Remarkable just how many Mini and other motoring accessory firms there were in the North London area, often in backstreets or next to railway lines as the overheads were usually cheaper.
(Oops just twigged Timmy had already posted the 'make the scene' one )
WP RECAROS ad.jpg
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Polarsilver wrote:Not seen that Ronnie Biggs ad before .. love it .. bet they would not do that sort of ad today, unless they wanted a trip to the High Court.
Water under the bridge now I suppose but I occasionally work with Jack Mills' grandson who I'm sure wouldn't take kindly to it, the subject is stil lquite raw for some
My dad remembers FMO back then, a guy bought it , and it lived up the road from where I am now. Then sold to a guy in Ambleside, who used it everyday, said it was pretty knackered by 1967, he sold to a guy from Liverpool.
Anyone know what happened to the '59 Mini? 250 LPK
✗ Untaxed
Tax due: 01 December 1981
Vehicle make: MORRIS
Date of first registration: October 1959
Year of manufacture: 1959
Cylinder capacity (cc): 848 cc
Fuel type: PETROL
Export marker: No
Vehicle status: Not taxed
Vehicle colour: RED
Anyone know what happened to the '59 Mini? 250 LPK
✗ Untaxed
Tax due: 01 December 1981
Vehicle make: MORRIS
Date of first registration: October 1959
Year of manufacture: 1959
Cylinder capacity (cc): 848 cc
Fuel type: PETROL
Export marker: No
Vehicle status: Not taxed
Vehicle colour: RED[/quote]
A mystery - it may well have been just weighed in but even in '84 there was some interest in 1959 cars as long as they weren't completely knackered.
What about the Mini Van - Tel Rotherham 877569 , It says its 'Supped up' , I know what he means , 10 minutes after the last orders ,landlord comes round and says ' Get Supped up lads ' proper South Yorkshire saying
Just goes to show how easy it is to miss cars, I've lived all my life in or around the Crowthorne area and never saw the Cooper S that was in the advert!
There used to be an early S that dashed around the Broadmoor area painted in a lovely shade of chocolate brown, including the brocade seats, but that disappeared in the early '80's as a lot of them tended to after being 'ragged' for the previous 20 years.