Oddities for Mr Graves
06-24-2015, 07:47 AM
#11
Yes, it was one of their Pike Factory cars (the S-Cargo being the most familiar) along with the Be-1 (a bee wordplay) and a Rasheen (a sort of Wartburg parody).
Amazingly bonkers.
Amazingly bonkers.
06-24-2015, 11:23 AM
#14
My Mitsuoka Viewt owning neighbour (you can see the Viewt in the garage in the second pic) has just taken custody of this. He hasn't bought it and is merely storing it until the seller finds a buyer.
It's a Nissan Pao (pronounced Pay_oh) brought back from Japan by the owner, who is a Scot who works in Japan (as a film director apparently) and who brings cars back with him when he can. If that G plate corresponds to the age of the car, then it's in remarkable nick with not an ounce of visible rust anywhere.
I quite like the function over form interior ...
It's a Nissan Pao (pronounced Pay_oh) brought back from Japan by the owner, who is a Scot who works in Japan (as a film director apparently) and who brings cars back with him when he can. If that G plate corresponds to the age of the car, then it's in remarkable nick with not an ounce of visible rust anywhere.
I quite like the function over form interior ...
06-26-2015, 05:01 AM
#16
Admission prices are a little steep Chris but there's a nice range of stuff. If you like bikes, specifically old ones, there's the ARE museum at the end of KirkMichael highstreet if it's open.
Also worth a visit is http://jurbyjunk.co.uk/
If you get a chance, take a drive from Port Erin over the mountain to Foxdale - no upper speed limit ... and the scenery is fantastic!!
Also worth a visit is http://jurbyjunk.co.uk/
If you get a chance, take a drive from Port Erin over the mountain to Foxdale - no upper speed limit ... and the scenery is fantastic!!
06-29-2015, 08:50 AM
#17
My Mitsuoka Viewt owning neighbour (you can see the Viewt in the garage in the second pic) has just taken custody of this. He hasn't bought it and is merely storing it until the seller finds a buyer.
It's a Nissan Pao (pronounced Pay_oh) brought back from Japan by the owner, who is a Scot who works in Japan (as a film director apparently) and who brings cars back with him when he can. If that G plate corresponds to the age of the car, then it's in remarkable nick with not an ounce of visible rust anywhere.
I quite like the function over form interior ...
It's a Nissan Pao (pronounced Pay_oh) brought back from Japan by the owner, who is a Scot who works in Japan (as a film director apparently) and who brings cars back with him when he can. If that G plate corresponds to the age of the car, then it's in remarkable nick with not an ounce of visible rust anywhere.
I quite like the function over form interior ...
I wonder what label one would apply to retro-retro styling...
