Edward demaneuf

[Edward demaneuf @Heroica48]

@Retromania4ever Can’t beat the Dino!

[Edward demaneuf @Heroica48]

@bolderston_mark A great car!
Faultless engine, great line…the “poorer man” e type.
What’s not to like?

[Edward demaneuf @Heroica48]

@wartirnes In war and love all is fair
Must have made a few pilots uncomfortable until they thought about their next encounter with a plane they could not match.

[Edward demaneuf @Heroica48]

@GoonerEG Great, sometimes fantastic player…..when he was in the mood.
Arsenal was at a stage when they needed more than cameo appearances for his wages.
IMO.

[Edward demaneuf @Heroica48]

@Wargameshc1 Rather confused battlefield!
Pretty hard to make sense of it.
Great table.

[Edward demaneuf @Heroica48]

@bolderston_mark Superb line, great engineering!
Like beautiful women aged gracefully.

[Edward demaneuf @Heroica48]

@JagmansM Top, an icon, bottom, just a car!

[Edward demaneuf @Heroica48]

@_nativeamerica Would be a shame not to!
Happy Birthday!!

[Edward demaneuf @Heroica48]

@unusual_cars A Peugeot tank!
Build for ….God knows what.

[Edward demaneuf @Heroica48]

@Only9built Number 1! The best car I ever owned.
Number 3! I wish!

[Edward demaneuf @Heroica48]

@Only9built Number 2 ! The Japanese super car.

[Edward demaneuf @Heroica48]

@bolderston_mark A friend used to own one. No chrome, no fancy mirrors, no oversized wheels…just a little red number straight off the production line. I am still envious after all these years!

[Edward demaneuf @Heroica48]

@bufocalvin The iconic Mr Caine’s glasses!

[Edward demaneuf @Heroica48]

@bolderston_mark That compulsion to “fiddle “ with near perfection is perplexing! Nothing to be gained.

[Edward demaneuf @Heroica48]

@bolderston_mark An amazing rally car! Ate tons of dust trying to keep up in my Renault Gordini!

[Edward demaneuf @Heroica48]

@bolderston_mark A marvel of design and forward thinking technology!!
And this car is basically from the mid fifties.

[Edward demaneuf @Heroica48]

@MAXIMUM_ODEN The plane flown in July 1944 on a routine recce flight over the Mediterranean by Antoine de St. Exupery (the author of “the little prince “). Disappeared without a trace. A fitting end for an amazing man.

[Edward demaneuf @Heroica48]

@Matt_Pinner 13

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@Arsenal Thanks for the skills….shame they had to be dressed like clowns!
The era of the unbearably awful kits!!

[Edward demaneuf @Heroica48]

@MbarkCherguia If you ever needed proof that local knowledge is the key in difficult settings, here you go!
Nice bit of flying all the same.