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worldofceri you're totally right. Buying that's like paying £50 for a Big Mac when you could get a Kobi beer fillet steak for the same money.

When I got married to the laptop wrecker we hired a 70's Silver Shadow in Dark blue to take the wife from her house to the hotel. Inevitably on the day the Shadow had broken down so they sent a Panther Lethario (or what ever it's called) instead.. There's a photo somewhere of me being forced to grudgingly stand in front of it while I got my photo taken. What POS.

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Is it a shadow or has that Vauxhall got some really odd tide marks around the doors?

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worldofceri you're totally right.

 

Thanks, but I feel I should declare that Mash made the point, I just illustrated it.

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worldofceri you're totally right (it makes sense this time)

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Price: £35,700.

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Yeah, but some arseholed geezer had it sprayed barley white so he can have some pissed up bride puke in it.

I wouldn't want to do this with my classic cars, honest.

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No. It does not.

 

It looks like a bleeding wedding car is what it looks like.

For a pikey wedding.

 

There is no dignity left in this world.

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I think a lot of people use these kit wedding cars as they have to as part of a package with the venue.

 

My wife and I got a great wedding deal last year but unfortunately it came with the Beauford at a cut price with no alternative. Since nobody would see her arrive in it as we would all be inside the place waiting, she didn't give a hoot. It got her there spot on although she said it was slow, draughty and didn't have a heater. In November. I think it somewhat qualified as shite, and I thought she was very dignified :-)

 

Pretty sure it was a Sherpa based affair. Glad I chose a 300c though.

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That Rollers lovely, what's you problem with it? would you sooner see it sat in a barn unused?

 

I had to make do with a new Mercedes E Class when i got married due to a deal with the photographers, I know which one I'd sooner have traveled in.

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I was married in a Bentley VI

 

Odd, most people just use the cars to get to the church, not for the actual ceremony. :wink:

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Talking about weddings, how difficult/expensive would it be to convert this into an estate?

 

Minimum I guess it would need a Shadow rear seat and a few hundred square feet of mdf and carpet?

 

What a great vehicle for upsetting the locals on the school run and at the regulars at the polo!

 

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C334081

 

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I think that R-R needs its rear windows panelled in with MDF and some wobbly ‘MAN WITH VAN £20/HR 07917 123456’ stickers on the sides. ‘Yeah I’ll take your garden rubbish to the tip love! (As soon as i’ve finished this glaaaarrrssss of sherry)’

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Hey that Roller would look smart as an estate! If I was rich etc etc

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If you're gonna get married, don't do what my friends did and use a VW Transporter as a bridal car.

 

Can you guess what happened before the ceremony started? Go on, you can have three guesses.

That said, I'd still rather get to the registry office late in a clattery heap of filler scene bollocks than a Beauford.

 

I reckon my Amazon would do me right. It would need more power for the celebratory marriage burnout, mind. That way I could delay the ball and chain clamping for 10 minutes or so because no one could see for the clutch smoke.

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I'd like some OSF RWD action, how about this Capri?

 

1977 ford capri in very average condition

 

Cool!

 

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No. I will not.

 

It looks like a bleeding wedding car is what it looks like.

For a pikey wedding.

 

There is no dignity left in this world.

 

 

 

Spot the Autoshiter Doing a Stu_CDX competition, part one:

 

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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/wolsely-1972- ... 1e73bf0ca6

 

Answers on a postcard please to:

 

The 'I Saw Keef Having a J. Arthur In His Workshop' Competition,

Ham Shank Publications,

Wolsely

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