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goff wrote:Off another site

Dad can i borrow van tonight

Yes Son, as long as you bring it back in one piece

How about this

Original picture

When I looked at the first version of the picture literally the ONLY Thing I noticed was that the number plate was back to front!

What a sad F8*(&er.

Yes Mark you are right about that but maybe
some one likes it that's why I posted it.

Well I certainly liked it.....! What a cracking pair..., back to front or not. And I don't mean the number plates either! What is even BETTER, is that it's true

There you go, all in now right with the world.

Yes you are bluddy right about that.

Kees.

What number plate

Peter Laidler wrote:Well I certainly liked it.....! What a cracking pair..., back to front or not. And I don't mean the number plates either! What is even BETTER, is that it's true

She waint look like that now , probably 20 ston and tits down to her waist

You're right. I walked through Abingdon this lunchtime........ The female tattoo capital of the known world!

Another Mini being metered



and if you don't put your money in the slot

TMO840, a sort of Works Mini but not fully prepped. No idea if Abingdon prepped it. 965GFC is one of the press cars.

Oddjob:

Mini MkII with Webasto

Me and wifey think that Coasta's top picture of TMO is in Abingdon with part of the HighSt/Ock street going across the rear with car travelling up lower end of the old Bath street - as was. Changed now of course but parts of it are still recognisable. Unless anyone knows different of course

London 1965, Steve McQueen blasts past Cooper on a Triumph.

If you want this picture to hang on the wall it is available on an Online auction with H&H

https://online.handh.co.uk/m/lot-detail ... d%2F121%2F

Also appearing in the same auction is a signed presentation of McCartney in his Radford with the Aston rear lights
https://online.handh.co.uk/m/lot-detail ... 3Fpage%3D4

You'd think that a man like Steve McQueen would have had a bit of class and ridden a Norton.......

PS Its the bike that he rode on the 1964 International Six Days Trial

I think the Triumph bike is a 500cc Tiger 100s with the Siamese exhaust.