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Right, I'm off out!

 

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Bloody typical Jag, parks where he sodding likes.

 

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Best hurry up, train is here any minute!

 

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Delayed? Time for a cardboard sandwich and weak tea then.....

 

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Argh wrong platform!

 

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What am I going to do now, get on the bus?

 

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Or get on yer bike?

 

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Maybe I should have just gone on a coach trip instead.

 

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Ah, I'll go watch a film.

 

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Or do a bit of shopping.

 

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Maybe just get an ice cream instead.

 

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Sod it, it's too busy here, I'm off home.

 

(Credit to the original photographers for all these superb old pics, check out their other stuff - hours of fun!)

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I hope you chose screen 2 for some ado16 in a field action from Cleese.

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Sounds a better idea than "Young Sherlock Holmes".

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Awesome selection!The one with the plod-spec Granada is boss! Renner 6 AND commer walk-thru in the shot. Can I come & watch Clockwise too, GR8 4 tat-spotting.

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Nice trip out Shirt!

 

Found this one via the granny cop car photo...

 

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and I know exactly where this is. Simca on the right?

 

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Just been looking through a bunch of modernist house potos. Check this out! Recent photo as well I reckon!

 

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Cripes!I don't know what's more shocking - the dead Cresta or the appalling 'warehouse' roof lashed onto that flat-top semi....

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Right, I'm off out!

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Maybe I should have just gone on a coach trip instead.

ZOMFG - Im currently sat not 200 yards from "the mount" - Only the cars have changed.
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The one with the plod-spec Granada is boss! Renner 6 AND commer walk-thru in the shot.

Well spotted Pog, I'd noticed the 6 but missed the walk-thru hidden away in the background. They are a beast of a van those things. So horrible to drive that they're actually great fun.
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I'm sure Mash will join me in appreciating the 140J wheel covers fitted to the Marina van.Serious wheels and tyres on the Celica found by Seth. Sufficient to warrant a set of arch flares. Bet the steering was a bit heavy...

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Nice trip out Shirt!

 

Found this one via the granny cop car photo...

 

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and I know exactly where this is. Simca on the right?

 

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Blimey, A 297 to Perivale - Used to go shopping to Wembley on one of those when I was a kid!!!

 

Happy memories.

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I'm sure Mash will join me in appreciating the 140J wheel covers fitted to the Marina van.

 

Didn't notice them first time round - well spotted Spotted!

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Am I right in thinking the train station & photo with bus heading to bus station is Sheffield?

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The bus is Sheffield, the train station is some London one.

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Liverpool street. I've spent some time knocking big holes in that place. Fun!

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Hirst, I think there's a niche in children's books to be filled!

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Right, I'm off out!

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Maybe I should have just gone on a coach trip instead.

ZOMFG - Im currently sat not 200 yards from "the mount" - Only the cars have changed.
Hey up Father T is that Fleetwood by any chance? Last time I was there they looked pretty much like that.
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Yup - the Mount in Flotweed - I spent my day in the CMHT about 200 yards away from it.

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Way to get a 99!

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Terrific selection of pics, cheers for posting them.

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Oh wowzers - I just found some pics of my home town of Beverley form the 80s :shock::shock::shock:

 

Shit, I could have walked past this scene when I was 10.

 

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/gallery51/ ... 9/sizes/o/

 

Look there's a Mazda 818 too :shock:

 

Dammit Hirst, got me trawling Flickr now!

 

 

Fuck me :shock: Armstong Shock Absorbers offices! I never thought I'd see this scene again. I used to leapfrog those bollards as kid. I literally have tears in my eyes. You silly old sod! :oops:

 

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Fucking hell I remember that Scimitar too. Shiiiiit.

 

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/gallery51/ ... 333849842/

 

Fabulous memories.

 

Shite overload!!!

 

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Shit the bed :shock: ZOMG!!!!111!! etc

 

This is Armstrong Massey's, the BL dealership in Beverley before it was bulldozed for a supermarket and they moved to another part of the town. Another scene that I thought was merely consigned to the darkest corners of my memory but here it is in glorious technicolour exactly as I recall it complete with the small Rolls Royce showroom and Clock Garage (Renault) a few doors down. The old guy there had a T-reg R16 well into the 90s.

 

As you can tell I'm a little excited by these finds. :lol:

 

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OMG PONIES!!

 

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OMG Tredia turbo as well?
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Love the shots of Beverley (I was born in the Westwood hospital...) Like the lone Rolls Royce signage too. I thought 'Young Sherlock Holmes ' was a great movie when I saw it as a kid. Clockwise was great too.

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Dammit Hirst, got me trawling Flickr now!

This is essentially what I end up doing for ages at a time, I'll search for something like "Doncaster 1978" then "Doncaster 1979" and keep going through for ages until I find something to my liking.Generally you'll stumble upon some bus-spotter collection, these tend to be very good for street shots.
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That's not a real old days shot! That was posted up by someone on OJC in full colour when he got it some months back. Very cheeky.

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The Jag in the first pic is dead;The enquiry is complete The vehicle details for A215 XGN are: Date of Liability 01 07 1997 Date of First Registration 01 10 1983 Year of Manufacture 1983 Cylinder Capacity (cc) 4235CC CO2 Emissions Not Available Fuel Type Petrol Export Marker Not Applicable Vehicle Status Unlicensed Vehicle Colour GREY Vehicle Type Approval null The information contained on this page is correct at the time of enquiry. Vehicle Excise Duty Rate for vehicle 6 Months Rate £101.75 12 Months Rate £185.00

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The Jag in the first pic is dead;The enquiry is complete The vehicle details for A215 XGN are: Date of Liability 01 07 1997 Date of First Registration 01 10 1983 Year of Manufacture 1983 Cylinder Capacity (cc) 4235CC CO2 Emissions Not Available Fuel Type Petrol Export Marker Not Applicable Vehicle Status Unlicensed Vehicle Colour GREY Vehicle Type Approval null The information contained on this page is correct at the time of enquiry. Vehicle Excise Duty Rate for vehicle 6 Months Rate £101.75 12 Months Rate £185.00

Not necessarily, we have a Mk1 transit that's not been on the road since 1973. If you can find it on the DVLA computer it could be in somebody's lock up somewhere. Slim chance I know, but it's not truly dead and gone till you can't find it on the DVLA computer or by putting it through a basic HPI check, to see if the number has been re used as a private plate.

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