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And the yellow one at far right...it's got me! Could it be an MG Midget? I could get tlLB to check when she goes back to the cottage tomorrow; but it might have been moved!!  Or a Jaguar xjs.
.+8 Now gone for a 1800 4/4. Duratec in bright yellow.
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Or GRANADA with vinyl roof. Hard to tell the difference from a distance...
Peter,
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No longer driving Tarka, the 2014 Plus 8...
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Hard to tell the difference from a distance... And there was me thinking Aston Martin had pioneered this design philosophy when in fact Ford were doing it back in the 1970s...
Stuart
"There's no skill substitute like cubic inches."
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Not a Midget - the lights are recessed on that car. The white car is almost certainly a MKIV Cortina.
Corporate stagnation in design is everywhere now, the money men daren't take a risk any more. All the German manufacturers have done it for a long time, but now Toyota and Renault are at it.
Mind you, who are we to criticise.............
Those of a certain age will remember the outcry when Ford released the Sierra - it was despised.
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And the yellow one at far right...it's got me! Could it be an MG Midget? I could get tlLB to check when she goes back to the cottage tomorrow; but it might have been moved!! Maybe a spitfire
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And the yellow one at far right...it's got me! Could it be an MG Midget? I could get tlLB to check when she goes back to the cottage tomorrow; but it might have been moved!! Maybe a spitfire It'd need more room to land, silly.. 
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Can't believe no-one has mentioned wanting to get an Allegro, Avenger or Viva.  Out of our price range. Off the scale. Ooh no fish again.
.+8 Now gone for a 1800 4/4. Duratec in bright yellow.
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I have always had a soft spot for a Volvo P1800. Good shout. A trifle more realistic than some of the flights of fancy being engaged in, too! Hence my original quote of XK-8 - a classic yet to emerge I think
Graham (G4FUJ)
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I have always had a soft spot for a Volvo P1800. Good shout. A trifle more realistic than some of the flights of fancy being engaged in, too! Hence my original quote of XK-8 - a classic yet to emerge I think Graham, I owned an XK8 after a facelift 4 litre XJ-S. Performance-wise, yes it was an improvement but as for the rest of the experience, a let-down. Mondeo switchgear, nylon roof-lining instead of wool, nylon carpets, plastic instead of leather. Apparently, Jaguar had reduced the build time by 47% but instead of raising the experience, it left me cold. By comparison, the XJ-S was a wonderful car for feel-good. Opening the doors, the car seemed to say "Climb in, you've had a tiring day. Let me get you home with comfort and speed." I know that the design is not to everyones' taste but for me the facelift XJ-S wins hands down very time.
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