Prettiest Bike and Car Ever Made

[Skub]

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You're not taking this seriously,are you?

[KungFooBob]

End of thread...

You'll love this...

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs1Bab ... YA0iTbG3UQ

[derek badger]

Wow. Just subscribed to that channel. Cheers!

[KungFooBob]

I found the washing video especially satisfying.

[Bigyin]

Just for DEADPOOL..... this is the one i couldnt find earlier

[Luddite]

I have no dog in the car fight,may as well ask me what the prettiest fridge is.

If we're talking about bikes we've seen in the flesh, (and in this case only once), for me it has to be this:



I saw one at an independent Honda specialist about 25 years ago when I was buying a hugger for my VFR750 and, from its titanium coated screen to the tips of its underseat exhausts, (which apparently inspired Tamburini's 916 pipe design), it was stunning!

Quite underwhelming on the road apparently, but to look at...

Probably appears a bit bulky to modern eyes but it was cutting edge at the time.

[derek badger]

Okay, I'll play for real...

[fatgit]

https://www.visordown.com/sites/default ... 4%20SS.jpg

https://www.intotheblue.co.uk/images/as ... wheels.jpg

[fatgit]

Bugger did it wrong
Anyway it’s a Norton V4S and an AC Cobra
Cheers
Steve

[wheelnut]

Not digging pics out as on phone but 916 and 250GTO for me.

The Italians do have a knack for styling.

[Mr. Dazzle]

I didnt post the E type earlier because its so obvious. But just look at it..

[DEADPOOL]

Just for DEADPOOL..... this is the one i couldnt find earlier

Oh I've seen them all thanks. I much prefer the original Tamburini design colour scheme.

At a pinch I'd take the Oro in red gold but original is best for me.

They're all good though and close up the quality really stands out for every last nut, bolt and bracket. The thing is simply gorgeous.

[Druid]

I didnt post the E type earlier because its so obvious. But just look at it..

Thankfully you didn't post a picture of the Series3 2+2 Coupe

[Bigyin]

I didnt post the E type earlier because its so obvious. But just look at it..

Thats one of the unicorn cars from memory having seen a documentary on them ...... modern copies of the original E type race cars built by Jaguar recently but only 6 of them and each one has a multi million quid price tag

[Potter]

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I own the one above and I'm working on owning the one below.

[cheb]

TT500 and the D Type Jag

No pictures as I'm hampered by a cat.

[weeksy]

I'll take one of these please



Along with

[cheb]

The SDR200 has to be a consideration too, and the Porsche 917.

[Mr. Dazzle]

Thats one of the unicorn cars from memory having seen a documentary on them ...... modern copies of the original E type race cars built by Jaguar recently but only 6 of them and each one has a multi million quid price tag

Its a 'lightweight e type' yeah...the changes to the (already gorgeous) shape are actually supposed to make it more aerodynamic, the knock on effect on looks is accidental.

'Lightweight' cause it has aluminium bodywork. Jaguar made a few in the 60s then one more (IIRC) much more recently.

[KungFooBob]

Thats one of the unicorn cars from memory having seen a documentary on them ...... modern copies of the original E type race cars built by Jaguar recently but only 6 of them and each one has a multi million quid price tag

Don't forget the Eagle Speedster, it's not officially an E-Type... but its an E-type.

https://www.eaglegb.com/