Let's see the abandoned ones....

I'm hoping that garage has a door on the other side,

RENAULT 5 by shagracer, on Flickr

the front of this MM looks very solid


MORRIS MINOR TRAVELLER by shagracer, on Flickr

not abandoned but is S.O.R.N. and this is the good side of it, love the chain from the tow bar, i wonder if its fixed to a cannon inside the garage to go off when pulled

MAZDA RX7 2 SPORTS by shagracer, on Flickr


MAZDA RX7 2 SPORTS by shagracer, on Flickr

Tell me you've saved that large plastic vehicle....

Sent from my toilet using proboards

Same car - few years apart.

two VW crewcabs



VW LT 45 HR CREWCAB PICKUP by shagracer, on Flickr


VW LT 45 HR CREWCAB PICKUP by shagracer, on Flickr

It's done well staying there in one piece, some dafty would probably still give ludicrous money for it even though it's well past its best.

Ford Taunus 12M von Henrik S. auf Flickr

Yes I did! After a long day moving boats, loose engines, lorry differentials, tyres and random rubbish, pushing the SHADO jeep inside my garage wasn't a breeze. Considering that it hasn't got any tyres, and the front axle is missing. I had to lift it from the engine bay as the body wasn't strong enough, being all made in timber and fiberglass (not plastic) and then pushed it backward, kicking an original 10" wheel to keep the belly of the vehicle far away from the floor.


Of the bicycle? Yes. on bikeforums.net, I want to make it like one of these beauties.

Of the SHADO jeep? No... I got it because contacted by a gentleman in UK who wanted it. When all the missing parts are collected (the front subframe, random screws and bolts, the missing rollbar) and after I'll go and try to retrieve the original missing 4 doors from the guy who sold it 10 years ago to the man I bought it from, hoping he still has them, it will be shipped over to the UK and restored.

I have been told that 10 years ago it was nice, but got bought because of its low mileage (namely 1,900 Km) and got stripped of its engine, steering rack, Motolita steering wheel, dashboard and everything that could go on the old owner Mini. Then he left in the sun, wind and rain to rotten. In the meantime, also the windscreen got brittle, and cracked.

Thanks Phil,

Then, when I have enough time (and money) to go and see on the continent again these beauties.
I really want to try and save the 192x Hillman 16, me likes it - a lot.
The problem is that then the transport alone would be close to £ 1,000 and I ain't rich... So it has to be real cheap.
 


That's complete, just the front hubcap missing.

And a 193x Austin 14:

Of course, I'll let him know, he obviously knows about this site because it's where the car first appeared.
Although from the emails I got from him I can easily understand he is a man of very few words. I don't know if he will ever do a build thread or something.