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**Indiana_Jones** · 2nd June 2013, 12:05

Originally Posted by Virago

My daughter is taking part in a photogaphy contest, with the topic of "motion". She got me out in the Jag for a freebie photoshoot...

Number 5 would be my favourite. Some ingenious phototrickery used to get the shot.

Lookin' good

I'll have to get some done with the 'crab sometime

-Indy

**scumdog** · 2nd June 2013, 12:06

Originally Posted by unstuck

My son has a photography studio in dunedin too, he does mainly fashion work.

Right, back on topic........

Bit different to your average twini mini.

Oil leaks are no different to the 'average' Mini!

**Ocean1** · 2nd June 2013, 12:14

Originally Posted by unstuck

Bit different to your average twini mini.

Ah yes. Plans that either came to naught...

Maybe I'll get one under way one day. If the ballooning bureaucracy doesn't torpedo the whole idea before I get there.

**unstuck** · 2nd June 2013, 13:02

Me and a mate made twini mini once, what a night mare, never again. Last I heard it was being used as a hunting wagon somewhere in the catlins.

**YellowDog** · 3rd June 2013, 20:40

A collection of Lancias and the best one gets to race a Marina (same Marina type I use to own) with a piano on it's roof.

Love the Lancias warning light

**unstuck** · 4th June 2013, 09:30

That warning light is the same one used in a lada cossack.

**YellowDog** · 4th June 2013, 11:50

And of course confirmation of that well known old fact that 'a piano on the roof' increases traction

**pete376403** · 4th June 2013, 17:07

The Cromwell Highlands Motorsport Park is home to some exceptionally nice cars, including a Texaco Rover and an Austin Healy (so on topic) - had a look through while en-route to brass monkey. Easy way to speand an hour or more. There's even a few bikes.

http://www.highlands.co.nz/Museum/Default.asp

**dangerous** · 4th June 2013, 18:17

Originally Posted by pete376403

The Cromwell Highlands Motorsport Park is home to some exceptionally nice cars, including a Texaco Rover and an Austin Healy (so on topic) - had a look through while en-route to brass monkey. Easy way to speand an hour or more. There's even a few bikes.

http://www.highlands.co.nz/Museum/Default.asp

very farking impresive, didnt relise it was open, as a racer... I WANA GO

**Indiana_Jones** · 5th June 2013, 08:28

Well the landcrab has dropped all its brake fluid again, will have to fix it after we get down south. Hopefully it's not the servo!

-Indy

**YellowDog** · 5th June 2013, 08:43

Originally Posted by Indiana_Jones

Well the landcrab has dropped all its brake fluid again, will have to fix it after we get down south. Hopefully it's not the servo!

-Indy

How old's the plumbing? 'cos there's a lot of air circulation around there to help the perishing process

**unstuck** · 5th June 2013, 08:51

Hand brake will still work though wont it.

**unstuck** · 5th June 2013, 11:34

There was a young student form Boston
Who drove around in an Austin.
There was room for his ass
And a gallon of gas.
But his balls hung out and he lost them.