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Late 60s.  Cortina had a V8, from memory a 289 or a 302,  and it was called the Fraud Cortina.  Some more info on old saloon car racing websites.

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Bits of Glasgow still look like that, minus the seventies motors and flares. Flytipping is certainly still a popular sport.

  

  On 19/09/2021 at 14:46, martc said:

Bin workers strike, Glasgow.

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  On 19/09/2021 at 09:39, Remspoor said:

Good news for those who use the M25 today. The protests have moved "up North"

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German? reg plate on the Imp.

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Volvo's PV 800 series was in production from 1938 to 1958 and was mostly aimed at the Taxi market. The pictures below are of the latest model PV 831-834 these had 3.6 liters 6 cylinders flat head engine and coulumn change gearbox. And were well known for being extremely durable and reliable many were still in taxi use well into the 70's.

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Volvo also used this model as a base for the Volvo TP 21 (1953-1958) which had a 4x4 and was for the Swedish Armed Forces.

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At first I thought this was a one way street. But there is a van parked with it's rear doors facing the camera. So WTF is the Bedford doing in the middle of the road?

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  On 23/09/2021 at 18:50, Remspoor said:

...WTF is the Bedford doing in the middle of the road?

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Hoping to turn right?

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  On 23/09/2021 at 18:50, Remspoor said:

 WTF is the Bedford doing in the middle of the road?

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Or maybe just following the Hillman in the middle of the road.

Local road rules !

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Caution Drive Slowly.

The Lord Mayor’s Parade reaches Ludgate Hill, London in 1917, featuring a Mark IV tank to drum up support for the war. The Mk IV was Britain’s most produced tank of the First World War.

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Sunbeam Talbot ..one of a variable crusty collection that sat in a field in my village..Strontian-1986..Funnily enough..Im seeing sound unloved examples going cheap in NZ...my bad habit...

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  On 25/09/2021 at 15:36, martc said:

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Caution Drive Slowly.

The Lord Mayor’s Parade reaches Ludgate Hill, London in 1917, featuring a Mark IV tank to drum up support for the war. The Mk IV was Britain’s most produced tank of the First World War.

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Fantastic image, thanks for that.

Imagine what that beasite would be worth today. The rhomboids were a great & rather futuristic shape, takes me back to when I read  " Charley's war" in Battle comic as kid.

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A weekend scooter rally at Redcar in 1985, 3000 scooters showed up. The local plod seized the opportunity to raise their quota of nicks by a few percent.

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A GAZ 66 mounts an amphibious GAZ 44 for fun and water sports.

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