What classic vehicles have you seen?

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Re: What classic vehicles have you seen?

#781 Post by rich. »

thats worth going to guildford for! what are the sarnies like??
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#782 Post by suffolkpete »

JPB wrote:That's just lovely. Sadly, our sarnie van at work is some bland Peugeot thing :( from the caterers' fleet of a dozen similar, but at least the driver has a Dixie horn to announce the coming of lunch.
Must be a pre '73 bland Peugeot thing or that horn would be illegal ;)
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#783 Post by JPB »

Only if she sounds it on the public highway, or so the driver reckons. Either way, she goes into the Police's divisional HQ on her rounds and apparently gets no similar objections from the hungry polises who get their bait from the van. :lol:
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#784 Post by suffolkpete »

What's in their sandwiches? Truncheon Meat?
I'll get me coat!
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#785 Post by Martin Evans »

I noticed a 1971/72 Leyland tractor, in a farmyard, when I was only my way home. You don't see many of those these days or Ford ones for that matter. I don't know how they compared with the products of Fergusson, John Deere....or even Zetor (They used to be popular when Ladas and Cold War Skodas were popular) :?:
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#786 Post by Grumpy Northener »

thats worth going to guildford for! what are the sarnies like??
The sarnies are as good as the van too ;)
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#787 Post by Paul240480 »

All this talk of butties, got crumbs in me keyboard now :roll:

Saw this Volvo Polar today:
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These, I think were what Europe got when UK had Volvo Torslanda's in the last couple of years of the model. :D
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#788 Post by Grumpy Northener »

Went to meet a client today on a third party site to advise on technical issues - with a view to tendering / undertaking some enviromental works on the site - I asked if there was anywhere suitable where we could place our temporary site welfare / office / materials / cars etc while the work was undertaken - just round the back of here I was told - walked round the corner and found this
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Neither having moved for years - in fact the Bentley had moss growing out between the rear bumper and the back panel :?
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#789 Post by Mitsuru »

Please tell me that you asked if it was for sale?
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#790 Post by Martin Evans »

A green Morris Minor 1000 just went by, playing the trombone as it slowed down.

It's just gone back the other way and gave a quick base C, on the trombone, as it changed gear.
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