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Saturday, 19 July 2025

Elanmi: Fitting location, fitting car


A colonial-style location suits best with a British sports car.

Well, its an interesting location.

I was essentially just driving about after dropping a friend home, essentially jalan jalan a bit, and passed by this location. It looked really interesting, just the u-turn back was about a 10 minute drive.

But having returned, it looked pretty good. It was pretty brochure material, so I took some photos and quickly went on my way, as that "no parking" sign wasn't a figment of my tired imagination.

After some editing, I think the photos came out nice. Take a look.

Gallery:








~Linus

Read More: Lotus cars London Centre brochure (1989-1992?) (United Kingdom)

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