CC Wordless Outtake: It’s Good To Have A Reliable Parts Chaser On Hand
– Posted on February 3, 2012
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I wonder how many of those pictured vehicles have Chevy engines? 😛
Haha!
The Toyota, for sure. Iron Duke!!
Dont tell me Paul that stupidity was repeated in the US Toyota Australia produced a rare lemon by fitting Holden Starfire engines into otherwise reliable Coronas.
Not likely. But I would’ve fitted 350s in all of ’em!
This guy has a scrotum the size of the UK and taste to match. I wonder who’s toyota it is that’s parked on the right.
It’s his, frenzic. He has to have something to drive while one Jag is being repaired with parts from the other.
That was what I was thinking. Moneypits left to center, frugal dependable beater to the right. He’s got the whole spectrum covered AND he is probably redecorating and rebuilding all the time. My hero.
He has two Jags to pick from when he has to shop for Toyota parts.
A Lucas nightmare. You’re funny.
I’m really digging the house and matching camper in the back!
Ditto. He built it himself over the course of a year or two. Right up my alley, design wise.
I agree, that’s a cool house. And it looks like there’s a Karmann Ghia back there too. I wonder what he has in the garage if he has these kinds of cars outside.
I wonder if he drew it up himself? Is that roof also a solar panel? That would seal the deal for me!
Nice setup if it’s all his, 2 Jags, an RV, Camper trailer, a Karmann, a bulletproof Toyota and a nice sized house.
What’s the blue car half hidden in the background?
Karmann Ghia
Damn that looked familiar. Does that have a Chevy engine too? Oh wait. Never mind. 🙂
Maybe it does have a Chevy engine…from a Corvair!
It’s good to keep the two Jags parked for maximum ready access to each engine compartment at all times.
Nose 2 nose would be less carrying distance.
The forward-opening bonnets mean nose-to-nose probably doesn’t work so well…! And are the batteries in the boot on these – if so they’re perfectly aligned for jump-starting whichever one’s flat!
You should also keep one running at all times just in case.
Of course he has a reliable driver, theres a Truimph Stag in the garage.
Tadum-tish.
Boom-boom! Lol #1
The 3rd Jag is under the blue tarp on the left side….
Do you think he removes half the fuses and disconects a spark plug wire when he drives the Toyota just to feel at home?
Lol #2!
Snark o’ the day!
Dunno about a Jag, but there can sure be a FIAT Topolino under the tarp. Maybe with a Chevy engine too!
Arthur Daley approves