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London's new congestion charging scheme has trapped an unusual victim in the shape of a 105-year-old Daimler that has been a museum piece for half a century.
The cameras monitoring the scheme picked up the number plate Y99, and a demand for the payment of an 80 pound (130 dollar) fine was sent out to the Daimler, which has not moved from its spot on the floor of the Bristol Industrial Museum since 1978.
Fiery Liz, as the car is known, dates from 1898 and has a maximum speed of 25 kilometres an hour. It has been on display at various museums in the western English city since 1947.
Transport for London bosses blamed a computer glitch, but the museum still has to go through the laborious appeals process, or the fine will mount.
Assistant curator Sarah Riddle said: "We are pretty confident that the car has not been in London, considering it has not moved since it came to us.
"It does not tend to get around much these days. We were certainly surprised to receive the notice but we still have to officially appeal and send images of our vehicle."
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