Oh no, not another Wheels Day thread [pics]

thanks, loving the red bread van!

It was a nice bready, spoke to the owner briefly who seemed like a really decent bloke. As a mk2 polo owner it's great to see one done tastefully.

However I refuse to hear a bad word about the red Corvette.

I mean okay, the finish is a bit shonky - and the inside has been plastered with stickyback carbon fauxber (badly) - and it's an auto - and, well some other things BUT I want one. In 20 years that will be back in style and I'll be shampooing my chest wig telling you I told you so.

Is that door actually shut?



Anyway, against my own better judgement I still like it, it has a bit of Callaway about it. I'd take it over the Polo.

I think we must have seen just about every car that was there by now, and my photos aren't really up to much, but here's a couple anyway

The RR:SE massive at the half-way meeting point. Cars arranged by coolness from L to R, obviously






Naturally I spent a lot of time perving over the various small Standards on show. This one was cool


But this one was absolutely mint


Dumpy British cars Best for custom jobs



Two of the best 1960s American barges. Plymouth Best for 'Assault on Precinct 13-look'


As mentioned elsewhere on this board, low Amazons are cool. Needs the headlight peaks binning and then it'd be pefect


Japanese car relegated to the back of the paddock, never be a classic etc


(see above)


The new officially-sanctioned method for measuring dish: One Elk head


Anyone know the story with this unusual P100 Dokka? apart from the fact that it's BROKEN, obviously


Everyone took photos of this, proving that even really dull wheels can be interesting when bolted to something totally unexpected. There was a Mk2 Fiesta similarly RoStyle-shod, anyone get a snap of that?


Men, huddled together to discuss RIMS


And finally this 2000 with odd wheels that I've never seen before. I think they were branded as 'JIL' (?) Anyone have any clues? Not sure if I even like 'em tbh, but it would be good to know

And after a quick Google:

www.jwtc.jp/open/html/e/situmon1.html