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Couple of nice ones on my evening's walk through Manchester to the train station... Excuse the iPhone camera...
Pontiac Transam being driven by a surprisingly old couple. P reg so it's a 96/7 model with a 5.7l engine. Couldn't believe how low the front gets. The bonnet had a funny shape to it, so it might have been a fancier version, but I'm not sure.
Massive Rolls outside the same restaurant where I saw the 355 the other week. Whoever owns it is sminted enough to leave it on double yellows with a chauffeur in it. Nice.
Pontiac Transam being driven by a surprisingly old couple. P reg so it's a 96/7 model with a 5.7l engine. Couldn't believe how low the front gets. The bonnet had a funny shape to it, so it might have been a fancier version, but I'm not sure.
Massive Rolls outside the same restaurant where I saw the 355 the other week. Whoever owns it is sminted enough to leave it on double yellows with a chauffeur in it. Nice.
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Hate to disappoint you but that's clearly the front plate
Get off my joke?
I actually saw this when i went to Manchester earlier this year, i was ****ed up coming out of a bar, and just HAD to go over and talk to the guy in the driving seat, bloke who owns the car had paid him to sit outside the club for 5 hours! He was just sat watching tv, getting a LOT of attention from the ladies! lucky so and so !
^A lovely Suzuki Swift which I passed en route to Colchester Zoo, noticing how it had pink writing in the rear window, pink bunny plates and pink interior (seats, steering wheel etc.) Turns out it was going to the zoo too, it'd be (almost) acceptable as it is clearly a girls car, however her fella was driving it at the time
^You don't get random side streets like this up here - M3 and an XF in the shot, a 7 series further up and a couple of Range Rovers, all in a small 'standard' looking street in North London.
^Then this almighty bug decided to perch on my bonnet whilst at some temporary lights in Oakwood, it was huuuge!
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^A lovely Suzuki Swift which I passed en route to Colchester Zoo, noticing how it had pink writing in the rear window, pink bunny plates and pink interior (seats, steering wheel etc.) Turns out it was going to the zoo too, it'd be (almost) acceptable as it is clearly a girls car, however her fella was driving it at the time
She must've been gorgeous. What other reason would you have to go near the lunatic?
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When I passed it on the dual carriageway it was a "oh dear, look at the state of tha...OH DEAR IT'S A BLOKE DRIVING!" scenario, followed by me and hte girlfriend chuckling at it.
Then it parks just near us at the zoo, and as I was putting the satnav etc. away they left before us, so I had to take a snap with such an opportunity to catch such a vehicle in daylight
Horrible
The lass looked a bit dim as well, and the bloke didn't seem too proud getting out of it haha.Had a similar scenario the other day, I WISH I GOT PICTURES but the GF was too embarrassed when I got the camera out 
Anyway, saw quite a new Merc fully de-bagged with the Bentley 'B' all over it instead, including wheels. Driven by quite a young blonde and her man.
It was made even more hilarious by them noticing we had clocked on and were laughing. The chap had a face palm moment and rightly so.
Anyway, saw quite a new Merc fully de-bagged with the Bentley 'B' all over it instead, including wheels. Driven by quite a young blonde and her man.It was made even more hilarious by them noticing we had clocked on and were laughing. The chap had a face palm moment and rightly so.