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Went to the Classic bike show at Staffordshire showground at the weekend. All sorts of interesting stuff there including a lot of motorbikes of all types which Bonhams were auctioning. Prices seemed high to me, but I'm out touch on this stuff now.
First time seeing this piece of Allen Milyard's work 'in the flesh' which was nice.
Snapped these at a talk by Allen Millyard, 'Skid' and Henry Cole. Would have been nice to have heard a bit more from Allen, but Henry Cole had the majority of time with the Microphone. Allen did run up, and rev up, the bike. The torque reaction looked quite extreme.
First time seeing this piece of Allen Milyard's work 'in the flesh' which was nice.
Snapped these at a talk by Allen Millyard, 'Skid' and Henry Cole. Would have been nice to have heard a bit more from Allen, but Henry Cole had the majority of time with the Microphone. Allen did run up, and rev up, the bike. The torque reaction looked quite extreme.
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Took my dad to the British Motor Museum yesterday, lots of very nice cars as you'd expect
They have quite a few prototypes from various British marques
4 seater TR7 was actually quite good
This one however, well, words fail me
They have quite a few prototypes from various British marques
4 seater TR7 was actually quite good
This one however, well, words fail me
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I like the fact you can wander round their storage area, some interesting stuff in there.
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I remember seeing the MGF disguised as a metro van
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Love the forward control Landrover! 
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Love the forward control Landrover!
That's the 112" wheelbase forward control prototype vehicle nicknamed 'Buttercup'.
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Didnt they use the Maestro body on a freelander platform as a test mule for the running gear?
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https://www.dunsfoldcollection.co.uk/collection/freelander/mule-prototype-cb40-brake-test-hack
Best looking Freelander ever !
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I saw one on the M5, didn't know what it was at the time.
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I took my BIL to see the Dunsfold collection a few years ago, lots of very interesting Land Rovers and yes the Maestro Freelander mule was there
https://www.dunsfoldcollection.co.uk/collection/freelander/mule-prototype-cb40-brake-test-hack
Best looking Freelander ever !
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First pix, what's the orange car right side of the green one ?
Well from the sills down, plus a tin opener for the boot floor...
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That design seemed to gain some popularity over here as well:
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Doubt it, the running gear was metro, with a maestro diesel gearbox.
Vauxhall VXR - 1960's. Part of the Vauxhall heritage collection. You just know Wayne Cherry had a hand in it . . .
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A very cool design that was inspiration for a lot of designers.
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TBH I can't remember, looked on their website and it's a Vauxhall concept car
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