jochen Rindt drove the works-Coopers while this picture shows the Rob Walker entry.

RAC help in those days

UHR850 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 15, 2021 9:53 am RAC help in those days

....and RAC help today - diesel generator in the back of the van used to re-charge a stranded 'eco-friendly' EV....

Some nice old music

Keighley , West Yorks

Something a little different but with a couple of Mk1s in period - Vulcan Foundry Loco Works, Newton-le-Willows on 1st October 1967, English Electric prototype loco DP2 is brought back to the works after its awful derailment at Thirsk in July that year....

Don't know if its been on before

That's The Move, with Roy Wood leaning on the roof and Jeff Lynne in the long coat.




PS Nice Dunlops

And now some Mokes

Aim, Fire!



We'll show those boys.



Lucky we put on those snow chains



London 1966



Moke beats Ferrari 250 LM

I would love that plate!

The registration number BD 40 is still in use. It's on a Jaaaag now
I don't imagine it was original on that Mini either - probably quite a bit earlier and transferred to it.

That reg was issued between 1903 and 1924, and being a low number would suggest probably Edwardian.

https://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/registrations/bd.htm

Must have been abit of a playboy. Its parked outside Northamptons only strip club!

Look at those head lamps, look familiar?




It's a Panhard CD built from 1963 to 1965