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Spotted these pics from the 1987 gayle on Facebook by someone using the internet handle "Gavin Bushby". Someone here might recognise that name from their old CB days. I don't recognise any of the places or people, even the one-legged ledge in the sheepskin. (Edit: it's South Bucks)

 

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Great pics. 8) 8)

 

Gavin Bushby - If it's the same one, I've met him once or twice. His Adriatic blue Fiat 127 was at the recent 'Festival of the Unexceptional'...

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I was a year old and despite being right in the damage path in Kent I slept through it.

 

It might be my mind playing tricks on me, but from seeing the damage pics in the past I seem to recall a mildly biffed Fiesta and then someone finding out that it's still on the road somewhere. Don't think it was any of the 1s here though....

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I was living on the isle of wight and we had waves in the loo from the wind !!!!

 

My lasting memory was of looking down the back of a row of terraces not something you could normally do unless every back garden fence had gone.... and seeing IOW ferry staff carrying bin bag after bin bag of broken cups and plates off the ferry that was caught in the storm.....

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I had just started work at pug dealer in rochester the week previous and went to work the morning after to find a glass roof panel had blown off the workshop roof and shattered on the open bonnet of a 504 pick up I was changing a waterpump on.

Owner of the 504 was given the parts departments 504 to use while his was repainted.

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In 1987 I had a Vitesse in a bodyshop just outside Aylesbury, I had a call from the owner to come and move my car as the gable end of the building was rocking. I got there in a howling gale and moved the car out of the workshop.

 

While I was still in the car park the end of the building fell in missing my car the other cars including the 1950s Mercedes 190 convertible that had been in there and all people!

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I remember it well!

 

I worked for a small haulage company as the only fitter - the workshop was a steel frame with a canvas tilt over it. No rates payable on that....boss was a bit tight!

 

On this day I was sent out to the M1 to do a puncture on the hard shoulder (too tight to pay for tyre firm). My vehicle for this mission was a 7.5 D series box. On the way to the M1 I was blown about and one side rear wheels left the ground a few times.......

 

On arrival I found it was o/s front puncture so I would be working with my arse in lane 1. I started to undo the wheel nuts with the driver as a look out. Then I looked down the motorway and saw the number of trucks going between lane 1 and the hard shoulder and realised it was madness so I promptly hopped in my truck and retired to Newport Pagnell services and rang the boss to tell him there was no way I was changing his bloody tyre.

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