Are you kidding me? I'd totally rock that Bimmer!
Tough crowd...Nice car? I'll have whatever you're taking, daan!
Tough crowd...
I saw Ms Pink today but didn't manage to get a photo. I've lost my mobility for the next 2 days too. My car is in for a service & MOT and it needs a hub flange, whatever that is (I'm sure they've just made it up!)
1) Generation Game - Get examples of as many generations of a model of your choice. Twist: The generations must be consecutive to count. So if you have photos of a MK1 MX5 a MK3 and a MK4, the MK1 won't count unless you find a MK2.
I think Keef has a winner of one of the categories in his garage and doesn't even realize it.
I was just thinking the same thing.
Generation question: The winner will be determined by highest amount of cars or for complete set?
12 Generations
4 generations - with many facelifts. Hence my facelift question.
Civic Si? Hell no!
Don't worry, James will have enough categories. He's asked for a few pointers.
1) Generation Game -
I give you (what I think is all) the generations of the Ford Fiesta.
Seperate photos are fine
That's what I assumed - and I'm having a whale of a time with it. I've got nigh-on 12 model lines on the go at once - and it's fun suddenly having to take a detour because I've spotted a random, generic piece of rubbish from 1987 which just happens to have a certain name.
Follow-up question... In my market, the Vauxhall Vectra first appeared in 1995. In, for example, -Diego-'s, it first appeared in 1988 as the Opel Vectra. We got the same car as -Diego- from 1988-1995, but it was called the Vauxhall Cavalier. That means -Diego- can spot the same four cars as me (Vectra A, Vectra B, Vectra C, Vectra D), but I'd only get three of them as the first is a Cavalier despite being the same car.
So... do cars with different names in different territories still count?