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<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr> Super 7 said: My folks had a couple Vauxhall Victors in the mid 60's. I think that they were from around 1960.
One was in perfect shape, with metalic green paint and metalic gold roof.
It was definately not sporty though.<hr></blockquote>
I know they're not that sporty too. I just have this really strange soft spot for orphan cars, even non-sporty British and import saloons (and I would love to buy a little import station wagon). Although some of them can be sporty too.
The other advantage, I can buy a classic car in decent shape for a lot less money, even if it isn't a sports car.
By the way, my club is the British Saloon Car Club of Canada, home of the orphan car. We have a few Cortinas in the club too.
Check it out at:
https://www.geocities.com/motorcity/7967
One was in perfect shape, with metalic green paint and metalic gold roof.
It was definately not sporty though.<hr></blockquote>
I know they're not that sporty too. I just have this really strange soft spot for orphan cars, even non-sporty British and import saloons (and I would love to buy a little import station wagon). Although some of them can be sporty too.
The other advantage, I can buy a classic car in decent shape for a lot less money, even if it isn't a sports car.
By the way, my club is the British Saloon Car Club of Canada, home of the orphan car. We have a few Cortinas in the club too.
Check it out at:
https://www.geocities.com/motorcity/7967