This afternoon.
At the aptly named Johnson’s Place, Dublin.
Name that jammer. anyone?
Everything. As It Happens.
This afternoon.
At the aptly named Johnson’s Place, Dublin.
Name that jammer. anyone?
Troy McClure?
the ‘i’m having a midlife crisis?’
Why do you associate having nice things with some form of mental breakdown?
Enjoy the sweaty bus ride home, Cot. You epitomise the Irish begrudger culture. Someone else will be on later to mention “blu” shirts and “gravy”.
“An advanced city is not a place where the poor move about in cars, rather it’s where even the rich use public transportation”
― Enrique Penalosa
Enrique probably should have concentrated on stopping people like my namesake making poo of Bogota. He’d have us all driving Kias. KIAS!
Blu shirts n gravy!
Indigestible.
capitalist pig dog
Love it.
I’d say it sounds amazing too.
Agreed. I’d say he does handbrake 180’s into the tollbridge to save leaning across with the coins.
Tricky…. Heavily customized. Mustang Fastback?
Is this the same fella who had the green Mustang who makes pointless circuits around those streets just showing off like a saddo?
Ah, another envious public-transport user. The “saddo” probably pays more in motor tax than you do in income tax. Sad!
Ha, you just called a lad calling someone else a saddo, sad. That’s pretty sad my friend, but I suppose what does that make me? Interestingly you flag the amount of tax the person pays, this tells others a lot about how your good self ticks. Clearly this is a show-off type of person…not saying there is anything wrong with that, if they earned their reward, fair play to them.
You make many assumptions, friendo.
phew, I’m not an envious begrudger in your eyes, my day is complete.
“Ah, another envious public-transport user.”
LOL. I really do pity the unsophisticated who equate public transport use with poverty.
I leave my new German luxury car at home when heading into the city centre. I prefer to use the car at weekends for getting to my mountain hiking destinations.
You utter fool.
Humblebrag durch Technik!!
Long drive to kerry every weekend
ah there’s no mountains in Ireland really
That car would return you about 15mpg in heavy city traffic if theyr not showing off they would need a very good reason for having/risking the car in the city centre, id wager on the show off with more money than sense or time, nice car though..
whats wrong with showing off?
its a beautiful car.
Ive a vintage motorcycle and people do look at it.
Nothing wrong with having a lovely car like that. It’s very nice. But driving around in circuits with the sole purpose of posing is really quite embarrassing.
As opposed to lying about your “new German luxury car”. You wouldn’t know irony if it rained on your wedding day.
please show me the irony here
Boj, the irony is that Mr T is accusing the car owner of bragging and/or lying whilst he did the exact same thing with his ridiculoius ‘mountain hikes’ sytatement earlier.
we can provide a diagram if you would like.
Also, Amado – Rekt :)
I think it’s some type of Camaro
This is a 70s Z28 Camaro, looks very similar
http://paintref.com/graphics/sample/camaro1970ascotblue.jpg
I’d say you hit the nail on the head. Nicely done! Lovely car in fairness.
Wow – good ole Irish begrudgery AND snobbery…coming together all in one comments section!
Nice motor; love the seventies brown
+1 it brought me back to my childhood for a minute there!
If you’ve got it flaunt it, weren’t some people on here bemoaning the fact that a vintage Ferrari had been kept in a lock up just a few hours ago?
… and for once it was the same people!
I’d love to drive that car. I’d love to be able to rent one for a day even …
You can rent sports cars and modern muscle cars (mustangs, camaros, corvettes) from many of the main car hire companies in the US (Hertz, Enterprise etc).
Only a little bit more expensive than a mid-sized SUV. Good value if you’re doing a scenic road trip in the US.
Having a vintage car does not equal gravy.
Gravy is the Irish obsession.
Gravy is getting money you haven’t earned or even better perks like holidays or houses or women paid for you.
Brown envelopes? Gravy.
Use of a “friends” holiday home? Gravy.
Gravy is an attitude.
You got gravy?
Are we talking bisto?