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10,219 · August 12, 2021

9,582 · August 12, 2021

20 hours ago, Austat said:

AOG90T (a V8) only lived until March 1986, when it was less than 7 years old.

ROU603M survived until March 1985.

22,736 · August 12, 2021

On 8/11/2021 at 4:21 PM, egg said:

ha, so true. The kind of van as a kid made me think stay well away from the adults inside 😆

My mate's bohemian mother owned an HA - OUF872M. Ex Telecom van which she made last until it was eleven years old. It was already hanging waaaay before then and I clearly remember being able to see the road through the pinholes in the passenger footwell. Entry into the passenger seat was Dukes style as the door didn't open. Thing is, it was the coolest old thing going to an impressionable ten year old lad. I still like them!

19,205 · August 13, 2021

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3,017 · August 13, 2021

11 minutes ago, egg said:

This was last taxed on 8 December 1986, with was probably average for one of these.

CLF...T was a North West London issue of August 1978.

23,318 · August 13, 2021

I think that is Steve Cropley in a Car magazine giant test.

2,919 · August 13, 2021

18,307 · August 13, 2021

Chrysler Centura?. Available with a 4-litre 6-cyl. No fucking about with 1800cc there.

I vaguely remember reading about serious production proposals for fitting the 318ci / 5.2-litre into the Chrysler 180/2-litre shell but maybe that was in a dream.

(Sorry, words, but relevant).

15,150 · August 13, 2021

30 minutes ago, JeeExEll said:

Chrysler Centura? Available with a 4-litre 6-cyl. No fucking about with 1800cc there.

I vaguely remember reading about serious production proposals for fitting the 318ci / 5.2-litre into the Chrysler 180/2-litre shell but maybe that was in a dream.

How many tissues do you need?