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Good god, 'functional' commercial architecture really isn't what it was, is it?
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No introduction needed! Where Mark’s Speedwell 1300TC used to live!
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Same again, but in colour.
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Marshall’s of Cambridge...
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Those aeroplanes shown by Peter (ist thread, previous page 46)........ Bristol Freighters. The New Zealand RAF had them that we ofted used as a means of transport around the Far East as squaddies out there in the mid to late 60's or so. I wouldn't take my dog in one. They were so rough you could see the clamshell doors flexing in flight. In fact everyone called them Bristol FRIGHTENERS. When they went for the chop we used something just as rough from the Bristol stable.... the Bristol Belvedere. It was like sitting on a Kango hammer
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I know this place, where Screwfix now is, there used to be a Machine Mart if I remember rightly. Occasionally popped-in there on the way from and to HEX Acton depot. Funny, I'd never thought there would have been this grand Hooper building previously.
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It seems to be a very British thing doesn't it? Replace a nice old building with a hastily and cheaply constructed World Of Shite superstore.
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Its an American thing too.