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That Isetta looks a bit down on it's luck, still it's probably the cheapest BMW on the internet.
Back in their heyday, getting in and out of one, especially for the ladies, was trickier than entering and leaving a Mini.
The passion killing tights were as yet, not on the market, stockings ruled. Those were the days.

Ive never had the pleasure of an isetta, although its on my lottery list...
How do you fancy a wolseley chaps?

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It's on my bucket list.

GHT wrote: ↑

Wed May 05, 2021 11:44 pm

It's on my bucket list.

John, you want this...
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get your cheque book out

Dick wrote: ↑

Thu May 06, 2021 6:28 pm

John, you want this...
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get your cheque book out

You might not believe it but I once had a Lambretta. I wore a parka and my Lambretta had one or two extras on it. This was the 60's though:
Hand on heart, this wasn't mine, not enough rear view mirrors!

Ght..

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There are some things in life that are just plain spooky. How do I know that is a character from Red Dwarf, when I have never seen Red Dwarf, ever?
It was the same when Richard Whiteley died suddenly. He presented a show called Countdown, I have never seen Countdown, yet when my Godson texted me on the day of Whiteley's death with: "And today's conundrum is: "Brown Bread." In case you are unaware, brown bread is rhyming slang for dead. How did I know? It freaks me out at times.

You have never seen red dwarf? If you like daft comedy i can recommend it..
Meanwhile
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