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2 hours ago, puddlethumper said:

£40 1958 Ford Consul Mk2 in 1972 under the Severn bridge. Bench seats, the best seats for having a quicky. Like this but in worse condition and pale blue.

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Sadly missed out thus far on the joys of bench seats though always wanted a motor with one for this very reason.

First, chevette circa early 90’s, Donna. Wouldn’t  of busted her nose if fell forward the girl. 
Last, well van life has benefits..

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On 2/4/2022 at 7:13 AM, UltraWomble said:

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Young couple bang at it in this Fiesta yesterday outside our house - wife wouldnt get any closer to photograph them.

In the middle of the day!

 

On 2/4/2022 at 8:09 AM, sierraman said:

Might just have been having an asthma attack! 

Or an epileptic fit.............

Or an eldery couple with parkinsons.........

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On 2/4/2022 at 11:38 PM, Pieman said:

I never have, but I cannot read the word "dogging" without thinking of this song.

 

Part of me always questions what sporty little Mazda can accommodate three lovers. I have visions of three people trying to do the deed in an MX-5!

Seen them live twice now (Fascinating Aida not the doggers), always put on a cracking show (see previous comment).

No car of mine has ever seen any action, though I suspect the Nissan would be suitable enough. Meriva lacks the space and has too much window!

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6 hours ago, Markeh said:

Part of me always questions what sporty little Mazda can accommodate three lovers. I have visions of three people trying to do the deed in an MX-5!

Seen them live twice now (Fascinating Aida not the doggers), always put on a cracking show (see previous comment).

No car of mine has ever seen any action, though I suspect the Nissan would be suitable enough. Meriva lacks the space and has too much window!

Was that the Justification for the Mazda MX-3 to exist? 

Remember When Mazda Made a 1.8-Liter V6?

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1974 Escort Mk1 1300E in 1986. With walnut veneer 6-dial dash and interior door top trim. My first car.

She liked my wood.

I was 18, she was 23. She was very horny. Literally dripping sometimes. A quick touch or rub in the right places transformed the situation at short notice.

FFS, that means she's 58 now. Unbelievable. Would meet again, lovely woman, but that won't be happening. She has gone on and has made her own life and had a very good career. 

Without me. Fuck! I am an idiot.

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6 hours ago, JeeExEll said:

1974 Escort Mk1 1300E in 1986. With walnut veneer 6-dial dash and interior door top trim. My first car.

She liked my wood.

I was 18, she was 23. She was very horny. Literally dripping sometimes. A quick touch or rub in the right places transformed the situation at short notice.

FFS, that means she's 58 now. Unbelievable. Would meet again, lovely woman, but has gone on and had her own life.

What colour was the Escort, i hope it was purple ?

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It was a mid-74 in Sunset Red. They did the 4-door 1300E for only about 9 months from spring 74.

I replaced the 1300GT engine with a 1600 crossflow from a 72 Capri pre-facelift GT, rebuilt and rebored to 1660, balanced, Piper Magnum 285 cam, 38 DGAS Weber from a 3-litre Capri. Great fun, lumpy-sounding at idle, rev limit 7000. 4-speed and changed to a  3.77 open diff. Capri 2-litre struts with 145 springs and new inserts, which lowered the front just a bit and changed the handling balance slightly.

A lsd was beyond budget at the time, unfortunately.

Looked totally standard, original steel wheels with 175/70s. Very light wee car. Wish I still had it. Last mot'd around 1991. Next owner parked it in long wet grass in north east Scotland for 18 months and that was the end of it. Stripped for spares which, fortunately, was a process I didn't see.

'No officer, it's a totally standard 1300E and a Weber twin-choke is standard on this model'.

 

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