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The SM was built by Citroën from 1970 to 1975. After Citroën bought Maserati in 1968 the two companies combined Citroën's hydropneumatic suspension and a Maserati V6 engine in this coupé model. In 1974 Citroën went bankrupt and was bought by Peugeot. Maserati was sold and production of the SM stopped a year later. This one was registered new in the Netherlands in 1971. It's almost 35 years with its current owner now.
I see this almost daily, but until now didn't get a photo. I have no idea what this is used for, but it doesn't look so original any more!
This is a highly sought after early Range Rover first generation- I think they were launched on the H reg. I wonder when these modifications were made to it, I imagine quite a long time ago when they weren't so valuable as today. It looks like it's used or was used for serious off road purposes, looking at the roll cage (?) and two spare wheels at the back!
It's had the same owner since 1989, which is nice to see. I bet this drives like a tank! But any three door is great to see these days, especially not a show queen. The wheels on the back look like originals, whereas the ones it's wearing look like later model wheels.
Registration number: GUK 316J
✔ Taxed
Tax due: 01 April 2016
✗ No MOT
Expired: 08 May 2015
1971 MGB GT.
Last SORN declaration expired in November 2009 (no online MoT history, now exempt).
E603 JAN was a Vauxhall Astra Merit estate (the registration number is now on a black 2009 Ford Fiesta TDCI 68 Zetec).
1971 Triumph GT6 driven by Jeff Clark during Sprint Race #2 on Saturday at the 2015 Jefferson 500.
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1971 Mercedes 250C.
A left-hand drive US-spec import registered in September 2013.
Registered as a 'Mercedes Actros'.
Fitted with a 1987cc engine according to the DVLA.
Party Time, 1971. A refrigerator full of ultra-cheap Heidel Brau and Champagne Velvet beer in cans, plus Libby's Libby's Libby's tomato juice for Bloody Marys, a portable black and white TV and a friendly hostess, and you had it made.
Found snapshot dated September 1971.
YOH582J - Birmingham registered. A truly sad sight to behold -
untaxed since 1993 - no DVLA MOT history.