autofantasia's photos with the keyword: 1993

Detail shot of the chunky little Mini Cabriolet from earlier.

Definitely one for those that like their Mini to be chunky and perhaps rare! The latter being dependent on whether or not this is a genuine Rover Cabriolet ... the ZeeMax sticker does make me wonder. Anyway, for those that like to know such things, the Rover Mini Cabriolet was launched in July 1993 and depending on who you speak to or which magazine article you read, production numbers were as low as 300, making it one of the rarest Mini's every to go on sale. Source: www.roverminicabriolet.net EDIT: Now confirmed to be a genuine Rover Cabriolet 1.3 SPi.

And finally for the moment, here's another shot of these two lovely cars, but this time from the rear.

Rear view of that gorgeous Mini Cooper from earlier.

A close up shot from the front for all you Mini fans.

I think this shot of L402 GDC and H884 AAG parked up together is one of my favourite photos from the day.

For a small show there sure were an awful lot of Minis on display, not that I was complaining especially when they were as tidy as this one.

Here's another Mini for all you lovers of one of Britain's finest, albeit a slightly newer version than the last one to be uploaded. And with what sounds, to me at least, like it would make an ideal plate for some yet be created super villain to take on Superman: Commander Vod, you have your orders - find Kal-El and destroy him!

Still on the subject of non-VW campervans or auto-sleepers if you like spotted out and about. How about this Talbot from 1993? The thing that struck me most about this was the fact I used to have a set of wheel trims just like that back in the Nineties! This is image 1 of 2.

Still on the subject of non-VW campervans or auto-sleepers if you like spotted out and about. How about this Talbot from 1993? The thing that struck me most about this was the fact I used to have a set of wheel trims just like that back in the Nineties! This is image 2 of 2.

1990s homage to one of the great films of the 1960s ... "The Italian Job".