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Happy 50th 'Birthday'


seth

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...that look is probably going to see a more favourable reception on 'the Blue'...

 

AS is a broad church; we don't judge here.

 

Much.  And then generally only to take the piss  ;)

 

As you were...

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What a great story! Can't be many folk that buy a new motor and hang onto it for four decades.

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Brilliant backstory! I Passed you on a Dutch motorway a couple of years back- looked like you were going camping? Very distinctive vehicle- it could only have been you, here's to all the road trips yet to come!

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I think it's just lovely to see a car still out and about, in proper daily use, at this age.  Having the backstory too, with date of registration, is a real bonus.

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Always a pleasure to see the Hillman of Much Lovliness Mr Seth - I've confessed my admiration for this a number of times and will do so again.

 

Paint? Only if YOU want to, don't feel like you HAVE to....

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HeritageMotor, pretty coincidental to have spotted us on a continental jaunt.

 

It happens!

 

As FPB7 and I drove north into Denmark last March, we saw mcqueenmachine (late of this electronic parish) heading south to the Puttgarden ferry on his round-Europe adventure in a 1946 Austin 16.

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Herald

Wait a minute, you have a Herald too?  Are you me 35 years ago?  (No, clearly not, as my Minx was a saloon and I didn't have the cars together...)

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Same birthday as me, and I have also been lowered!

 

Love seeing these. I have soft spot for 'Arrows' as Father Misfit had a couple when I was a small annoying child - a 68 Singer Vogue followed by a 72 Hunter GT, both gold. They seem amazingly thin on the ground these days. I know there is one in Sweden and it is my mission to track it down.

 

Look forward to many updates.

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It's a nice story and good that you've kept it in use, shame about the hight and wheels it's just something I don't get* but still better than it being some highly polished show thing.

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