NICE SET OF WHEELS...

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Anyone remember the television series 'The Prisoner' ? It started in 1967 and ran for two years I think, the star was actor Patrick McGoohan who played a former secret agent exiled to a strange coastal village. I was a big fan and eagerly awaited each weekly episode. Anyway the opening scene of each episode was Patrick driving a Lotus 7 sports car, when I saw this car parked near our gallery I was taken aback. It turned out it's not actually a Lotus but a kit car, who cares it stirred memories and I would love to have taken it for a spin...

WOW...

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If you are a regular follower of this blog you know that I don't have much interest in cars. However, when I saw this beauty in the car park the other day I couldn't help but stop and stare, it looked amazing, what a driving machine !

Unfortunately the young lady driving it was off before I got a chance to speak to her so I don't know any detail but what a great looking car.

RED, WHITE AND THREE WHEELS!

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You may remember an American Cop series, Starsky and Hutch in the 1970's.  Their car was a red and white Torino.  While I was taking the picture it seems I was not the only one that was struck by Wanstead's own three wheel version.

WHAT MAKE IS IT ?

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On Sunday on my way to the South Bank with a group of students for the Night Workshop, this great looking car was stationary at the traffic lights at Wanstead Station. I don't know what make it is so I need feedback please.  I suspect it might be American. Another good reason to always carry your camera, you never know what you will see.

LONG EXPOSURE.

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Waiting for the fireworks the other night on the footbridge over the A12, I looked back towards the tunnel that runs under Wanstead and immediately knew that the car lights would make a great photograph.