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Rock · 17 March 2013, 01:47 PM

There is a long history in England of custom 'shooting brakes' or 'Estates' based on sports cars - with more hits than misses, I'd suggest.
I don't mind the XJS version, and really enjoyed the E Type version provided by Kingair (never seen that one before)
The Callaway Corvette looks good also.
The 'shooting brake' concept has never had much pretension about being practical - always just been a bit of styling fun and 'something different'.

17 March 2013, 01:47 PM	#31
Rock 2024 Pledge Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Real Name: Rocky Location: Australia Watch: Grail:Bluesy Posts: 17,850	There is a long history in England of custom 'shooting brakes' or 'Estates' based on sports cars - with more hits than misses, I'd suggest. I don't mind the XJS version, and really enjoyed the E Type version provided by Kingair (never seen that one before) The Callaway Corvette looks good also. The 'shooting brake' concept has never had much pretension about being practical - always just been a bit of styling fun and 'something different'. __________________ Cellini 4112. Sub 14060M. DJ 16233. Rotherhams 1847 Pocket-watch. Foundation Member of 'Horologists Anonymous' "Hi, I'm Rocky, and I'm a Horologist..."

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