What Cars

[Guest]

If a Seneffe allegro is 'British' so's the Cortina

But add the Avenger to the list for me

[TLC]

The one at the back of the photo then.

Morris travelers ok.
I was thinking along the line of the old British marques before the montys & maestro

[David3500]

As well as owning and being interested in the Maestro and Montego, I also drive one of the last MG ZRs to be built.

Away from these cars my interest lies very much with classic and modern Rovers (i.e. cars that wear the Viking longship badge, rather than the convenient - and incorrect - term for all things British Leyland/Austin Rover Group/MG Rover Group). These include the Rover P5, SD1, R8 200/400, R3 200 Series (particularly the 200 BRM LE) and 75 (particularly the V8 variants which I run a historical register on).

Also most Land Rover vehicles such as the Range Rover and Land Rover Discovery.

[digital efi]

If a Seneffe allegro is 'British' so's the Cortina

But add the Avenger to the list for me

Were the Cortina bodies manufactured in Britain?

[robin]

Another vote for the Triumph 2000. Always thought the Sunbeam Rapier coupe was a rather nice looking car.

Robin

[CPL593H]

Pre maestro bl I've owned..

Austin Maxi HL 1980
Austin 1300 1973
Austin Allegro L 1980

Want list

Mk1 or 2 metro
Austin ambassador
Austin princess

[Guest]

I drive a 1983 triumph acclaim and will be driving when restored a 1962 bond minicar family model with 250cc single two stoke engine with reverse(engine has 2 sets of points so engine runs in reverse,4 seats-2 full size,2 for small people.top speed 50 mph

[TLC]

Another vote for the Triumph 2000. Always thought the Sunbeam Rapier coupe was a rather nice looking car.

Robin

Yes triumph 2000 .Haveing a dolly already I nearly had one of the 2.5 estates If ihad gone for one i wouldnt have had a monty est !!