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Blue
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by Blue Wed Sep 09, 15 5:58 pm
“It’s good enough for Nancy”
latil
Posts: 12076 Joined: Tue Feb 01, 05 10:37 pmLocation: Steve Pearson MMA/014. East Grinstead and Carmarthen.
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by latil Wed Sep 09, 15 6:30 pm
1965 Belvedere 2 426 Wedge.
lough3969
Posts: 882 Joined: Wed Jan 07, 09 10:38 amLocation: London
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by lough3969 Wed Sep 09, 15 8:41 pm
Mr Grimsdale!!!
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Dave81
Posts: 7141 Joined: Fri Jul 23, 10 4:01 pmLocation: Worcestershire
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by Dave81 Wed Sep 09, 15 8:50 pm
Dave Tildesley.....MMA-081
Captain Chaos
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by Captain Chaos Thu Sep 10, 15 8:18 am
Whatever happened to the Pastyoureyes Express?
As I recall mid Engined with a Chrome Jag IRS,a proper 70's Rod
autofetish
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by autofetish Thu Sep 10, 15 8:20 am
The closer you are to death the more alive you are
latil
Posts: 12076 Joined: Tue Feb 01, 05 10:37 pmLocation: Steve Pearson MMA/014. East Grinstead and Carmarthen.
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by latil Thu Sep 10, 15 8:25 am
1965 Belvedere 2 426 Wedge.
Captain Chaos
Posts: 1913 Joined: Sun Jan 23, 11 11:32 pmLocation: Royal Tunbridge Wells
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by Captain Chaos Thu Sep 10, 15 10:38 am
Cheers Steve,brilliant
Any ideas on Ten Ton Ted from Teddington? used to be involved in Bread Delivery.
MattH
Posts: 5898 Joined: Sun Apr 18, 04 10:56 pmLocation: Bedfordshire
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by MattH Thu Sep 10, 15 9:03 pm
Not quite sure what the title was leading to with this, but nice pic Dave.
I didn't even spot the two puppies, can't think why.
Matt Hollingsworth - Vehicle Registrar
Rebel
Posts: 2978 Joined: Sat Jul 23, 05 11:58 amLocation: Filthy McNastys Pleasure Emporium
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by Rebel Thu Sep 10, 15 11:15 pm
Captain Chaos wrote:
Any ideas on Ten Ton Ted from Teddington? used to be involved in Bread Delivery.
Didn't he get shot by Ernie?
'68 Dodge Charger
drewcrane
Posts: 4084 Joined: Tue Oct 13, 09 10:02 pmLocation: Denver,Colorado USA
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by drewcrane Fri Sep 11, 15 1:17 am
ok the Yank has to give in, did ya really call em "Milk floats"?
Since I am not keen on the Queens English,way out west
Rebel
Posts: 2978 Joined: Sat Jul 23, 05 11:58 amLocation: Filthy McNastys Pleasure Emporium
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by Rebel Fri Sep 11, 15 1:52 am
Yes Drew, they are known as milk floats. Usually seen very early in the morning delivering milk door to door. Traditionally powered by electric motors and still in use in some areas
'68 Dodge Charger
drewcrane
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by drewcrane Fri Sep 11, 15 3:06 pm
Rebel wrote: Yes Drew, they are known as milk floats. Usually seen very early in the morning delivering milk door to door. Traditionally powered by electric motors and still in use in some areas
We have them too, we just called em milk trucks
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Rebel
Posts: 2978 Joined: Sat Jul 23, 05 11:58 amLocation: Filthy McNastys Pleasure Emporium
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by Rebel Fri Sep 11, 15 3:12 pm
Really like the look of that, great rodding potential as well
'68 Dodge Charger
latil
Posts: 12076 Joined: Tue Feb 01, 05 10:37 pmLocation: Steve Pearson MMA/014. East Grinstead and Carmarthen.
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by latil Mon Sep 14, 15 10:10 am
1965 Belvedere 2 426 Wedge.
