I wish I could show you the seventy-nine ager (an old grey lorry), but that was the subject of a few dreams when I was about 9, so its not going to happen.
So instead, I can show you these varied images, mostly cars, but a couple of trains as well:

Two tone black and grey, which I think was being used for a wedding:

Perhaps supposed to be silver, but looked more grey

Here’s a rather grand and massive steam engine…they let me go on thee footplate at one tiime, briiefly…VERY hot!

And this is one of my favourite train images that I have ever taken, I remember running to get that image just at the right point as it exited the tunnel, with the steam. An old narrow gauge logging train in Maramures, Romania, and very luckily we managed to join a railway enthusiasts outing, or we wouldn’t have been there:

Linked to Life in Colour at Jude’s here
Great choices, Sue. I had a black car once, a new 1979 Renault 5 special edition that took me all over France during the time I owned it. It went really well, but the electrics were terrible. Always blowing bulbs to the extent that I carried spares of each bulb in a box in the car.
Best wishes, Pete.
Oh, goodness, I always carried spare bulbs in my cars until Amore recent years….and going abroad you. had headlight beam deflectors…
I had yellow sticky stuff on my headlights with that Renault. It never peeled off completely after use. Much later with a Citroen, there were those chevron-like stickers that you put on, and had to remove when you got home. Halcyon days of European driving! 🙂
Indeed!!
These are great, especially the atmospheric train emerging from the tunnel.
Thanks, Margaret…my favourite one
oh you train spotter you, these are fabulous
Well, I was never a train spotter, but I do like an atmospheric railway image, Becky!
Brilliant!!
Thanks, Manja!
Just another view of downtown Havana… haha. Yes! Aren’t those cars wonderful? And that is one HUGE locomotive. Tish and I were mulling over the other day, as to what will happen to these steam railways if/when coal is banned?
Very good point….
I adore your cars, but your old train engines are so wonderful 😀 😀
Thanks, Cee! I loved those trains
I can picture you on the footplate, but I love that last one, Sue.
Teehee! And yes, the last one is my favourite and
Love your train spotting photo Sue 🙂
Teehee!