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Rover technology really was lightyears ahead of its time, a steering wheel that as it ages turns from cheap plastic to alcantara.

This drove past me on my way to work today.

Those early Tridents are peak bus in my opinion. They sound badass and the front axles say SPICER on them, which is very cool.

The revmeter goes up to '10'.

A fantastic advert for cleaning products. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1084640726291577/

In other news, MOST IRRELEVANT HEADLINE EVER. Also found: used packet of crisps, two PC monitors, a rare species of tapeworm, but not the four missing teenagers.

Top Gear will not return for 'foreseeable future' - BBC News Top Gear really needs to die, it has had an incredibly sad end since the big three left imho. Cue lots of argumentative responses! Do they still write for TG magazine though? I always thought that was a brilliant publication but haven't bought it for ages.

Looks like it's being shagged by the IVECO behind it. And nine years later Stellantis was born.

Feel the build quality. That centre console looks like it was cut on a jigsaw in a local timber yard.

Is that the Welsh spelling?

I miss the motorhome reviews you used to post on here. THIS FORUM ISN'T WHAT IT USED TO BE!!!1

What's the remote controlly thing? A fob?

Sad - but odd? Are hosting fees flat or priced on bandwidth? I have various websites in my favourites which are notionally dead but still hosted. Broadly in agreement that it needs buying by a museum - similar to https://www.roads.org.uk/ (still going strong) which is basically a unique encyclopedia of British road history, created by somebody as a hobby.

Please drive it home without the bonnet or front wings attached

ULEZ refugee which will probably never break down, ever. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1612412592598326/?ref=browse_tab&referral_code=marketplace_top_picks&referral_story_type=top_picks

Tidal flow system? My council has just got rid of theirs. Can't be many left now in the country? I recall there being one in Sheffield near Forgemasters and one in the A38(M) in Birmingham.

If the search is expanded to motorcycles, the Royal Enfield Bullet has also been about since the 1930s.

Chevy Suburban has been around since the 1930s.

American trucks were imported extensively into Russia following the end of the Cold War, however are getting rarer nowadays as the country returns to generic European tractors. The interesting full story can be read here: https://itclife.com/usa-trucks-are-disappearing-from-rus/

What a fantastic photo we have here

High driving position, small footprint, damage-resistant bumpers, unattractive to thieves, optimised for travelling at low speeds, it's genuinely perfect for London.