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A much more table looking Cyclecart if that tickles your fancy (though the plywood steering wheel fills me with the heebie jeebies)
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/225414760202

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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/195734733419?hash=item2d92b3026b:g:g-cAAOSwKupkS4UA

Whoever stuck those stupid Halfords 'FORD MONDEO JAKE' typeface 'LAGONDA V8' badges on the wings need to stick them back up their arse from whence they came. 

I don't why people need to cover their cars in those piss awful wonky letters, they look fucking terrible. 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/266237146628?hash=item3dfcf87604:g:UKEAAOSwHUtkSuHR

I love that portrait of a young Dot Cotton, I never realised she was popular over there

Took the old barge out on its first drive of 2023 and it managed 40km without breaking down which is a big win.

I love that portrait of a young Dot Cotton, I never realised she was popular over there

How often do you change your sister?

How often do you change your sister?

How often do you change your sister?

How often do you change your sister?

How often do you change your sister?

How often do you change your sister?

How often do you change your sister?

Because she is 9 foot tall and nobody can reach

My dad always employed a trolley jack for people who parked in the way, either that or his bunch of random keys. People who blocked the doors of his workshop often found their cars stuck in the hedge, but that was a long time ago, different times, as one would say.

Lanchester did not body the LD10 they were built by multiple firms mainly Briggs and Barker but also E. D. Abbott of Farnham.  Hooper & Co of London,  Mumford’s, Abbey Garage, Plymouth.  Avon Coachworks of Warwick,   B.S.A.  ,  H. J. Mulliner & Co.Bedford Park, Chiswick, West London and  Wentworth.
The Hooper van was specially commissioned for what was a small garage near me and has just returned to the same family now owned by the son of its original commissioner
As for getting around the Tax as someone else mentioned with Utility Variants the answer is yes one is known and was bodied by Mumfords of Plymouth

Why is no one helping this poor women being attacked by two critters?

My dad always employed a trolley jack for people who parked in the way, either that or his bunch of random keys. People who blocked the doors of his workshop often found their cars stuck in the hedge, but that was a long time ago, different times, as one would say.

I love that portrait of a young Dot Cotton, I never realised she was popular over there

I love that portrait of a young Dot Cotton, I never realised she was popular over there

My dad always employed a trolley jack for people who parked in the way, either that or his bunch of random keys. People who blocked the doors of his workshop often found their cars stuck in the hedge, but that was a long time ago, different times, as one would say.

My dad always employed a trolley jack for people who parked in the way, either that or his bunch of random keys. People who blocked the doors of his workshop often found their cars stuck in the hedge, but that was a long time ago, different times, as one would say.

I love that portrait of a young Dot Cotton, I never realised she was popular over there