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2 hours ago, Joey spud said:

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The Chatham motor company (now a Wickes that has sod all stock).

I briefly visited the Alexandra pub in the background a couple of weeks back and doubt its changed much since this image was captured.

My Dad bought a Bedford CA Utilabrake there in 1969. (There’s one on the forecourt but I’d guess the photo was around 1960).
There was also a tyre place just out of shot , (top left where the lorry is turning in), that he used to go to as well. I remember getting a promotional car based snakes and ladders type game from there. It was only card, but my Dad pasted it to a board and we had it for years. Pre computer games, I doubt if any kid these days would even look at it.

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"Modern cars are sooo big, they don't fit in the car parks!"

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Back to small car parking spaces.

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On 05/08/2024 at 15:29, D.E said:

Electric tour buses in New York:

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Amazing picture quality, see for example this puzzled young onlooker:

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Is that when Harry met Megan?

 

 

PS Comment made before reading page 484

 

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55 minutes ago, Remspoor said:

Not a Space saver.

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My first car (Fiesta mk1) had 145 wide tyres. The space saver I have now is 135.

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I don't think they could tour far with that van.

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27 minutes ago, Remspoor said:

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I don't think they could tour far with that van.

Apparently a Bognor based popular beat combo, and that pic is in London, I believe. No guarantees it made it back, though.

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5 hours ago, High Jetter said:

Apparently a Bognor based popular beat combo, and that pic is in London, I believe. No guarantees it made it back, though.

Yer just over 60 miles seems like they were risking it. Still they were young and foolish.

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All the best support barges have Rolls Royce engines.

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17 hours ago, somewhatfoolish said:

All the best support barges have Rolls Royce engines.

Maybe

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We are not worthy top driver from the days when men were men (& sheep were nervous).

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