private car collection pics

those are really nice, thanks for posting. what are the two sedans in the second pic?

 

Vauxhall Crestas a late E series and an early PA

 

and some rods






and the owners new toy

all this stuff is in england and he had a 1932 ford limo,1 of 2 known to exsist and 2 1911 rolls royces

 

I gotta vote for that woody.

 

Now we know who paid 30 thousand for the paint job on the hard shine car.

 

Yowzah, awesome pics, thank you.

The Pilot and the Cresta made me woody.

 

The steering wheels are on the wrong side in most of those pics...

 

Hate to break it to you but different car. The Hard Shine one was a 5 window, and doesn't have hood sides....

 

geez we get to slug your arm for a outa state lic.plate
hmmmm
not sure about so many outa country plates ...
spose some blood will be drawn...

 

betcha those cars get bored sitting there

 

I love the pix of the roadster with the light shining thur the windows its like god looking in on that fine car

 

Very cool pics.

 

I like all of them.

 

How about those AA trucks, late 31 wrecker with smooth side service bed, longwheelbase pickup(original bed replaced with wood sadly), and that magnificent 38-39 Shooting Break? Nice collection with variety and quality.

 

I think the word I'm looking for here is WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!
what's the story?

 

Great stuff. Got any more detailed pics of the green 30-31 tudor A with raised fenders and California plates? I've never seen a car with the wheelwells, fenders, running boards hiked up like that.

 

Hey kiddies, can someone tell me if the V8 Pilots had V8 60s in them? I don't think they did, I think it was a lower horsepower 21 stud than the American version, am I right?

 

Put me down for the woodie also.

And the green full fendered sedan.

 

That's livin' the dream.

Doc.

 

OOPS! I figured I would get some feedback on that one to set me straight Thanks for being nice about it.

 

unclescooby,,the guy runs a successful haulage and demolition company and spends his dosh on his cars and trucks,he has about 120 and maybe more at his propertys abroad
i think its great that a restorer lets 80 odd rodders roam around his cars unsupervised,he even laid on food and drink for us,,nice guy!!

 

I'm kinda partial to that red 47 or 48 Ford, and I love the 40 pickup. Thanks for posting the pics. It's a nice way to start the day.

 

Did you shoot any pics of the 32 Limo?

 

miles ,no i didnt,it was in a locked garage and when we got in there it was a bit crampt,its 19" longer than a stock fordor,both doors look 8" longer,im waiting for a mate to send some he took,,bob

 

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