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[The Old Bloke Next Door]

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Wasat?

[High Jetter]

7 hours ago, sheffcortinacentre said:

Wasat?

It surprised me:

[MiniMinorMk3]

It's the Ferguson R3F

more info here  ‘After the Tractor’ Harry Ferguson & the R5 4WD | Ferguson Club

 

[MiniMinorMk3]

Here's the R5

[The Old Bloke Next Door]

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[Remspoor]

[Richard_FM]

5 hours ago, MiniMinorMk3 said:

Achtung Baby!

[Metal Guru]

6 hours ago, Remspoor said:

Hello, hello,hello.

[Madman Of The People]

10 hours ago, MiniMinorMk3 said:

 

Being Autoshite's official token Yank, I was curious as to what Yankee Land was.  Turns out it's a burger restaurant.  It's still in business, although they've moved round the corner to Prospect Street.  This is Paragon Street, which I found on Google Maps.

Interesting to see the old Yankee Land and the Bacchus Bar next door are now a Domino's Pizza.  Stone House Pub is now Paragon Square Burgers, Cafe M now occupies the shopfront beneath the To Let sign, Chambers has been replaced by a barber shop, and next door is Chicken George fried chicken.  Portland Hotel down the street is permanently closed and appears to be derelict.

E36 BMW 3 Series on the left indicates this photo was taken sometime in the early 1990s.  Interesting to see the contrast between then and now!

 

[martc]

There is/was a Yankee Land in Hull. Well known for it's cheap burgers of indeterminate origin.

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[Metal Guru]

25 minutes ago, martc said:

There is/was a Yankee Land in Hull. Well known for it's cheap burgers of indeterminate origin.

All burgers are of indeterminate origin. Same as sausages . 

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John Porter, a thatcher by trade, has made a roof for his 1949 Allard which he bought for £20 in 1962

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