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the original buick 215 was also an all-alloy version which was a problem as Americans were not used to it and they had problems in early service. Covered well here: https://ateupwithmotor.com/model-histories/buick-special-skylark-rover-v8-3800-v6-history/

This looks like a lovely example of the P5B Coupe:

I think there was some interest in this car a while back:

Details for 2026 have been announced and tickets now on sale. You don't have to be a club member to attend or even enter a car. https://mcnau.memberjungle.club/index.cfm?module=event&pagemode=indiv&page_id=5604976

Thanks for checking!

Finally got the old fuel hose and filter out. Took a while. Not sure where it was leaking from but the hose is very hard and at least part of it has the date 2005 on it. Factory fuel filter is no longer there. I wouldn’t mind finding one and putting it back to original but for now I want to...

That saab was awesome.

Yes its a Milan brown car that is quite well known in the club. Here it is at St Ives.

This photo was taken at the MB Club event celebrating 140 years of Mercedes-Benz and the new S-Class. There were two 6.9s on display on the day. https://www.classicjalopy.com/2026/06/mercedes-140-years-140-places-event/

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Went a again today: https://www.classicjalopy.com/2026/07/auto-brunch-st-ives-july-2026/

This three litre saloon is quite nice too:

Spotted on the weekend looking very nice with silver exterior, and blue interior.

Thanks. I just spoke to Peter S and he doesn't remember it, nor does John Green. Also sent the details to Martin K.

Not that one. The colour seems fairly unusual. I suspect its sitting in somebody's garage down on its suspension and looking rather sorry for itself.

This 600, a 1968 build, was owned by the grandmother of a friend of mine from new and sold in the 80s. He still has the service book and would love to find out if his grandmother's car is still on the road and give it to the current owner. Thanks to Anthony checking M100 group records, we...

#1394 sold for a hammer price of $40,250. With collecting cars exorbidant fees, that means the buyer paid another 6.6% on top, so $42906.50

This 1969 300SEL 6.3 is for sale from a former TK member, TJ450. It looks good at a distance, but the paint is in poor condition. Interior seats look like they have been retrimmed. https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/1969-mercedes-benz-w109-300-sel-6-3-1 Its 180 silver grey with a black...

This rather nice Rover P5 Coupe is currently on sale on facebook asking $21,500: