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Same driver different vehicles different eras. All English
My dad. Very proud of him.
He was most pleased with having passed the tank driving test. Germany post war.
His driving license category said. Track laying vehicle steered by its tracks.
sorry of too many pics in one go.
My dad. Very proud of him.
He was most pleased with having passed the tank driving test. Germany post war.
His driving license category said. Track laying vehicle steered by its tracks.
sorry of too many pics in one go.
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Those mini’s are a true tardis really little cars with surprising internal space.
great to see them racing at goodwood in a mixed grid with much bigger cars.
great to see them racing at goodwood in a mixed grid with much bigger cars.
Silverghost
Yoda
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I have those same wing mirrors on our 63 Mini Traveller. You can a LOT better when they are vertical rather than horizontal as in this picture.
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John Lennon's Rolls and George Harrison's Mini Cooper.
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Rover?
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Yes a Rover P5 but modified somewhat.
Rover P5 - Something to Rally Around - Car & Classic Magazine
There are cars that seem natural on the rally stages. The Rover P5 is not one of them. But that doesn’t mean it’s not capable. Far from it in fact.
www.carandclassic.com
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That’s how I feel about the 67 EType Coupe I had in high school and sold when I joined the AF. Really wish I’d kept it.
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I had my unrestored Lambretta in my father in laws garage after college. He would often say to me “when are you going to get rid of that POS?”
I still have it today.
I still have it today.
YakkoWarner
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Thats because all the people who thought they were junk sent theirs off to the crusher - and now the few that are left are "collectable"....just think how many people who traded in their sqaurebody Chevy or Ford bullnose trucks on the "cash for clunkers" program are kicking themselves now.
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You admit you had one?I have absolutely NO regrets for sending a K-Car to the scrappers!