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. . . Crocker guy . . . . . . myself. From afar, that is . . . I've never even been on a motorcycle, much less owned one. But LA lineage puts Crocker at the top of my list. Second might be . . . . . . a Brough Superior. 🇺🇸🇬🇧 ...  

After travelling around the world with her, between the pandemic and myself getting lazier and lazier... Yes a crocker... i just travel a few miles a week and don't know whether to keep it or sell it!

U can be a model for watches. Looks tough. Have a great week S.

i guess i'm a little greedy when it comes to dream cars... much like collecting watches so here goes a building of dream cars, from vintage to modern this remains a dream, of course as for the accompanying watches, here's a Chopard GTXL and a Rolex Dayton...  

. . . "Options, options!" His other favored expression was "Details, details!"

And the Daytona is an iconic choice.

this "garage" building actually belongs to a local car dealer

Great watch choices you share here. Both with a great connection with cars in their history and design. Have a nice Sunday! Abel

indeed, such a garage with those cars inside is a dream for many. i should have gone into the business of selling cars when younger

Great posts everyone, some amazing machines there! These are stock photos; the weather is terrible today to take any decent picture. Funnily enough, they are both exactly the same power - 125-126 hp. Respective price and level of pleasure were quite simil...  

Enjoy both and have a wonderful Sunday! Cheers! Abel

I have been seen wearing an Aquanaut driving a quad, or a Calatrava driving a motorbike. >> I clearly need to be more coherent there ;-) My current all-rounder OP39 qualifies for all situations

. . . an RF is near the top of the short list for the next acquisition. Art

Highly recommended ...  

The Shelby Mustang. With this on the wrist. ...  

... Mustang! Have a nice weekend my friend. Abel

Since we had a car. If petrol is still to happen, I guess one of the following two might enter the household: Or if vintage… As for watches, let’s see what was in the wrist recently… HAGWE! ...  

I´m very fond of your Minerva which has a charming dial and hands set. Have a nice weekend my friend. Cheers! Abel

Unfortunately I never had the opportunity to drive one 🤷🏻‍♂️

. . . powered by a 273 c i four-barrel engine backed by a Torque-flite automatic trans. Terrific driver, nimble by American standards; my brother wrecked it in a collision with a deer in the early '80s. Three years ago, we were discussing matters automoti... 

That was a big car for our local standards in those years. I enjoyed driving it so much. Cheers! Abel

.. but saw these recently and I had to stop to take a snapshot And these for the weekend ...  

. . . not to be touched by the madness. I'm not nearly as obsessive about cars as I am about watches (or pool or the Stones, for that matter), but the passion is definitely there. And when I have the opportunity to indulge, I shudder to think of the finan... 

Indeed 😉 Have a great week Dr No

You have a good week as well

Yes. Always GM and Ford, while there is only one tru winner. The Cuda and for me also the Baracuda. The Heart song is on the usb stick in my car. I watched the AMC cars, nice, but think it would be a nightmare to maintain and find parts for it. Dodge and ... 

. . . for God . . . . . . it's good enough for me. ...  

1986 XJ6...my current daily driver... And the toys... 1978 MGB...customized and backdated to circa 1969. Was my daily driver back in the day... 1964 356C...the perfect example of the saying, ”it’s more fun to drive a slow car fast, than a fast car slow" ...  

. . . and Uncle Bernard's '66 912 . . . . . . there's little to choose from. The most thoroughly enjoyable drives ever . . . ...