Fake spotter thread

[High Jetter]

1 hour ago, Missy Charm said:

'Pandragger', for the lowest of the low.  They used to put castors on the bottom to stop the sump and what have you striking the ground in the very old days before hydraulic suspension.  I suppose the idea of a 'fixed' lowrider would seem ridiculous, today, but that's what there was!  The first hydraulic cars used aircraft bits to go up and down.  

I don't dislike the truck, but have never been the biggest fan of the 'rat' look, on the basis that it's limited to flat black, chrome, rust and red oxide.  They're fine, but once they've been done, they've been done.  There's a lot more variety on the other side of the coin.  Imagine said truck cleaned and re-done in the candy color(s) of your choice...  

Not sure if it's that, or a similar one, that a guy I take welding to owns. He loves unusual jobs.

[High Jetter]

2 hours ago, FakeConcern said:

Bond Equipe on the A27 the other day, I really don't remember the last time I saw one. Looked pretty ropey, but great to see...

Great pic

[High Jetter]

2 hours ago, FakeConcern said:

Tatty, but tasty

Oof, Worthing reg? Stopped for a drink for the owner, but not a regular round here