My mum had a Rover 800 when i was just the littlest babby.
It was a brilliant motor. Quiet, Comfortable, & more importantly, Reliable. Had it crushed in the early 2000's where it was replaced by my mum's current car, the Ford Fusion.
My dad on the other hand, has had almost every car i can name (and a few i can't). From Dodge Chargers,
to Jaguar Mark VIIIs,
He's had 'em all.
My first car was, and still is, a 1969 Vanden Plas Princess
(a member of the BMC ADO16 family)
and my dad bought me a 1947 Fordson 7v recently.
She's had a bit of restoration since this picture was taken, but i can guarantee that she will give us many fond memories for years to come.
So, yeah. We've had a very busy life when it comes to cars, but they've all had some form of emotional attachment. except the Jag Mark VIII... He left that in the middle of London with the keys & log book inside because he couldn't sell it... Congrats to whoever found it, 'Cause it's not there now!
It was a brilliant motor. Quiet, Comfortable, & more importantly, Reliable. Had it crushed in the early 2000's where it was replaced by my mum's current car, the Ford Fusion.
My dad on the other hand, has had almost every car i can name (and a few i can't). From Dodge Chargers,
My first car was, and still is, a 1969 Vanden Plas Princess
She's had a bit of restoration since this picture was taken, but i can guarantee that she will give us many fond memories for years to come.
So, yeah. We've had a very busy life when it comes to cars, but they've all had some form of emotional attachment. except the Jag Mark VIII... He left that in the middle of London with the keys & log book inside because he couldn't sell it... Congrats to whoever found it, 'Cause it's not there now!