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Maybe Bryce can move this to its own thread, as I am sure everyone has some bike stories to tell 🥰 Great points of interest Styria. Some of those bikes you mention are legendary bikes, and probably worth a kings ransom today. Unfortunately I have never ridden any of them, but saw many in my...

Very interesting indeed. It’s a shame that most of these wonderful cars turned into rusty unreliable shit boxes. I had the pleasure of working on a Triumph Toledo many years ago, however it too was a diabolical disaster and would not stay in tune, kept blowing head gaskets for no reason, and...

Very interesting read Bryce. I hate to say it, (as I know your supreme dislike for them) could this be the first ever SUV?

Some really good choices there Bryce.

Nice work Bryce

Yes, cheap parts car.

This was sent to me by my son who uses Facebook. Can of worms this week one I’d say. Check out that floor 😧 https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/520685213375975/?mibextid=6ojiHh

This is an epic story Styria.

Any bike story is a good bike story Styria 😊

Sooooooooo You came home with a 6.3, plus two Rovers, and no motor bike? 🤣 What was the bike you went to purchase?

Great info Styria. Thank you for elaborating on this for us.

Typo Brian 🤣 MkVI Bentley.

I think this is quite a magnificent looking car Styria. Love the colour. Is the lower air dam standard on these cars?

Styria, I had to look twice, it sure is a MkV clone for sure. Even the radiator emblem is almost an exact copy of the Bentley flying B.

Those were the days Michel.

Please correct me if I’m wrong, is this an Austin Princess?

A great write up Bryce. I think the leather wheel does look better.

Not a bad looking car Brian.

Very impressive Sean.