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Re: A sleek classic
Nicely captured Matt. The blue accents suit the car well, cant imagine what that costs to maintain these days, the suspension was a money pit in its heyday
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Nice photo! I remember when I used to dream having one of those back in the 60s.
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very sleek, now go an get one parked in front of a pâtisserie
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Ahh, brings back memories. I grew up in a succession of Citroens. We lived in the country so in the end my old man taught himself how to service them, no mechanics had a clue. Used to buy wrecks for spares.
The suspension was exquisite. Way before its time. Saw some luxury car boasting about head lights that turned with the steering wheel recently. Citroen were doing it 30 years ago. Sorry to go off topic. Lovely picture just took me back. Spose thats what its all about  D80, 50mm F/1.8, 18-70mm DX, Sigma 10-20mm
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was that shot in newtown?
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Yep. Newtown is great for street photography.
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nice! now take a photo of the turning headlights
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Headlights turning .... Newtown ....
What a gay car! g.
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Like this shot, I do
Car fits very nicely with its surroundings.Nikon D70
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