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Alfisti's Allsorts (Updated)


Justin Case

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A few pictures taken earlier today at the Sandwell Historic Vehicle show.

 

Plenty of BL's finest there :) :

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Cavalier convertible:

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Ex Essex Police Sierra GLSI (not Cosworth):

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The only Alfa there :( :

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S-t-r-e-t-c-h-e-d Granada

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This might appeal to one or two here :) :

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Mate's Metropolitan:

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Autoshite Fire Brigade at your service :) :

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Travel in luxury with Autoshite Tours:

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The enquiry is complete

 

The vehicle details for MBF 132H are:

 

Date of Liability 01 05 2010

Date of First Registration 17 08 1969

Year of Manufacture Not Available

Cylinder Capacity (cc) 3528CC

CO2 Emissions Not Available

Fuel Type Petrol

Export Marker Not Applicable

Vehicle Status Licence Not Due

Vehicle Colour WHITE

Vehicle Type Approval null

The information contained on this page is correct at the time of enquiry

 

bet its juicy

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Some random sightings from a break in Cornwall last week :)

 

Supercinq:

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French reg Corolla:

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French reg Pug 205?:

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Panorama with Escort estate plus Nexia:

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If Porsche made cones :wink: :

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Better than a 55 reg Corsa :) :

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'Spot' the difference (I'm sure there's been another of these here):

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Micra with spoiler and roof bars 8) :

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Finally a Cool Caravelle:

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Just a few spots from the Wolverhampton Steam Fair this afternoon; a lot of the heavier stuff had left early as the ground was waterlogged.

 

Nice Ford Pilot:

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Very original looking late Minor van:

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Winnebago:

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I always like to see old trucks working for a living:

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Well-converted for the fairgrounds and still looking immaculate :

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Pick of the day, lovely old ERF with built-in fairground organ and living van in tow leaving:

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This outfit has been as far as Waldkirk in the Black Forest under its own power. The man is a hero 8)

 

Finally, taken just before I got arrested :wink: :

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Those ERFs are such nice lorries, so many are used as the main tractor unit on fairground lorries, also get the odd Foden as well.Theres a B/C series ERF in a dodgy looking yard full of circus lorries in hook and its cab has fallen off the chassis.

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Just a few I found while looking through some recent photos for the shite museum thread:

 

Princess two roads from me, has lived there at least 10 years, probably more (also on museum thread):

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Series 3 in off-farm condition:

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Rare Dodge R38 low-loader (were these built in Spain?):

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Heavy Volvo F10:

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I would have loved to have picked this up and taken it home:

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280SE:

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Finally, day out oop North to Buxton

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Camera battery expired just as 504 pick-up went by :( , so had to go and cool down:

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A few more for your delight :wink:

First one or two from an agricultural show yesterday. I find myself getting more and more attracted to the heavy stuff

Rare to see a Scania 93 working for its living:

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Never seen one of these before:

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Fabulous Field Marshall, I just hope it never gets restored:

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Add your own comment :) :

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If Autoshite did van hire.......:

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Local car show today; anyone else like me can't be bothered to see rows of over-restored 70s repmobiles and British Standard Sports Cars. I found the car park more interesting:

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I had the dog with me and just as I was disposing of the pooper scooper, this turned up:

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Finally, spotted this this afternoon:

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Some shots from last weekend's 'do' in the park in Walsall, celebrating the 150th anniversary of the birth of legendary local showman Pat Collins:

 

Mighty ERF needs to be kept behind bars:

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Walsall's answer to the scrappage scheme:

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and it works :) :

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Next, please:

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One for Fred :) original Walsall number, so has probably stayed in the area all is life:

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Catch of the day, rare original Scammell Showtrac, and it's the real thing, and only one owner 8) :

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Wall of death bike:

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Wall of instant death bike :shock: :

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Finally, small fair organ in small Fordson, would love one :) :

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A few more, not too many, but a bit of variety :) :

 

 

Lovely 1950ish MG Y-type:

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Alfa to the rescue of dead E-type 8) :

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LDV 400 creeps into picture postcard village view :shock:

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Time-warp Minor still used as family transport :) :

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Rare early 80s Priestman VC 15 still doing what it was designed for:

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Arty shot of Defender:

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Agrishite; barn find International Harvester (1960s ?):

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Finally. Definitely not shite, but I couldn't resist this very purposeful Morgan +8, 450i engine, roll bar and oil cooler 8) :

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A few more for your delight :wink:

First one or two from an agricultural show yesterday. I find myself getting more and more attracted to the heavy stuff

Rare to see a Scania 93 working for its living:

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I drive a Scania like that for a living! Lol! Great truck as well. 700000kms and still going strong.
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