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Just to see if i can work this .

Posted 07 Jun 2010, 21:14 #1 

Last edited by tammyboy on 08 Jun 2010, 20:30, edited 1 time in total.

Seems to have worked , a bit dissapointed the software wouldn't allow me to post a pic in portrait mode ie 768x1024 instead of 1024x768 (landscape) eventhough they amount to the same amount of space . Could have turned it on its side before attaching ok for laptop viewers but a bit more tricky for desktop viewing

Posted 07 Jun 2010, 21:29 #2 

it would appear someone has abbandoned a saxo in that small barn... probably the best thing to happen to it really, sort of spoils the view
cars looking great anyway. what part of the world is that, seems much too nice the be the UK

Posted 07 Jun 2010, 22:32 #3 

RRobson wrote:it would appear someone has abbandoned a saxo in that small barn... probably the best thing to happen to it really, sort of spoils the view
cars looking great anyway. what part of the world is that, seems much too nice the be the UK

Cheers basically the first couple of shots were taken at my grannies house in Glenshee and the castle is Glamis castle just down the road from me cheers Tam .

Posted 07 Jun 2010, 23:56 #4 

Not so clean here .

Posted 10 Jun 2010, 01:17 #5 

Now in that that condition I can understand.
All these cars with nice shiny finishes.

Posted 10 Jun 2010, 16:47 #6 

Took long way home on the school run today .

Posted 11 Jun 2010, 16:29 #7 

trying out attachments i think

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Posted 26 Jun 2010, 10:43 #8 

tammyboy wrote:Seems to have worked , a bit dissapointed the software wouldn't allow me to post a pic in portrait mode ie 768x1024 instead of 1024x768 (landscape) eventhough they amount to the same amount of space . Could have turned it on its side before attaching ok for laptop viewers but a bit more tricky for desktop viewing

Amended the board settings to accommodate portrait photographs. Sorry for the oversight on that front

Simon

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Posted 26 Jun 2010, 10:50 #9 

Well its a long time since I updated my cars on here!
Still got the Gold Tourer above but its not likely to see the road again.
A couple of years ago I moved to an MG ZT, still diesel but its a monogram ( Lagoon)





Have gathered a few others as well over the years! Will add some pictures tomorrow!

Posted 27 Jul 2016, 05:54 #10 

Last edited by tammyboy on 27 Jul 2016, 23:50, edited 1 time in total.

Won this little 214si 3 door in a raffle for £10 ticket!

Posted 27 Jul 2016, 23:49 #11 

Spotted this P6B for sale locally for £450 back in 2011.

Posted 27 Jul 2016, 23:55 #12 

My Mum actually inherited this Land Rover 90 TD5. But as she can't actually drive it so I have been keeping it going



Had a bit of a mishap!





All fixed and back in line up!

Posted 28 Jul 2016, 00:12 #13 

Last edited by tammyboy on 28 Jul 2016, 00:33, edited 1 time in total.

Couple more P6's followed as they do!



1964 2000 about the 14th oldest P6 left.

Posted 28 Jul 2016, 00:16 #14 

Spotted this little 25 on Gumtree and had to have it to go with the ZT! It's Monogram Lagoon and probably the only 25 in Lagoon?

Posted 28 Jul 2016, 00:50 #15 

This one is on the way this week but not staying to long I hope!

Posted 28 Jul 2016, 00:51 #16 

Paul

That apart Mrs Lincoln, did you enjoy the play

Posted 28 Jul 2016, 05:23 #17 

I'd happily have any of those P6's!

Our family's love affair with Rovers started in 1969 when Dad bought his first P6, to be followed by another three

Btw

PaulT wrote:Mmm, the P6s look in nice condition - but under the bolton panels the base units can rust away. Still have a very soft spot for them.

I didn't know the panels were made in Bolton! (sorry Paul!)

Posted 28 Jul 2016, 07:47 #18