breakdown truck

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tractorman
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Re: breakdown truck

#1221 Post by tractorman »

I'd suggest most of the value in the pick-up is the VIN plate!
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Re: breakdown truck

#1222 Post by TerryG »

Surely you aren't suggesting that some less than scrupulous person could buy every part new then stamp the old vin number in to it. tut tut ;)
Understeer: when you hit the wall with the front of the car.
Oversteer: when you hit the wall with the back of the car.
Horsepower: how fast you hit the wall.
Torque: how far you take the wall with you.
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Re: breakdown truck

#1223 Post by JPB »

:lol: It's old enough not to need a VIN plate, so that can't be worth anything either.. ;)
The current book of MOT test rules wrote:A Vehicle Identification Number (VIN or chassis number) is required on all vehicles first used on or after 1 August 1980. except those which are
. kit cars
. amateur built vehicles
And yet some shevver clytes still moan when they realise that the chassis number on a Rebel was only ever written somewhere - in the engine bay if the owner had one that wasn't built on a Friday afternoon - on the car with a felt tip pen. Even though they were both built in 1972. Bah humbug!
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Re: breakdown truck

#1225 Post by JPB »

Ooh! Purple Renault 6, that'll go down well with Vulgalour. And that Fiat hearse, what an amazing thing, It would make the basis of a wonderful camper van. Assuming it isn't haunted.
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Re: breakdown truck

#1228 Post by JPB »

Thanks, Rich. That Simca is almost as horny as the idea of Anna Friel and Martina Laird sharing my shower. Almost.
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Re: breakdown truck

#1229 Post by rich. »

who is martina? does she play tennis? :?
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Re: breakdown truck

#1230 Post by JPB »

She played Comfort in the casualty show on BBC1 back in the last century. Sadly, I couldn't find a picture showing her with her clothes on.
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