My daughter took these for a project for school she tried her best

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As you can see i have still got my boys Omega but is know in my care as he has gone off to AUSTRALIA but is back end of may (he has landed a job on a USAFE airbase in suffolk uk called lakenheath about 25 miles away from where we live.) second time around as he worked there before he went off to OZ as a Refrigeration engineer fully qualified












Just waking up from it'* winter sleep

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I love the blue. It'* not a common color at all.

It must me fun driving a left hand drive drive car in the UK and I imagine your probably the only Bonneville around....

Thats gota be cool!

Very nice lookin' Bonnie over there

it had to blue or nothing i just like the colour blue
it is a challange but you get use it seen a couple round the american air bases near me

thankyou my daugther thinks so

Those are clean pictures! I love the look of the residences in the background. It'* really cool and "British." I see you have some white side marker lights on your car. Did you add those for looks, or is it necessary?

yes they are necessary we have to have them by law but they have got amber bulbs in them also the rear fog lamp is law
question why are american cars not fitted rear fog lamps as they do make the car more visible in dense fog
My daughter got second prize at school for these photos as the most unusual car photos.
This is a small village that we live in we had enough of big cities so came to live in the village for a quiet life and let kids the enjoy some feedom .been here 15years now!!!!!!

American cars don't often have fog lights turned on. I love mine and keep them on all the time. Is your rear fog lamp the red one in the middle?

How hard is it to install those euro corner markers? i want some lol

That would probably be it. They're about as bright as a fully-on brake light. My Volvo has this feature built into the driver'* side taillight cluster... methinks it might be more useful to me as an anti-tailgating measure