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Another black and white picture from the 60th in the Netherlands.

Kees.

surfblue63 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 14, 2022 11:04 am A Maserati Quattroporte Series II with an 850.

Masser and 850.jpg

That QP is mega rare being one of just seven RHD examples built out of 779 made. All seven still exist, although one of them is currently a basket case awaiting a new (very brave) owner. Any idea when and where that pic was taken Stu...?

Laurence Harvey drove a LHD one in the 1965 film 'Life At The Top'...

Edit - just realised the pic is in Broadway

WMU 211G wrote: ↑Wed Sep 14, 2022 4:49 pm
Edit - just realised the pic is in Broadway

Yes Broadway Hotel, Broadway. I would guess early 1970's. The Mini comes up on DVLA as Blue, not taxed since the late 1980's. Someone must have wanted the Cooper look but was on a budget.

December 22nd 1965, protest at Newport Pagnell Services as the 70mph speed limit is introduced. looks like a BARC badge on the grille.




1974 London Motorshow. I wonder what one of those ashtrays would fetch these days.




A68, Scotland/England Border

Weybridge, 1967...


And the photoshopped version which often comes up in image searches, with a much later shot of George Harrison's restored Radford dropped in...

Flower power mk2, found on Instagram.

Kees.

Darlington, 1970's.

We've seen these well known 'pop art' photos before but here's some background to them : the pop art graphics were designed and applied by Danae Brook and the photos were taken in Carlyle Square, Chelsea on 24th March 1966 by Doreen Spooner, the car, a 997 Morris Cooper was for sale locally for £385 at the time...

We've seen these well known 'pop art' photos before but here's some background to them : the pop art graphics were designed and applied by Danae Brook and the photo was taken on 24th March 1966 by Doreen Spooner, the car, a 997 Morris Cooper was for sale locally for £385 at the time...

Great Info WMU!

Two very influential women!

mk1 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 16, 2022 2:10 pm Great Info WMU!

Two very influential women!

More power to their elbows

Oxford Street in the '60s, notice the S&A advert on the back of the bus on the left...

Lovely old, even then, Bedford lorry, presumably a brewers dray. The breweries used to keep them for years and years, probably 25 years until they got rid of them. London Brick Company were the same.

Sorry it's not a mini related response to a nice picture. But Bedford lorries just wind my clock up. I wonder where my last one went...... Where are you Bedford QL 77 YC 16

Peter Laidler wrote: ↑Sat Sep 17, 2022 7:24 pm Lovely old, even then, Bedford lorry, presumably a brewers dray. The breweries used to keep them for years and years, probably 25 years until they got rid of them. London Brick Company were the same.

Sorry it's not a mini related response to a nice picture. But Bedford lorries just wind my clock up. I wonder where my last one went...... Where are you Bedford QL 77 YC 16

I like old commercials and have spotted a few on my travels, particularly at work - next to the Midland Mainline just south of Flitwick station there's a farm yard with the cab of a '40s / '50s AEC Matador propped up against the barn, it looks like the left overs from a life sized Airfix kit

Regent Street in the '70s with a nice Clubbie in what looks like 'Antelope' beige...

To pale for Antelope, could be Bedouin, but I think it is Mirage. Opel Commodore GS/E attempting to get into the boot.

WMU 211G wrote: ↑Sat Sep 17, 2022 3:21 pm

mk1 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 16, 2022 2:10 pm Great Info WMU!

Two very influential women!

More power to their elbows

Oxford Street in the '60s, notice the S&A advert on the back of the bus on the left...


PH LONDON TOWN.jpg

And a nice Hillman Super Minx estate dead ahead, just a couple of years younger than my father's, red, 679 TUR. All the breed reduced to piles of rusty scrap in short order; sad . . .

Another Stewart & Ardern advert caught in the 1967 Peter Cook and Dudley Moore film 'Bedazzled'...