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4 hours ago, artdjones said:

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One of London's RLH class (looks like RLH4) being exported to the good old US of A. One on the docks as well.

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More ManchesterShite, dated 1966/67.  Guess the car following the Vauxhall.

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Choose one to drive for an hour, then drive the other for 15mins.

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13 minutes ago, JeeExEll said:

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Brabham HB.  1967 pic.

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As a kid I really thought these had a Brabham engine straight out of an F1 car, I was very disappointed when I found out it was just a carb or whatever and an extra 5 bhp or so.

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1 hour ago, NorfolkNWeigh said:

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Good answer and a fantastic try from NorfolkNWeigh there, so very close but it's not quite the right answer. . . 

(There is a revealer pic).

 

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A nest of Austin Morris ADO16s and Cortinas.

Wait a minute, is that a Riley RM at the back?

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1 hour ago, JeeExEll said:

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More ManchesterShite, dated 1966/67.  Guess the car following the Vauxhall.

Forget the car, just look at that North Western Alexander bodied Fleetline.

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1 hour ago, JeeExEll said:

Good answer and a fantastic try from NorfolkNWeigh there, so very close but it's not quite the right answer. . . 

(There is a revealer pic).

 

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Nah, both got too much space between the point and the light.

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Whahey. You are tonight's winner.  

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Lots of different factory paint schemes available too.

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Brilliant  stuff really enjoyed going through these, reminds me of when i was a kid in the '70's.

God the 1970's looked grim & grimy. Cool :)

Notable how many old cars there are, folk kept stuff going longer as new stuff was expensive & not affordable (no PCP etc). It was the same with everything else too including domestic appliances even clothes etc.

Probably (in some respects) we were more environmentally friendly than today - make do & mend etc rather than just buy new & chuck out the fixable. Although a smoky old HA Viva probably doesn't do too much for the environment does shipping a brand new Hyundai from Korea really help either ?!

Great stuff please keep posting this !

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