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As far as I can remember this very old Mercedes W21 (built between 1933 and 1935) has been always on a fenced yard near my favorite inline skating route. On the other side of the road is a small airfield that used to be a Luftwaffe Air Base during the WW2. What is if this car belonged to a Luftwaffe pilot who went on a mission and never returned? And the car is still standing there waiting for its owner who will never return? Just my fantasies :-)

Driver, to the Majestic Grand Ballroom please!

Good car I learned to drive on. GTA 390 Hi-Po C6 335hp. Lets start off small. Similar to first live concert. Start small,Beatles.65

Rio jerte en el parque de la isla de Plasencia

Mercedes - Classic Car

Helmingham Festival of Classics and Sports Cars 2015

Pristine example from 1971. Fine looking fifty year old.

Denis will know, he's of that era :o)) Classic cars at the Cheshire Steam Show, Daresbury, Warrington, Cheshire.

1961 Chevrolet flattop

55 Crown Vicky looking smart.

64 Galaxie 500. New when Beatlemania was raging.

Only driven to church on Sunday by a little old lady. Never over 25mph.

Wouldn't you really rather have a Buick? This is a fully loaded classy one.

Continental kit and chrome loaded. Old Buick with sidesaddle hood in background.

Costa de Cantabria

4 portholes. Wouldn't you really want to have a Buick.

This 4.5 litre 1931 Bentley was the last built, after Bentley was acquired by Rolls Royce. (Delivered 1937, see comments below.) This sprightly 80 year old has just had a repair to the cylinder block and was having a run out on the M25. Still does about 4,000 miles a year.

 

These are the cars famous for their runs in the Le Mans 24 hour races. Bugatti is supposed to have said "I admire Senhor Bentley, he makes the fastest lorries in trhe world. Bugatti cars were rather more compact.

1951 Ford Crestline original owners. He 93 no longer drives, she 87 drives.

Expensive ride then. Well persevered now.

Sunliner with Cont'l kit

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