I would quite happily walk home with this under my arm
Always fancied a Bond Bug but this has to be the ultimate
http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C79437
Think this might be the same car. Crap footage but gives an idea of speed.....oh and that sound
I think I need help
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68 Charger 440R/T
66 Sting Ray 427
67 Mustang 390GT Man
68 Corvette Stingray Rdstr
08 FGT
66 Sting Ray 427
67 Mustang 390GT Man
68 Corvette Stingray Rdstr
08 FGT
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I had/restored a Bond Bug a few years ago - defo got to get another and put a decent engine in, as the reliant ones are so un-reliable!!
Crowds wait for you to drive off at the supermarket, but was showing off to some kids on a corner in mine, and got up on 2 wheels and nearly hit the milkman.
Crowds wait for you to drive off at the supermarket, but was showing off to some kids on a corner in mine, and got up on 2 wheels and nearly hit the milkman.

Say hello from Rosco!!
69 Charger, 59 F100, 64 C-10
Austin J40
Austin Pathfinder
X350,V70T,Lifan,2CV,Ducato,Tractor, Actionman, Cindy doll and a remote control car!!
69 Charger, 59 F100, 64 C-10
Austin J40
Austin Pathfinder
X350,V70T,Lifan,2CV,Ducato,Tractor, Actionman, Cindy doll and a remote control car!!
Hayabusa motors are good for 180+bhp, but with a turbo, must be 250bhp? Gary Rothwells turbo'd and nitros'd stunt bike was sticking out about 325bhp. That's a lot of bhp per ton. A standard Hayabusa can do 9.9 quarters. A Bond Bug must weigh about the same as a pair of slippers! But I'd want two wheels at the front a.k.a. Morgan three wheeler...TYREMAN wrote:This car is near me,cant be that fast! can it?

