Eye-catching black and whites

[Remspoor]

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[Christine]

Almost black n white.   Poor buggers,  must be terrifying    

 

[JeeExEll]

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1964.

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The 1971 range.

[DSdriver]

The '64 transporter would be ideal for getting people home from SF19

[JeeExEll]

MarinaBGT thing.

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Allegrincess thing.

 

"Harris, where's all the plasticine gone? What have you done with it?".

[JeeExEll]

Halewood.

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Halewood 1975.

Dan's Capri went down this line the year before. Text says that despite the 3-day week they were putting out 200 - 300 Cappas a day.

[JeeExEll]

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Not Halewood. Dagenham.

[doug]

 

[JeeExEll]

Name the car.

[Inspector Morose]

Ferguson R5?

[JeeExEll]

Triumph.

But could almost be NSU Ro80.

[JeeExEll]

Ferguson R5?

Very good. It's an interesting story if you google it. Very 1960s body-styling.

 

 

Always gives me that "What if . . . ." feeling.

A Renner 16 4X4 in the mid 1960s?

[JeeExEll]

 

An earlier Ferguson 4X4 worth checking out too.

 

[Inspector Morose]

I’ve been meaning to get In to the Coventry Motor Museums reserve collection where both survive and prod at them a bit more. They’re not that keen on letting folk see what they’ve got though, which is a shame as they have quite a collection of automotive dead ends that, as far as I can tell, never have been on display anywhere.

[Inspector Morose]

An earlier Ferguson 4X4 worth checking out too.

Coventry has that one as well. At least that one is on display, albeit badly interpreted. (I’m not a fan of Coventry’s curatorial direction of late)

[lesapandre]

Village garage

[lesapandre]

Village car